Progressive Republicans split in Cheyenne plan state organization
The text describes a public split among Republicans in Wyoming, leading to a temporary Progressive Republican state group and a declared platform. It praises reform, primaries, anti-corruption, and opening Yellowstone Park to autos, while signaling support for Roosevelt and Carey, with calls for county to state organization and a water tax reform debate in Casper.
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Cheyenne
Progressive Re
Towa
Board of Equalization
Yellowstone Park
United States
Roosevelt
Robert D. Carey
Theodore Roosevelt
Carey
Water Meters Urged in Cheyenne to Curb Waste
Eneineor Goodrich of Cheyenne and the mayor discuss meters to curb water waste. The editor notes hundreds of hydrants and toilets wasteful, estimating a third of water value lost. Without waste, reservoir supply could cover city and fort needs, saving pumping costs.
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Eneineor Goodrich
Cheyenne
Goodrich
Altitude Ailments and Cheyenne News Roundup
A fragmented Wyoming page note recalls political talk on Warren and T. R. while touching on love and coffee humor. It mentions Goling, a Baltimore boy, eloping with Faster, a playful line about a Toss race, and Aggies versus C. A. C. in Cheyenne. It notes Cuba intervention was prevented and Wyoming Republicans feel used by a few power brokers as Lawrence parade shows unions and mills briefly uniting.
Wilson Praised as Progressive Leader by Kansas City Star
The Kansas City Star endorses Woodrow Wilson noting his cabinet record and progressive acts as New Jersey governor. It argues his energetic leadership and democratic aims outweigh tactless moments in the Harvey incident and stresses national voter support for his reforms.
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Princeton
Woodrow Wilson
New Jersey
Cheyenne City Finances Show Surprising Health in 1911 Annual Report
The Cheyenne annual mayoral report highlights a strong city balance despite mortgage tax relief cuts and higher interest payments. It contrasts partisan newspaper criticism with the Democrat mayor Bresnahen's findings, noting a larger treasury than in 1911 and substantial tax adjustments.
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Cheyenne
Alfaira
Sheridan Post
Cheyenne Tribune
Wyoming
Tribune
Sheridan Waterprice
Bresnahen
Wyoming Voters Favor Taft Nomination Say Committeeman
A letter from George H. Foxton Republican National Committeeman of Wyoming asserts nearly ninety percent of Wyoming voters favor Taft renomination. He questions why insurgent states like South Dakota and Nebraska differ in political views and asks if Taft supporters or Roosevelt boosters explain the trend. The piece notes Colier s Weekly and ongoing campaign activity around Taft.
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George H. Foxton
Republican National
Wyoming
Taft
South Dakota
Nebraska
Peston
Colliers Weekly
Hankins Comments on Warren and Conservative Acts
Cank Hankins criticizes Warren and Democratic papers calling him a conservative. He claims Warren tows party lines for land office appointments to influence papers, cites Lorimer case, and mocks machine politics. Hankins promises to study more conservative acts.
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Warren
Lorimer
Wyoming
Chaplin
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Leslie A. Millar
New York
M.C. Watson
Chicago
A. W. Allen
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Mands
Casper
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T. R
Baltimore
Golng
Faster
Golme
Aggies
Cuba
Lawrence
R Wilson
Republican Papers
Kansas City Star
Harper's Weekly
Wilson
Colonel Harvey
Harvey
Hank
Bill Deming
Bill
Deming
Ren
Snow
James Whitcomb Riley
Comerigint
Stilnational Bankg
Cheyenne, Wyo
Logan
Cheyenne Transfer CO
Rock Springs
W. 16Th St
Stock Growers National Bank
Cook Bros.co
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