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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 1910
Page
4
In Sheridan and Laramie counties the November elections loom as machine politics dominate the scene. Reports describe the Republican machine's influence at the county convention and speculate on the impact of Theodore Roosevelt’s visit and anticipated candidates.
Reports from Washington relay claims that Taft may oppose Speaker Cannon with Republican managers backing a plan to unseat Cannon. Observers note similar tactics used in prior campaigns as Taft’s administration navigates intra party power struggles.
The piece analyzes Taft Aldrich Cannon alignment and Roosevelt’s stance. It notes Taft’s closeness to corporate interests and Lodge as a possible Roosevelt endorsement target while predicting Roosevelt will not back La Follette. It discusses machine politics and the New York Post’s temporary chair choice.
Senator Shively tells a South Bend banquet a war tale about a private homesick for months and a furlough request. The colonel quips he has not seen his wife for three years, while the private retorts that they are not that kind.
A candidate announces intention to run for the office of County Clerk subject to the decision of the Laramie County Democratic Convention. The notice lists the candidate's name and seeks party support for the election.
Mrs Mamie Fe Hepperson announces her candidacy for county superintendent of schools, pending endorsement by the Democratic convention and party decision.
A candidate declares seeking renomination to the office of county commissioner on the Democratic ticket. He states alignment with the wishes of the Democratic county convention and outlines continued public service goals.
A candidate, William H. Dillman, states belief in his ability to perform as County Clerk and asks for the Laramie County Democratic convention endorsement and support at Toone. He submits a respectful request for votes and backing.
The Apperson cars dominated the Cheyenne Motor Club event with multiple laps led and dramatic overtakes. W. J. Carter’s team earned $500 each for Ball and Allen and for Corkill and Faceler as the officials, led by George H. Nagle, maintained order and fair play through a tense 160 mile endurance contest.
The first presenter on this afternoon's Frontier program is slated to start promptly at 1 15 PM. The schedule notes emphasize timely attendance for all participants and listeners.
A political figure defends his stance in the Republican split over temporary chairman at the state convention. He rebukes faction leaders who favored Sherman and says he advised full cooperation with Hoover and Roosevelt, while decrying unfounded newspaper columns. The president’s letter prompts his reply.
L Hughes announces his candidacy for the sheriff nomination subject to the will of the Democratic county convention.
Drivers and vehicles transporting passengers to the park must use Buddy Street entrance reserved for vehicles. Other entrances are denied access. Speed limit posted is 12 miles per hour. Committees and law enforcement will monitor compliance.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions President Sherman and a scoring moment, with references to a political or personal controversy. The readable portions are disjoint and do not establish a coherent event, date, or clear outcome.
Denver officers face the Cam Waames in an eight team polo match after a morning game. The officers express confidence in returning the favor to the Denver team as play proceeds.
Real estate notice lists Oliver contact at phone 574 for buyers seeking modern homes for sale. Includes unspecified listings and agent contact in a compact classified item.
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