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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1912
Page
4
The Leader fights a standpat conspiracy aimed at harming Cheyenne’s welfare and the paper’s advertisers. It claims Uncle The Leader will end opposition to Senator Warren, but asserts Cheyenne business men support the paper and will resist attempts to intimidate. It vows to continue publishing as the fight against Warren’s re election continues.
A Wyoming dispute between The Tribune and The Leader over Warren tax figures escalates. They propose submitting all statements to Judge Sullivan for a binding verdict, but Brother Deming declines, deeming Collier’s Weekly a target of partisan attack.
The article argues Wall Street’s open opposition to Woodrow Wilson marks a shift in politics. It says the attack galvanizes millions of Americans, transforming Wilson into the leading presidential candidate and portraying Wall Street as America’s greatest enemy. It cites evolving public sentiment and the rising fight in support of Wilson.
A Tribune editorial from last evening urges ending the Warren Carey feud as Governor Carey seeks re election. It accuses Warren and supporters of slander during the campaign while noting Carey was elected despite opposition. The piece argues Wyoming should shift focus from politics to growth and missing opportunities.
A fragment from historical editorials notes burglars tend to avoid homes with dogs, citing common sense in their avoidance. It discusses crime, politics, and a Kansas man sentenced to obey his wife for six months, reflecting era rhetoric and social commentary.
A collage of humorous lines and social jabs on slang manners dog behavior tax figures and political jibes. The snippets reference Warren Ohio origins Woodrow Wilson Hearst and Teddy Roosevelt era politics and note the calendar with five Thursdays and birthdays of Washington Lincoln and Saint Valentine.
A rough, dialect heavy piece critiques factions within the party including Insurgents Progresives Conservatives and Regulators. It references Lafulett Roosevelt Taft and a party convention plan with rough commentary on leaders and loyalties.
In Chicago a wealthy manufacturer is accused by his wife of an affair with a barber during a lathering and of funding her business with an $800 tip. The claimant, Mrs Alvan Al Arnold, seeks redress while a boy named Hooper, aged 12, is arrested as part of the murder case involving a wrong man.
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