State Candidates in Crook County
Two state politicians visited Crook County stumping at Sun Dance Aladdin and Hulett meeting locals and discussing Wyoming political affairs. Biographies follow of Hon W R Schnitger born 1852 in Wisconsin and Hon Chas N Potter born 1852 in New York highlighting careers as U S Marshal mayor and secretary of state and Wyoming judge roles.
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Crook County
Sundance
Aladdin
Hulett
W. R. Schnitzger
Mineral Point
Wis
Gustav Schnitger
Davenport
Iowa
William R. Schnitger
Avoca
Moore
Emily Keith
Wyoming
United States
District of
Laramie
Territorial Penitentiary
Cheyenne
Territorial House of Representatives
State Senate
Cheyenne School Board
Schnitger
Riner and Schniteer
Judge Potter's Rise to Wyoming Supreme Court Chief Justice
The article chronicles Judge Potter's career from Cheyenne city attorney to attorney for Laramie County, then attorney general, and eventually chief justice of the Wyoming Supreme Court. It notes his public service, role in framing the state constitution, leadership on the school board, and ongoing pursuit of public service as Wyoming forms laws.
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Chas. N. Potter
Supreme Court of
Wyoming
Ostega County
New York
Grand Rapids
Michigan
State University of Michigan
Kent
Willis van Devanter
T. F. Burke
Laramie County
Supreme Court
Supreme Bench
Industrial Club of
Cheyenne
Potter
Laramie
A. B. Conway
Judge Potter
Judge Carey Defends Tax System Criticizes State Burden
Wyoming judge calls state taxation burdensome and corrupt, cites his own tax avoidance record in Natrona County from 1905 to 1910. He argues the new system forces fair shares and that big corporations and the wealthy pay more while others save.
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Carey
Tax Commissioner's Office
Wyoming
Nortona County
J. M. Carey
Bro
Natrona County
Judge Carey
Natrona
Lews
Laramie
Converse
Wyoming Tax Reform Draws Fire From Judge Carey
The article attacks Judge Joseph M. Carey as Wyoming’s wealthiest official opposing the state and county tax reform. It argues most citizens will bear the burden under the new system while old tax dodges fade away. Railroads show major tax increases in 1910 versus 1908, amid calls to revert to prior methods.
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Lona
Judge Carey
Wyoming
Milllionaire
Joseph M. Carey
Judge Parmelee for re election urged by Wyoming paper
The article praises Judge Parmelee as an exemplary jurist and urges voters in Crook County to re elect him. It argues his loyalty to the law, avoidance of technicalities, and commitment to justice, urging support to ensure district recognition and continued service.
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Judge Parmelee
Parmelee
Congress
Wyoming
Legislative
Globe
Crook County
Sharp argument backs Mondell over 420 acre homestead
The editorial extols Mondell criticizing the 420 acre homestead law noting beneficiaries include many nonvoters. It urges all holders of 420 acre homesteads to vote for Montedd regardless of political ties, calling out opposition from the “old-timers.”
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Mondell
Montedd
Democrats
Socia
Mondell seen as key to improving law in Congress
The speaker argues that prohibitionists and Independents gain from the law and urges support for Mondell. The speaker asserts Mondell can improve the law more than any potential new Congress, implying a belief in Mondell’s effectiveness over the next decade.
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Congress
Mondell
Questioning Wyoming tax burdens and state growth
The speaker argues that running Wyoming now costs more than in the past when a few residents lived there. They compare Carey’s increasing property holdings to the state’s expanded needs and urge residents to check whether their own taxes have risen by reviewing old receipts.
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Mollie
Wyoming
Carey
Carey’s Loyalty Questioned by Sheridan Supporters
Critics accuse Carey of selling out Republican allies in Crook county and to the Rawlins convention. They ask if his party betrayals could extend to the state, urging opponents to stand and answer. Sheridan supporters are named as examples of supposed disloyalty.
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Carey
Crook County
Rawins
Sheridan
Be a booster vote for Mullen and Republicans
The speaker argues for voting for Mullen and the Republican slate to enact constructive tax reform. It criticizes Governor Carey for veto power without a legislative body and urges supporters to back regular party nominees to shape laws.
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Judge Carey
Mullen
Stand Up for Carey and Mondell Laws in County Call
A call urges Crook County residents to choose sides in the Carey Act and Mondell law. The speaker frames the Carey Act as benefiting the rich and the Mondell law as helping the poor and asks voters to stand with theMP who represents their interests.
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Crook County
Notable Mullen praised as devoted lawyer and capable leader
The text honors Mr. Mullen highlighting his dedication to the legal profession over wealth. It asserts his excellence as a lawyer shown in the Attorney General's office and argues for his fitness to govern, asserting knowledge of the law as essential for the role.
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Mullen
Election outcome shapes Crook County policies
Crook County shows strong interest in the fall election as policies for the coming years hinge on the results. The focus is on what the elected officials represent in public matters rather than the individuals themselves. Every man’s election carries weight.
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Crook County
No man is larger than a party says critic of Carey
The writer argues Mr Carey cannot override party lines noting the judge overestimates his influence. He contends Democrats will not support him and questions why they should given party unity.
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Carey
County tax receipts and duties questioned by citizens
The note asks residents to compare current tax receipts with preceding years to see if last year’s taxes were higher and whether any kickbacks exist. It asserts the current county officers have attempted to perform their duties and questions whether the reader can improve the situation by replacing them.
County board representation urged for all regions
Advocates say Krause serves eastern county and should continue for two years while Aladdin supporters demand a representative from their area be elected. The statement frames regional balance as essential for the county commission.
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Krause
Carey Campaign Spending Sparks Public Debate
Voters are urged to scrutinize campaign finances amid claims Carey may be funding efforts indirectly. Critics say the opposition is not providing the money, while parties accuse each other of using funds to influence outcomes.
Democrat asks about Carey governor vote choice
The speaker questions whether supporting Carey for governor aligns with Democratic values and contrasts it with voting for a Republican on their ticket. The tone challenges party loyalty and asks for reconsideration of political alignment.
Carey’s party switch questioned as loyalty or leverage
The speaker weighs Carey’s abrupt shift to the Democrats asking if the move reflects genuine alignment with the party or is influenced by a defeat. The remark notes he has long belonged to another party and questions the motivation behind the turn.
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Carey
Jona
Parmelee and Hout Endorsements Prompt Senate Talk
A column argues for Judge C H Parmelee and A E B Hout with references to Carey Mullen and Hoyt as prominent political figures. It questions Carey’s work history and sympathies while urging readers to consider who truly represents their interests before voting.
Pick A KE HOYT for Senator and you will not be sorry
Voters are urged to back A KE Hoyt for senator and Warren Clark Mondell for congressional support. The text argues the Crook County ticket is strong and warns against Democratic opposition, urging residents to choose men who can get things done. It calls for evaluating the ticket as a whole and avoiding traitors.
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A. KE
Hoyt
Senator
Congress
Warren
Clark
Mondell
Davis
Chassell
Storm
Crook County
Mondell Warren and Clark Named as Wyoming Leaders
The speakers affirm Mondell Warren and Clark will continue to represent Wyoming in Congress, doing more for the state than any local officials. The message emphasizes their ongoing influence and commitment to statewide interests.
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Mondell
Warren
Clark
Wyoming
Crook County First: Vote for Mullen and Regular Ticket
A call to voters in Crook County to back the regular Republican ticket and elect Mullen. The message urges party recognition of the county in the future, emphasizing Crook County first.
Election call upholds Judge Parmelee for bench
The speaker urges voters to retain Judge Parmelee, praising him as the best on the bench and asking what argument exists against him in this judicial election.
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Parmelee
Carey homesteads in Crook County question prompts vote
A brief reading asks how many Carey homesteads exist in Crook County and invites readers to vote. It questions how many would be taken if any existed and whether residents could afford one if it were next door, concluding with a skeptical stance.
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Carey
Crook County
Public spending discipline and growth across state institutions
The speaker opposes extravagance in county or state expenses while insisting appropriations must rise overall. They note growing populations in asylums prisons universities and other public institutions driving higher costs.
Wyoming Voters Question Governor Elect Possibility
The letter argues Carey is an elderly candidate for governor and questions another six years in office. It reflects concern about long tenure and the need for a leader who improves with time, urging careful consideration before reelecting a mature figure.
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Carey
Wyoming
Mullen Seeks Governor Post With Record of Competence
The advisor states Mr. Mullen is fully conversant with state affairs and ready to lead. A vote for Mullen is a vote for a capable man who will devote his abilities to the state.
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Mullen
Dullet
Gratitude Stressed for A F Hoyt's Homesteading Help
In Crook County residents recall A F Hoyt as a steadfast ally to homesteaders. For thirteen years he answered land questions and offered aid, prompting a call to plainly express lasting appreciation for his service.
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Crook County
A. F. Hoyt
Weeklong political views and world series clash
Washington reports Rhode Island Republicans will reconfirm Aram J Potifer as governor at a state convention. Roosevelt heads to New England to back Lodge and Ross. Bryan campaigns in Indiana and Illinois as World Series action unfolds with Chicago versus Philadelphia. Eventful week ahead.
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Washington, D. C
Rhode Island
Aram J. Pothifer
New York
Ohio
Roosevelt
Oyater Bay
New England
Boston
Senator Lodge
New Hampshire
Robert P. Ross
William J. Bryan
Indiana
Illinois
Senator Cannon
Chicago
Philadelphia
Notable meronautic events on this week’s calendar
This week features two major aviation events the International balloon race for the Gordon Bennett trophy starting Tuesday from St Louis and the International aviation meet at Belmont Park near New York City. Also due are the launching of the Olympic steamship at Belfast and ceremonies at Vicksburg National Military Park. The National Dairy Show opens in Chicago and the Lake Mehonk Conference of Friends of the Indian and Other Dependent People convenes.
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St. Louis
Belmont Park Fee Track
New York City
America
Europe
Atlantic
Olympic
White Star Line
Garde
Belfast
The
Blue
Vicksburg National Military Park
Wisconsin
Vicksburg
Chicago
Lake Mehonk
Friends of the Indian
Baseball Notes Highlight Mixed 1908 World Series Buzz
Joe Jackson leads the Southern League in batting at .353 now with Cleveland. Rube Oldring of the A’s has water on the knee and may miss the world series. St Louis Browns total 16 hits 20 bases yet score only one run. Slow Joe Doyle to sign in matrimonial league. Johnny Kling catching well for Chicago against the A’s. Bates drafted by Pittsburgh from Jackson Cotton States League feared to have typhoid fever. World Series first game coin toss to decide site. Ed Walsh retires for season per Comiskey. Eddie Zimmerman of Newark drafted by Brooklyn. Minneapolis breaks pennant drought with 107 wins setting American Association record.
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Joe Jackson
Cleveland
Rube” Oldring
Athletics
St. Louis Browns
Joe" Doyle
New York-Louiaville
Johhny Kling
Chicago
Bates
Pittsburg
Jackson
Ed Walsh
Comisky
White Sox
Eddie Zimmerman
Newark
Lead Saloon Laws Enforced By City Council
Lead city council passed a resolution to enforce the law on saloon keepers inclining to remove obstructions, close by 11 pm, ban back rooms, exclude women, end public drinking, and curb gambling. The move, urged by Homestake Mining Co and mayor cooperation, aims to end gambling in Lead and Deadwood within thirty days.
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Lead
Homestake Mining Company
Deadwood
Centenarian Hiram Hart Visits Cold Springs
Hiram Hart born March 28 1810 visits Cold Springs Country today. A resident of Cold Springs for many years he is over 100 and recalled early 19th century life with charm. The Deadwood Daily Telegram reports the visit.
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Hiram Hart
Cold Springs
Deadwood
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State Service
Our County
G. Hopkins
Gillette News
Kuykendahl
Cross
White
Forsythe
Cook
Baird
Tust
Cmeh
C, H. Parmelee
Union
Senate
A. EB. Hout
Baseball Notes
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