Intra party Tensions Amid Gunfire Mockery
A terse exchange describes white Democrats firing mock shots at the Globe during a trench debate. No injuries reported. The speaker warns not to worry about the domestic political flare up.
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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1916
Page
1
A terse exchange describes white Democrats firing mock shots at the Globe during a trench debate. No injuries reported. The speaker warns not to worry about the domestic political flare up.
Washington reports the National Park Service will cooperate with Crook County and local funds to build a good wagon road to Devil's Tower near Sundance. Work starts now as Congressman Mondell presses for an iron stairway to the Tower in a forthcoming session. The Farmers Institute meets Monday with lectures on Live Stock Crops and Soils. Idle Hour club meets Oct 4 and next Oct 18 social crochet group events.
A handbill attacking Globe editor over support for Judge candidate Sisley and opposing Raymond is challenged as biased. The piece defends Isley’s merit, cites records, and questions Kendrick’s influence while touching on county politics, railroad prospects, and local officials.
The writer criticizes politicians for praising Federal Reserve Banks and the Farm Loan Act without explaining practical benefits to Wyoming farmers. The article urges clear, concrete examples of how these laws aid local voters and asks for explanations beyond broad assurances.
Interest grows in a sugar factory at Belle Fourche as ranchers show the country can raise sugar beets. The nearby plant would create a market for a highly remunerative crop and prove Ilulett country can grow beets when a market exists.
The passage accuses rival parties of criminalizing membership while praising the Democratic Party. It cites calls for a universal law and a new humanitarian law, insisting the path to progress is to back the Democratic ticket or be labeled partisan.
The speaker questions who counts as the people in Crook county as about a dozen voices demand rule by the people. The text contrasts voices praising Kendrick and calls for evaluating a candidate’s lifetime of earnest work in choosing public office.
Elwood Anderson is named in a notice involving A. Dunn F.K.E. with rounds of unspecified matters. The article provides limited readable details about the parties and the action.
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