Yerington Times looks at Harding and Nevada politics
A Palmer era style opinion page weighs Harding’s presidential timber and Nevada records. It cites Oddie’s tenure and state finances, questions campaign funding, and notes shifts in party support including Cox and Roosevelt era loyalties.
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Harding
Penrose
Lodge
Hardings
Herbert Parsons
Sitions
Republican Committee For
New York
Cox
Tidety
Cali
League of Allods
Theodore Roosevelt
United States
Gews
West
Evans Visits Nevada Backed by Broad Support
During a Nevada swing Congressman Evans won wide backing across parties. He spent a day meeting voters, stressing his stance on Nevada interests without paid agents. Evans highlighted his Washington work on constituent matters and urged opponents not to change leaders, claiming strong Henderson sentiment and voter confidence.
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Wells Herald
Evans
Peole
Nevada
Reno Gazette
Washington
Therties
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Yerington
J. A. McCarthy
Yerington Times
Oddie
Roan
Wat Tee
Misuri
Johnson
Tac
Tate and Wickersham
Vierding
United State
Sam
Vr Viemmerry
Prnch Politirel We
Phnrse
Dick Randall
Democratic
Clark J. Guild
Navy
Rik
R. L. Waggoner
Geo W. Friedhoff
W. H. Austin
Z. F. Rawson
Manuel J, King
Beaumont Brown
Webster Concrete
Webster
Geo. L. Nicholas
University of Pennsylvania
Henderson
Deeih
Henslepson
All Bank
Henerson
Hesston
Tom
J. M. Damon
M. R. Penrose
Graffam & Matthews
Charles B. Henderson
J. CG. Kennedy, G. EE. M
Webster Building
Charles R. Evans
Greenfield Lodge
Samuel S. Arentz
J. Emmett Walsh
Justice Supreme Court
Hee Noy
Hawthorne, Nevada
Eienhry Boerlin, Prop
Ianchief
Lyon County Bank
Lial Keen
Citizens’ Lumber, Coal & Supply CO
SEC
W. Friedhoff
G. M. Coddington
New
Fairbanks
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Service
Salt Lake
Temple Salt Lake City
Ben. W. Coleman
United, States
United States Land Office
Carson City
Mary
Mountain Wow
Mineral Conny
Corer No. LN. W. C
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Minera County
Mary Lamber
G. W. Winckfield
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