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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1912
Page
4
Sheridan Senatorial column reports Warren Clark and others voting for Lorimer amid accusations of bribery and illicit influence. The piece labels Lorimerism as corrupt and urges Wyoming citizens to repudiate the stance, noting Warren and Clark’s controversial support and broader Senate rejection.
The Wyoming Tribune argues Senators LaFurlette and Cumming are not Taft loyalists, while Wisconsin State Journal backs Wilson. Sheridan Enterprise notes the Borah three year homestead bill fate, blaming Mondell Clark and Warren for its passage and criticizes progressive rhetoric.
The Wyoming Tribune reports factory workers dine on porterhouse steak soup and fried chicken daily, funded by higher wages. The piece argues such tales are Western propaganda and mocks eastern papers while praising Taft and noting Republican papers may desert the party.
The Tribune recounts a Warren letter praising courage for voting Lorimer but notes he avoided the test by pairing against it. It condemns the GOP lineup that backed Lorimer and contrasts progressive editors who decry the action as cowardly.
The Sheridan Enterprise notes T P Fahey editor of the Wyoming Labor Journal has announced or to announce a bid for Congress against Frank W Mondell. Fahey a Democrat will run on his party ticket and is praised as a clean man and loyal labor leader. Other Democrats in the state may also announce, offering a strong slate for nomination.
The text reports a clash over a firing at the General Land Office involving M A Meyendorf and W A Richards. Richards denies removal and claims Meyendorf died in office. The Leader contests the correction and hints at coal land dealings linked to Union Pacific Coal Company. The piece mocks the ex governor and his motives.
Eight years ago I was taken with severe political pains and began using Warren's Land Office Soothing Syrup. I have used it since and testify it has cured every symptom of progressiveness. The Tribune will report on the Kent bank failure in a few days.
The Agronomy Department of the Experiment Station describes cooperative grain tests across Wyoming. About forty lots, mainly oats barley and spring wheat, were sent to farmers to test under dry farming and irrigation. Each county hosts five cooperating farmers to reflect varied conditions and improve farming through scientific experiment.
A past Fourth of July dinner in Chicago recalls Patriot General Rameny known as Potts. The tale follows a young man Biophins who seeks to serve and faces the Army recruitment process with questions about prior service and willingness to endure hardship.
Colorado and Southern Co sells round trip tickets Cheyenne Wyoming to Denver Colorado for August 6 7 and 8 1912 at 435 to cover Supreme and Grand Lodge meeting. Information available from H D Dyers Agent at Cheyenne or T B Fisher G P A at Cheyenne. Also notices on beauty parlor at 411 W 18th and daily specials on ice cream and cold drinks.
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