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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 1910
Page
12
A harsh report from Wyoming details a county machine in Laramie that controls the Sheridan primaries. It describes fixes, open convention tactics, and a Republican machine agenda aiming to suppress independent voters and ensure machine influence beyond November.
Washington dispatch notes Republican campaign managers spread rumors to shape public opinion. The Associated Press relayed tales that Taft would oppose Cannon for speaker, a strategy likened to past maneuvers in the 1909 contest. The piece questions the rumor's impact.
The article discusses Taft and Aldrich aligning with corporate interests and opposing Roosevelt while Roosevelt backs Lodge and La Follette. It notes Roosevelt’s reluctance to endorse Taft and his campaign dynamics within the Republican machine and the 1909 political context.
Washington Star recounts Senator Shively’s joke about a private seeking a furlough for homesickness. The tale contrasts a private longing for his wife with a colonel who hasn’t seen his own spouse in years, highlighting wartime morale and humor.
A candidate announces their bid for the office of County Clerk, subject to the decision of the Laramie County Democratic Convention. The statement presents the seeker's intention to run and the party process guiding the nomination.
Mrs Mamie Fe Hefperon declares candidacy for county superintendent of schools contingent on the Democratic convention decision. The announcement signals her entry into the race and outlines her intention to seek the post.
The candidate announces renomination for the county commissioner post on the Democratic ticket. He pledges to follow the wishes of the Democratic county convention and seeks continued public service.
William H. Dillman requests endorsement from the Laramie County Democratic convention and support at Toone. He states confidence in handling the county office satisfactorily and pursuing the clerkship.
The lengthy Cheyenne motor race reports shifting leaders among Apperson machines and rivals National American Buick. Engine trouble, overheating, and multiple laps losses punctuated the event as Apperson drivers secured first and second places. Officials praised the meeting’s management with referee George H Nagle, secretary Fred Horn, and a slate of judges and timers. W. J. Carter’s Overlap company owned the winning cars. $500 prizes were awarded to Ball and Allen, and to Corkill and Faceler.
The first segment of this afternoon's Frontier program will begin promptly at 1 15 o'clock. The schedule notes the on time start for the announcer and listeners follow.
A political figure defends his conduct amid GOP factional strife over leadership at the state convention. He denies involvement in a committee cabal against Colonel Roosevelt and rebukes leaders who spread unfounded rumors about the president’s stance. He says he urged open dialogue with Hoover and Roosevelt and laments misrepresentation in newspapers.
L Hughes declares his candidacy for sheriff, subject to the Democratic county convention. He frames his bid as a step to serve and preserve public safety under party guidance.
Drivers of automobiles wagons and similar vehicles transporting persons to the park must use the Buddy street entrance reserved for vehicles and will be denied at other entrances. Speed must not exceed 12 miles per hour and the committee warns drivers to comply.
Fragmentary text suggests a discussion of a president and a betting or poker related matter, with mentions of a view, outcome, score, and a chair or office issue. Names and concrete facts are unreadable, leaving an ambiguous political context.
The Denver team faces eight officers in a polo match this morning. The crowd enjoyed the event as the Waames plan to play nine games and seek to return the favor to the Denver team.
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