Democratic Ticket Names for Local Election
The ticket lists Woodrow Wilson for President with Tomas R. Marshall as VP, John B Kendrick as US Senator, John B Clark as Congressman, Chan A Myers as State Senator, J B Linn Lorraine Rollins and others as State Representatives, plus county offices including H R Harrison as County Clerk, Flo LaChapelle Clerk of Courts, D C Oakey Sheriff, Gilbert Tareom Treasurer, Robert R Rose Prosecuting Attorney, George W Tanner Assessor, iyra J Geer Superintendent, Platt Wilson Surveyor, two year County Commissioner James Budge, four year Lewis I Jenkins, Coroner oh Fitzpatrick, and others.
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United States
John B. Kendrick
John B. Clark
Chan
A. Myers
J. B. Linn
Lorraine Rollins
Othe ®. Williams
C. C. Leavitt
Charles Mallory
W. Farnworth
Andrew Morrow
H. R. Harrison
Flo LaChapelle
D. C. Oakey
Gilbert Tareom
Robert R. Rose
Robert R. Rose, Assensor
George W. Tanner
Iyra
Platt Wilson
James Budge
Lewis I. Jenkins
Oh Fitzpatrick
Keia
Two United States Senate hopefuls clash in Wyoming race
Two men of very different types face off in Wyoming for the U S Senate. Democrat John B Kendrick is contrasted with Republican incumbent Clarence D Clark. The ad highlights Clark’s voting record and Kendrick’s governor tenure, urging Wyoming voters to choose progress and representation.
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United States Senate
John B. Kendrick
Clarence D. Clark
Wyoming
Clark
Senator Clark
United States Steel Corporation
Congress
Washington
Republians
Wimaelf
United States
Kendrick Haw
Kendrick
Wilson tariff reform and labor support article
The piece argues for Wilson, predicting history will credit his four years as among the nation’s most impactful. It cites a forthcoming section on tariff nonpartisanship and a magazine article listing 20 Wilson acts favorable to labor, urging workers to vote for him on November 7.
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Wilson
Woodrow Wilson
Washington
Lincoln
Vember 7
Four Brotherhoods
Governor Drives Broad Wyoming Legislation Through
The Governor’s forceful leadership propelled workmen compensation, a mother’s pension act, a state public utilities commission and other broad laws through the Wyoming legislature. He will likely pursue similar efforts as a United States Senator.
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Wyoming
Wes Commission
United States
Woodrow Wilson Portrait Praised as Steadfast Leader
A historic critique extols Woodrow Wilson as calm patient and just, praising his vigilance for labor dignity and social reform. The portrait emphasizes his refusal to bow to privilege, exploitation or expediency, and his measured, principled approach to decision making.
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Woodrow Wilson
County finances and jail burden disputed by papers
The Kemmerer Republican and a local paper clash over the county's financial status. The debate centers on whether the jail counts as an asset or a debt offset and who will bear future obligations when new certificates are issued. The dispute touches on transparency and political tactics.
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Kemmerer Republican
Camero
Hut
Repulican
O. K
What New York Thinks of President Wilson
Melville Z Haven declares Wilson will carry New York by a substantial majority and that independent sentiment supports him for prosperity and peace. John H McCoory says Kings County Democrats will deliver the largest vote for Wilson and McCombs, with the party united behind the ticket.
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New York
Wilson
John H. McCoory
Kings County
Brooklyns
Kings
W.bury
McCombs
Land Commissioner Hopkins Refuses Information to Plausible Request
A Cheyenne land commissioner known as Hopkins stood firm when a lawyer demanded records. He offered to provide the data only if the petitioner disclosed his identity, prompting the man to stumble and Hopkins to insist on proper disclosure before sharing any information.
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G. G. Lapkine
Cheyenne la
Hie
Ficm
Hopkins
Jarney
Hlopkine
Hopking
A Hopkin
Harris Sees Wilson Victory In New York By Large Margin
Edwin H Harris chairman of the Democratic State Committee says President Wilson will carry New York by more than 100,000 and that the party stands united with substantial Republican support for his reelection for the safety and well being of the country.
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The
Tribune
Hopkins
Republican State Committee
Edwin
Harris
Democratic State Committee
Aga
Wilson
New York
United
The Colonel Toopa Speech Incident Reported
A report notes the caliber of Theodore Kavsevalt, praised by Republicans as a leading supporter of Mr Hughes, and references an incident that occurred during a recent speaking event.
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Theodore Kavsevalt
Hughes
Colonel Shows Temper In New Mexico Tour Incident
A crowd interruption during a New Mexico tour sparked the Colonel to call the heckler a fool and tell him to go home and sober up. The moment contrasted with the expected leadership as election campaigns for Wilson gain momentum amid mixed reception. A local screening in Kemmerer mocked Hughes’ candidate ad, reflecting party tensions and ad rejection.
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New Mexico
Wilson
Hughes Ankwera Questions on Protective Tariff and Policy
Denver Express Q and A with Mr Hughes covers how a tariff would shield American interests in Mexico and during European war. He depicts a republican record as proof of future achievements and outlines a stance favoring undiluted American family values if elected president.
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Acta
Woodrow Wilson
Germany
Hughes
Congress
Hegin
Federal Reserve Bank
Leder Law the Ban Establishing the Children's Bureau
Chi'ires
Denver Express
United States
Mexico
Republican Party
Betting odds flip for Wilson grows in Pittaturg
Odds for the presidential race shifted in Pittaturg Pennsylvania where Wilson moved from even to 10 to 9 then 10 to 8 as the day closed. Report says Wilson money attracts few takers across eastern cities including New York where early bets showed Wilson favored.
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Pittaturg
Pennsylvania
Wilson
New York
Local Democrats predict county results for Wilson Kendrick and others
Local Democratic leaders estimate Wilson will win Lincoln County by about 300 votes and Kendrick by about 250 votes. They say Jobs D. Clark and Mondell have even chances to carry the county.
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Wilson
Lincoln County
Kendrick
D. Clark
Mondell
Freeman Becomes Barber at Strine Shop
Mr Freeman is engaged as barber in Strine Barber shop. Mr and Mrs Guy Turner of Gage visited town Tuesday with their young daughter who had a tonsil operation the same day performed by Dr Sandere.
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Mr. Freeman
Strine
Guy Turner
Gage
Httle
Sandere
James Budge for County Commissioner in Jackson Hole
A campaign piece extolls James Budge as a highly respected neighborly candidate for County Commissioner. It notes visiting Kemmerer by Jackson Hole citizens who praise him as a trustworthy, non sectional choice, urging voters to back Budge.
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Jackson Hole
Kemmerer
James Hudeo
James Budge
Couny
Tou
Hia Neleh Bork
Budge
Jack Matthews for Road Supervisor in Kemmerer district
In this section the voter is urged to support Jack Matthews for Road Supervisor in the Kemmerer Road District. It notes his long experience building roads and his expert knowledge of the trade, claiming he is widely known and trusted. The piece endorses his Democratic ticket candidacy.
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Jack” Matthews
Jack
Kemmerer Road
Doctor Cunnington Returns From Northern County Trip
Dr W C Cunnington, after several weeks touring the northern part of the county, came back to Kemmerer Monday and occupied his old dental chair again. Doc was successful on his hunt for big game. Ed Brandley of Granger was seen on Kemmerer street Monday.
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W. C. Cunnington
Kemmerer
Doc
Ed Brandley
Granger
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