Warren Faces Heavy Load as Wyoming Senator Seeks Re election
The Philadelphia Record notes Senator Warren of Wyoming, term ending March 4, is a major GOP liability facing severe land deal criticism and a vicious weekly attack. Elected in 1890, he would reach 20 years in the Senate if re elected, a period that may mark the party’s decline.
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Richard Shipp Returns to GOP Fold Over Judge Appointment
E Richard Shipp quits the progressive party and asks to be readmitted to the Republican slate after resenting a second judicial district judge appointment. The Sheridan Post notes his letter carries a sob story and mocks his dependence on Governor Carey.
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Is Everybody Happy The Wyoming election fraud tale
The text alleges fraud in Uinta county and Converse county influencing Wyoming senate races. It accuses Francis Warren of cheating to secure re election and questions the legitimacy of six seated lawmakers. It questions Speaker Pratt and cites a contempt for what it calls devious political practices.
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Tax Delinquency Declared by City Council
City council at a regular meeting after 1912 declared all prepaid taxes delinquent. A penalty of 30 per cent is charged on each unpaid tax. Tax collection starts after February 1, 1912. Cheyenne, Wyoming. City Treasurer D. & Bwan.
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Coincidence Recalled in Limerick Tale In Congress
Georgee-Pa muses on coincidence as Senator Warren arrives Sunday night and Speaker Pratt rises with the Republican machine Monday morning. The quip notes Pratt’s fondness for limericks and hints at a staged political moment.
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Mr Metz Urges Wyoming Senate Support for Kendrick
Sheridan county Democrat nominates John B Kendrick for U.S. Senate. He denounces political machines, urges a people’s vote, laments last legislative selection, praises central and northern Wyoming, and cites industrial strength and regional pride.
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John B Kendrick of Sheridan Named Loyal State Leader
The passage extols John B Kendrick of Sheridan as a selfless, industrious champion of democracy. It praises his work in developing the state, building cities and infrastructure, reforming laws, supporting labor, and resisting powerful interests. It credits him with broad public support and a principled, family-centered life.
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Hearing Set For Saturday In Wyoming Cattle Theft Case
Torrington Jan 28 Frank Wod and Charlie Parris who were arrested at Mitchell a week ago on cattle theft charges from B F Yoder and other cattlemen in Goshen county will have a hearing. The bonds were reviewed.
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County Treasurer Notice to Route Checks to Ray Olds
Public notice instructs that all business with the County Treasurer of Laramie County including payments for taxes or other financial matters be made to Ray K. Olds as the County Treasurer.
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Funeral Notice for Neighbor Barney McDevritt
W O W members urged to meet at Fraternal Hall at 6 o'clock Thursday morning for the funeral service of neighbor Barney McDevritt. The State Leader to the Want Ad medium of Wyoming encourages participation.
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The Dresden Woman and the Paris Money Mystery
A Paris dancer narrates a life of hunger and exploitation. She reveals how a fortune from a corrupt railroad deal tied to her husband vanished, leading to betrayal, a perilous flight to New York, and a tense confrontation with a Paris madame.
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Fate of Blake v. Ensiow Case Featured in Local Legal Review
The article discusses the legal principle involved in the Blake v Ensiow et al matter, citing its relevance to precedent and the use of the case within the local jurisdiction. It analyzes how the decision informs current practice and potential outcomes for ongoing disputes.
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Ely's Cream Balm Promises Quick Relief for Cold and Catarrh
An advertisement claims Ely's Cream Balm opens congested nostrils instantly and relieves head colds and catarrh. It promises immediate soothing relief as the balm warms and soothes inflamed nasal membranes and asserts symptoms vanish by next morning with continued use.
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Wealthy newsie dodges alimony in court ruling
Owen McCann former Pittsburg newsboy now millionaire declines to sign a $250000 mortgage and bond to secure $125000 alimony. He claims half of the Pittsburg properties are owned with Frank McCann and plans an appeal as Judge Monroe keeps the case open for a week. Mrs Anna McCann secured divorce last fall for cruelty and will receive $500 monthly for a year and $125000 within five years.
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Pitcher Roger Salmon Signs with Louisville for Season
Roger Salmon once eyed by Connie Mack and Roger Bresnahan as a major league prospect drifted through the minors to the Connecticut league. Louisville signs him for the coming season and Mack still sees potential for a major league career.
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