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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Aug 20, 1912
Page
12
A fragment notes that voting at a tit primary may register a voter while raising concerns about illegitimate votes in the same primary. The incomplete text hints at election rules and potential loopholes without providing full context or outcomes.
Sheridan Enterprise argues Wyoming should follow evolving trends and elect a true progressive to Washington. It cites shifts in Wisconsin and other states, calls for independence from old guard figures, and urges Wyoming to retire Senator who aligns with special interests.
The Darrow juror bribery trial stretched thirteen weeks and two days with dramatic turns. Prosecution showed guilty knowledge of bribery attempts, but the jury found Darrow not guilty. Public opinion shifted with testimony, then rallied as the defense argued in rebuttal.
The note states that voting in the primary may register a voter though it also warns that illegal primary voting can lead to prosecution later. It emphasizes a dual risk of automatic registration and potential punishment for fraud.
A letter defends C. P. Connolly and his Western frontier background as the likely author of a forthcoming Colliers Weekly article on Senator Warren. The writer argues Connolly’s frontier experience and ethics suit a critical analysis of ambitious ventures into the new Wyoming frontier.
The piece attacks Senator Kendrick and criticizes editors from Cheyenne Leader and Sheridan Enterprise while praising Kendrick as a strong speaker and manly figure. It questions editors’ interests in Wyoming and mocks Deming for his political campaign and past. The tone is combative and partisan.
A civic exhortation urging participation in the upcoming primaries to curb boss influence and let the masses shape the ticket. It notes Senator Warren’s claim of paying debts and calls for Deming to publish Kent bank failure records for verification.
Voter becomes registered while warnings warn that those who vote U illegally at the primary may be prosecuted and punished later. Voters are urged to read the ballot instructions carefully to avoid mistakes.
A colorful rural voice comments on political betting about Taft Wilson and a double plan affecting the reform era vote, noting local figures and gossip from Froeemount and Albany counties about a public and private record of a senator.
A fractured summary of heated charges during a local political dispute. The speaker denounces Hankins and ally Warn as hypocrites while accusing supporters of funding church projects and turning voters against Warn. References Kendrick liberal ties and past aid to churches and hospitals frame the political climate.
Washington August 19. John Moody, author of Moody's Manual, reports that under Republican rule industrial trust capitalization has risen to about 8.07 billion dollars by Taft's end. Moody says tariffs drive growth while trusts inflate capitalization, with only about 26 percent of the total representing actual investment and the rest water capitalization.
Dysentery is presented as serious yet curable with Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. The ad claims cure even for malignant outbreaks and notes it is for sale by all dealers, with The State Leader as Wyoming's want ad medium.
Guidance on when a girl is ready to marry based on love sense cooking housekeeping and happiness. Advice urges patience humor and self restraint, noting ages eighteen to forty as possible and warning that unhappy couples often stem from poor preparation and meals.
An elder caretaker at an Episcopal churchyard, misnamed by officials, laments shifting titles while recalling his long service as janitor. The Washington Star notes the dispute over proper address as parson and clergy nickname confusion surfaces amid a broader public notice. A second item invites bids for partitions in Cheyenne High School, due by Aug. 22 at 9 p.m. in Larimer County.
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