Democratic Ticket Names for Public Office
A historical slate lists Democratic nominees across federal and county roles including President Woodrow Wilson and Vice President Tomas R. Marshall with United States Senator John B. Kendrick and various state and local positions. The roster shows multiple county offices such as Clerk of Courts Flo LaChapelle, Sheriff D C Oakey, Treasurer Gilbert Tareom, and School Superintendent Iyra J. Geer among others with terms for county commissioners and a coroner.
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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
Two Senators Clash In Wyoming Races Kendrick vs Clark
The piece contrasts John B. Kendrick a Democrat and Clarence D. Clark the Republican incumbent in Wyoming. It accuses Clark of voting failures on key measures like rural credits and the eight hour law while praising Kendrick’s governance and support for progressive reforms and river protection.
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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
Clary
Atlo
Wilson era tariff reform and labor support foreshadowed
The passage discusses President Wilson’s tariff plan detached from party politics and placed with a non partisan commission. It highlights Wilson’s favorable record on labor with 80 separate acts cited by the Railroad Trainman Magazine as a plea to workers to support Wilson on November 7.
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Four Brotherhoods
Wilson
Governor's pushy legacy: Wyoming seals broad labor and pension laws
The Governor's forceful leadership drove passage of workers compensation, a mother's pension act, a state public utilities commission, and other measures. He is expected to maintain this drive as a future United States Senator.
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Wyoming
Wes Commission
United States
Framed Portrait of Wilson as Ideal Leader and Reformer
The passage extols Woodrow Wilson as upright and compassionate, praising his vigilance for social justice. It emphasizes his patience, refusal of privilege, and commitment to labor dignity, while condemning exploitation and expediency in politics. The portrait frames him as a steadfast, morally driven guide.
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Woodrow Wilson
Confusion Over County Finances Clarified By Editorial
The Kemmerer Republican misread a prior article on the county's financial standing. The debate centers on debt versus assets including the jail, and whether certificates of indebtedness will be issued. The dispute touches Bank statements and political scrutiny amid calls for transparency.
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Kemmerer Republican
Camero
Hut
Repulican
O. K
New York Sends Strong Wilson Backers in Poll Talk
Melville Z Haven and John H McCoory forecast a large Wilson victory in New York State. Haven notes Independent sentiment backs the President for prosperity and war neutrality. McCoory says Kings County Democrats will deliver their largest vote for Wilson and McCombs as the party stands united behind the ticket.
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John H. McCoory
Kings County
Brooklyns
Kings
W.bury
McCombs
Wilson
Hopkins Defies Demanding Attorney for Records
Land Commissioner G G Hopkins of Cheyenne faced a truculent attorney who demanded access to records. Hopkins refused, offering the information only if the man disclosed his identity, prompting a tense exchange in the office.
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G. G. Lapkine
Cheyenne la
Hie
Ficm
Hopkins
Jarney
Hlopkine
Hopking
A Hopkin
Harris predicts Wilson win in New York by over a hundred thousand
Edwin Harris, chairman of the Democratic State Committee, declares President Wilson will carry New York by more than 100,000. He asserts unity in the Democratic Party and notes significant Republican support for his re election as essential to the country’s safety and well being.
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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
The
Tribune
Hopkins
Republican State Committee
Edwin
Harris
Democratic State Committee
Aga
Wilson
New York
United
The Colonel Toopa incident at Hughes supporter event
A recent speaking event highlighted Theodore Kavsevalt, a noted Republican ally praised by supporters as a pillar of backing for Mr. Hughes. The incident underscored party tensions and Kavsevalt's role in garnering influence for the campaign.
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Theodore Kavsevalt
Hughes
Colonel's crowd outburst and ad backlash in New Mexico
A crowd interrupted the Colonel during a talk in New Mexico. He shouted back, calling the man a fool and telling him to go home and sober up. The incident contrasted with what supporters call a big call for Wilson. In Kemmerer a Hughes ad featuring the Colonel’s image failed, greeted with derision by crowds, and removed from display.
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New Mexico
Wilson
Hughes Ankwarea Questions on Tariff and War Policy
Denver Express Q A session with Mr Hughes in which he defends a high protective tariff and outlines plans to shield American interests in Mexico. He asserts a Republican record of achievement and pledges undiluted American reform if elected president.
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Denver Express
Hughes
United States
Mexico
Republican Party
Betting shifts for Wilson in Pittaturg and New York
A change in presidential betting odds moved from even to 10 to 9 on Wilson in Pittaturg Pennsylvania before closing with Wilson at 10 to 8. Reports say Wilson money struggles to find takers across eastern cities including New York where early indications favored Wilson.
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Pittaturg
Pennsylvania
Wilson
New York
Democratic leaders project county results for Wilson and Kendrick
Local Democratic leaders estimate Wilson will carry Lincoln County by 300 votes and Kendrick by 250 votes. They assess Jobs D. Clark and Mondell as having even chances to win 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 visit town on Tuesday with their little girl who underwent a tonsillitis 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 hometown endorsement portrays James Budge as a highly respected Jackson Hole citizen. Neighbors in Kemmerer praise his character, saying he is not narrowly sectional and will protect the whole county, urging voters to support him.
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Jackson Hole
Kemmerer
James Hudeo
James Budge
Couny
Tou
Hia Neleh Bork
Budge
Jack Matthews for Road Supervisor in Kemmerer Road District
This local political notice endorses Jack Matthews on the Democratic ticket for Road Supervisor in Kemmerer Road District. It emphasizes his long experience building roads and his knowledge from A to Z, urging voters to support him.
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Jack” Matthews
Jack
Kemmerer Road
Local hunter and dentist resume work in Kemmerer
Dr. W. C. Cunnington, who has traveled the county’s north in recent weeks, returned to Kemmerer Monday and sat in his old dentist chair again. He was successful on his big game hunt. Ed Brandley of Granger was seen on Kemmerer streets Monday.
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W. C. Cunnington
Kemmerer
Doc
Ed Brandley
Granger
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Robert B. Howe
Charles Be, Neace
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Keromerne
Oregon
Democratic
Tomas R. Marshall
Platt Wilson
Lewis I. Jenkins
Oh Fitzpatrick
Keia
Kendrick VS. Park
Lincoln
Vember 7
Melville Z. Haven
Democratic Rate Committee
New York State
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Toopa
City Drug
C. A. Christmas
Store Kemmerer, Wyoming
Blyth-Fargo-Hoskins Company
Kemmerer, Wyoming
Agusta
Nettleton
Hhowe
Fiset
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