The Way The Wind Blows In Wyoming Politics
A Cheyenne Leader column accuses Democrats of weak recruitment while reporting multiple rumored Republican defections across Wyoming. It highlights cases in Evanston Hot Springs Fremont Weston Natrona and Albany counties and claims Baldwin voted Republican in a prior primary. The piece says Republicans gain new workers from Democratic ranks statewide.
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Cheyenne
Grandma Hastie
Wyoming
John Kendrick
Frank Houx
Jack Moore
Evanston
Hot Springs County
John Hench
Weston County
Alfred Beach
Natrona County
Richard Shipp
Albany County
M. N. Grant
Hoppie
Fremont County
Billie Johnson
Dan Hudson
Johnson-Hudson
Democracy
Ben Sheldon
M. N. Baldwin
Kendrick
Democratic County Central Committee
Lander
Hopkins
Thorn Lands Another Thief in Plains Horse Ring
Sheriff Thorn and an Ekalaka colleague captured Bert Roscoe at Gillette after a theft of five horses from the American Sheep Company near Armatrong Police north of Gillette. Roscoe, once a sheep company worker, had recent Casper ties and was jailed to await district court trial after confessing.
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Thorn
the Mar
Ekalaka
Mont
Bert Roscoe
American Sheep Company
Old Armatrong Police
Gillette
Kalaka
Roscoe
Casper
Sundance Times
Alva hunting party treks to Big Powder for deer
A Monday party from Alva travels to the Die Powder River country in search of game. Members include John T. Mahoney, Ben Mahoney, Ken Colvin, James Patton, Thurman Graves Jr, Vernon Wells, and Frank Flanders. They annually seek deer and enjoy the trip.
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Alva
Hulett
Die Powder Wiver
John T. Mahoney
Ben Mahoney
Ken Colvin
James Patton
Thurman Graves, Jr
Vernon Wells
Frank Flanders
Big Powder Country
Mrs. Ewing Dies at 85 in Crook County Nebraska
Mrs. Ewing died October 13 at daughter Mrs. A E Davidson’s home near Ewing Wyoming after a stroke. Born April 1829 in Pennsylvania she lived as a pioneer settler in Iowa Nebraska and became namesake of Ewing Nebraska and its post office. Survived by two daughters Mrs. A E Davidson and Mrs Frank Kendall and son Wm P Ewing. Funeral at home with interment in Storm Cemetery. J C Hurtt and wife visiting Widner home.
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Ewing
A. EB. Davidson
Wyoming
Nebraska
Crook County
A. E. Davidson
Guy Davidson
J. A. Guilliams
Neligh
Mis
Frank Kendall
New Haven
Wm. P. Ewing
Grandma Ewing
Storm
Jack Hunter
Little Powder
Leon White
Miller Creek
Roy Widner
Ten Free Dances Planned by Republicans in Crook County
The Republican candidates in Crook County schedule ten free dances over the last ten days of October. Each event will be open to all and include a three piece orchestra. Most candidates will attend each dance though exact locations and dates follow.
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Crook County
Flanders Change of Venue Granted by Judge Parmelee
Judge Parmelee orders a venue change for Willard Flanders after countywide witness review. Flanders is moved from the county to likely Sheridan where the trial will be held at the next term.
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Parmelee
Willard Flanders
Flanders
Sheridan
Miss Jessie Wilson Injured Yet Again in Fall
Miss Jessie Wilson endures another setback after dislocating her already fragile hip amid a series of health strikes including blood poisoning from a finger cut and subsequent amputation. Despite repeated suffering, she remains cheerful and brave. Community notes report social visits, relocations, and a grass fire near Aladdin caused by a dropped match igniting eighty acres of pasture and hay.
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Jessie Wilson
Walker and Munson
Hulett
Mabel Silverstrand
Lame Jones
Blacktail
Levi Mercer
Side by Side in Wyoming Politics and Morality
Editorial contrasts Kendrick’s call for development with moral governance and civic virtue. It endorses strong leadership, law enforcement, and integrity, while a second piece condemns violent predators and praises repressive social order in segregated districts.
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Kendrick
Wyoming
Joan B. Kendrick
Republican Rally at Inlett Draws Large Turnout
The Inlett rally featured governor hopeful Tilliard S. Ridgely and state treasurer candidate Herman B. Gates addressing a large audience. Local Crook county supporters L. O. Glassburn W. E. Mathews J. C. Hurtt W. F. Leslie A. C. Turneaure spoke brief greetings, praising the candidates. A postmeeting dance followed, with another event planned for October 31 at the same venue.
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Inlett
Tilliard S. Ridgely
Herman B. Gates
Sage
Mr. Ridgely
Montgomery
Mr. Gates
W. L. Wright
Alva
Crook County
L. O. Glassburn
W. E. Mathews
J. C. Hurtt
A. C. Turneaure
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Mrs. Ewing
Carlile E Stores
Bannigan & Austin Steel
Transportation Cave
Atha Es
Hulett- Moorcroft
Carlile
Wyo
Beulah
Donald
Miss Wilson
H. E. Turneaure
Roy Montgomery
J. B. Kendrick
Campbell County
Howe
The
Republican Rally
Bear Lodge
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