Certified List of Nominations for Lincoln County Wyom
Lincoln County Wyoming certifies nominations to state and county offices for the November 3, 1914 general election. The list covers governor to coroner, including numerous precincts and adjacent positions with names for Republican, Democratic, and local posts across cities such as Afton, Big Piney, Cokeville, Diamondville, Kemmerer, and Jackson, plus district supervisors and constables.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. 8
Rich
Oliver Ames
Chester Simpson
Marion Heap
William C. Stacey
W. L. Snyder
Matthew Morrow
Ed. Dray
F. N. Putnam
J. B. Curtis
J. B. Matthews
A. T. Stepp
A. G. Foster
Justices of the Peace
Alta
Afton
Thomas H. Wilde
Auburn
Bedford
Levi Merritt
Big Piney
Cleve Bell
Daniel
A. J. Jones
Cokeville
Cumberland
Sam Daniels
Diamondville
Fontenelle
Fairview
Freedom
Louis I. Jenkins
Grover
Joseph N. Anderson
Progressive Party slate announced for state offices
The Progressive Party lists candidates including Secretary of State Ray mond Wor State Auditor Thomas Blyth State Treasurer Prank and Knlt For State Senator George A Ella worth and Wor Representatives Arthur M Akin C Cherry in the legislature. Limited readable fragments present multiple names and positions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican Party
Hilliard
Ridgley
Birney H Sage
Robert B
Herman B. Gater
Edith K. C. Clark
Congress
Frank Wheeler Mondell
Justice Supreme Court
Richard H. Scott
State Senate
Clarence Gardner
James. Chrisman
Nelson C. Allred
Oscar Beck
Por
Raymond
Wor
Thomas Blyth
Prank & Knlt
George A. Ellaworth
Arthur M. Akin
C. Cherry
Wyoming Independent Party Nominations for November 1914
The document certifies Independent Party nominations for Lincoln County Wyoming to be voted on November 1, 1914. It lists proposed amendments to the state constitution including sections on workers compensation, legislative provisions, livestock taxation to combat predators, and donations and internal improvements. County Clerk H. R. Harrison attests the list as true and official.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming
Lincoln
Lincoln County Treasurer Candidate Declares Democratic Candidacy
County Treasurer nominee declares candidacy after receiving the most Democratic votes in the primary. He asks Lincoln County voters for support on the November election day and promises to administer the office without fear or favor, acting on his own conscience regardless of party lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln County
County Prosecuting Attorney Candidate Urges Support
In a Democratic ticket appeal Ivans Jones asks citizens to re elect him as County and Prosecuting Attorney. He pledges strict enforcement of election laws and continued prosecution of those who ignore them, asserting honesty and fairness in duty and seeking support at the November election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ivans, Jones
Also Mentioned on This Page
Lincola Cee
W. A. Baker
Marshalls
Road Supervisors
W. C. Roberts
Thomas Hood
George R. Hardman
R. Adams
Matthew Wood
Justice of the Peace
Alty
J. A. Horne
N. Hill
Hyrum Hillyard
James A. Spinner
George Durnford
Harold Munn
George Bourne
William Tait
MacDonald
Howard Hold
Emory Barras
Edward Lever
Francia Astle
Jackson
Claude D. Reed
Kemmerer
T. B. Carnaman
Opal
James Petrie
Smoot
Thomas Walton
Sublet
H. 1
Straley
Thayne
Teton Precinet
L. ©. Waterman
Alta Precinet
David B. Harris
Aston Precinet
Carl Roberts
Auburn Hrecinet
Bedford Precinet
Fred C. Lallathin
Daniel Presinet
William Collett
Cumberland Precinet
Joseph Wanewright
Dismondville
William Dickson
Fontenelle Precinet
Charles Olsen
Fairview Precinet
Alanne Kenning
Thayne Precinet
Price Nelson
A. J. Nethercott
Democratic Party
John B. Kendrick
Campbell McWhinnie
Thompson
Ira Thomas Irish
Douglas A. Preston
Supreme Court
Charles E. Blydenburgh
Frank P. Cranney
Char [Len A. Myers
Orlando Barrus
Stanley W. Brammer
Osborne Law
Lester M. Pratt
John T. Fields
James Bell
A. W. Smith
H. R. Harrison
D. C. Oakley
Eugene Weber
Carl Cook
George W. Tanner
Ivan 8. Jones
Dan F. Harrison
Louis C. Jensen
John E. Erwin
Aston
Elias Smith
Henry Leavitt
Charles Moser
C. L. Mills
W. H. Booker
Samuel Peterson
Ndigen
Chester Camp
E. D. Jenkins
Martin P. Thomp
Newton Nickell
B. J. Long
Chester Staley
Leroy Edwards
Teton
Warren Edmiston
Socialist Party
Paul J. Paulson
William Hill
Jnc
A. Green
William Potter
Robert Hanna
A. Carlson
Frank Norman
Hakeola
Gabriel Sillvast
James Davison
B. F. Bondurant
R. A. Hanna
T. F. Eynon
Oscar Wright
Arthur Robinson
George Haddenham
C. P. Burt
Matthew Willison
Bartol Preble
Wilson
Thad Kaufman
Progressive Party
Independent Party
A. D
Evgene Wener
Socialist
Laman Payne
Evanston
Alfred P. Roberts
Kemmere
Jo Hakola
Subtet
Muifrast
James Davidson
Bondurant
Supt. of Schools
R.A. Hanna
Kerrm
Interior
Bissinger & Co
Salt Lake City
Uteb
Salt Lake
Secord- USA
H. E. Christmas
H. R. Christmas
Law ‘First Sational Bank Building
Kewmerer, Wyoming
U. G. Comminskmer
Ivan S. Jones
J. R. Marquis Phyeteian
Ralph W.smith
Robert R. Row
Smith & Rose
Lawne
Kemmerer Wrouixa
Cunnington & Hocker
Wvanston
R. H. Embree
W.R. Hocker
Ivan Jonss
Robert S. Spence
Baerresen Bros
Keele Hall
Cheyenne, Wye
D. D. Spani Architect
Rock Springs National Bank
Rock Springs
Wyosiné
L. C. Ferguson Civil Engineer
Guy Reyinser
Wyami*t
Ellis Hudman
Harry Zick, Bxshaie Ove
Me — Venwine
Mackion
Ae Sesiog Tastion Company
Rexall
Renall
Rexall Towih
Kach
Kemmerer Pharmacy
JOHN
Stepathion
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