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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1912
Page
12
The Leader defends its stance against Senator Warren and rejects a boycott plot by a political ring. It asserts support from Cheyenne business leaders, notes growing circulation, and pledges to continue publishing the best daily paper in the state despite pressure from Warren supporters.
A Wyom ing editorial dispute pits The Leader and Wyoming parties against Collier's Weekly. The exchange centers on Warren tax figures and calls for an joint submission of published statements for Sullivan's verdict. Deming declines the challenge citing partisan aims and media bias.
The article describes Wall Street’s open opposition to Woodrow Wilson, calling it a bold shift from furtive meddling to overt antagonism. It argues Wall Street’s attacks have united Americans, elevating Wilson as the people’s champion and shifting the presidential landscape. The piece notes widespread public scrutiny and a national focus on Wilson amid financial hostility.
The Tribune warns readers against backing Governor Carey while urging an end to the Warren Carey feud on the eve of Warren's U S senate campaign. It accuses Carey supporters of slander during the governor race and argues Wyoming should move past this conflict and consider broader state growth and neighboring competition.
A column notes burglars tend to avoid homes with dogs, warning that dogs can be killed or poisoned and burglars may quiet noises to prevent alarms. The piece cites examples from The Tribune and Wyoming papers and quotes Callier's weekly credit with political critiques. It ends with a light item about a Kansas man sentenced to obey his wife for six months.
A string of satirical quips and opinions on manners language and politics from 1910 era commentary. It references Warren Ohio readers and broad topics from murder statistics to language diversity and contemporary politics. The collection resembles a humorous column fragment with various non sequiturs and cultural notes.
A folksy, fragmentary critique of Republicans and Democrats with mentions of reformers and leaders. The speaker references Taft Roosevelt and Wilson era political labels, noting distrust of the Tribune’s coverage and debating party factions and loyalties.
In a Chicago case a wealthy manufacturer is accused of falling for a barber after he was lathered and funding the barber’s business with an $800 tip. Mrs. Alvan Al Arnold faces scrutiny amid the sensational accusation. A separate incident mentions a boy, aged 12, arrested after a mistaken murder claim involving Hooper and Eliot.
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