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Newspaper

Cheyenne State Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Jul 21, 1912

Page

12

Why Do They Go Yoming Awakens To Lorimerism Backlash

A Wyoming Tribune note argues powerful U S Senate figures like Aldrich and Lorimer were instruments of special interests. It says voters are rising against machine government, pledging to rebuke Lorimer supporters and punish misrepresentation in next November elections. Wyoming aims to shed the title Pennsylvania of the West and press its independence.

Bio Wyoming Mast Pennsylvania Carey

Annanias Club Formed by Editor Chaplin

The editor of the paper is made a charter member of Chaplin's Annanias Club. Wyoming editors who prove Warren's sheep tax reduces it are not eligible. The club seeks only irresponsible, malicious editors who tell the truth about Wyoming politics and Warren. All hail the Annanias Club.

Ga ‘Annanias Club Foiytor Chaplin The Laramie Republican Wyoming Senator Warren Warren Benator Warren Frank W. Mondell Brother Chaplin U. S. Senate All Hall New Annanias Club

Leader suddenly becomes a machine headline satire

Leslie A. Miller returns home surprised and amused by Tribune headlines claiming he dictated state and party affairs. The piece lampoons his supposed power, noting Miller’s brief time in journalism and contrasting Deming’s twelve years in the business as a non subsidized tool of the Republican machine.

Leslie A. Miller The Tribune Vane Py Leslie Nepaper Deming Republican Machine

Ingrate label sparks feuding editorials and politics

Harper's Weekly notes Chaplin branding Willow as ingrate and pits Wilson against Harvey. The piece claims Woodrow Wilson will win broad support and recalls Roosevelt backing Chaplin for easy federal money. The exchange portrays Chaplin as an ungrateful figure amid political feuding and press rhetoric.

Woohly Laramie

Editorial Comment on Court Display in Cheyenne

Indorses the Cheyenne editorial criticizing the decision to exhibit a human head in court. The writer argues the act was outrageous and unnecessary, calling it cruel and possibly unlawful while questioning legal rights and precedent.

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Kendrick Seeks Democratic U S Senate Nomination

The Hon. John H. Kendrick of Sheridan announces candidacy before the Wyoming state primaries on August 20 for the Democratic nomination to the United States Senate. A long time resident of Converse and Crook counties he is described as a leading, public-spirited booster and foreman turned businessman. The News endorses his candidacy.

United States Crook County Wyoming Converse County Sheridan County Gillette News

Mondell to defend Taft in House speech

The Tribune reports Congressman Mondell will speak in defense of Taft’s nomination. Democrats view this as good news and fear Mondell’s Chicago credentials work harmed Roosevelt’s support. Mondell’s upcoming remarks may provoke strong reactions among Roosevelt voters.

Tribune Mondell House Taft Chicago St. Mondell Roosevelt Teddy Frank

Free America or Siberia in Wyoming Gubernatorial Clash

Cheyenne editorials question whether railroad workers must back Brook’s in the gubernatorial race after Senator Warren’s arrival. The piece cites the Kent Bank failure and asks if Warren repaid debt to the bank, promising further reports in the coming week.

Warren Cheyenne Union Pacific Railroad Brook America Siberia Cheyenne Daily Tribune the Tribune Kent Bank

Homely Talk on Politics and a Baseball Game

A rustic voice rails at urban voting machines and party lines, recounting debates over Warn and the Democratic machine. The piece ends with a 1912 baseball note: Bird's Rounders versus U. P. Clerks at Pioneer Park on Sunday July 21 at 3 PM, 26 cents admission.

Bird's Rounders U. P. Clerks Pioneer Park U. BP. Clerks

Contested Wyoming Politics and Farm Board News

A fragmented Wyoming roundup notes Warren Democrats in Woods and a contested election where Patrick Gill challenges T. B. Catlin after a costly campaign. It highlights the Wyoming Farm Board’s ongoing demonstration farms, praise for Canadian farm insights, and a Cheyenne court’s aim to balance brutal murder coverage with respect for life.

T. B. Catlin Congressmag St. Louis Patrick Gill House Election Committees Catlin Gill Old Guard Wyoming Farm Board Ulm Jireh Star Valley J. W. Jenkins

Fremont County Political Strife and Coroner Jury Ruling

The piece notes political maneuvers in Laramie Gothen and Piney counties with strong Democratic candidates. It cites a coroner jury exonerating Mrs. Jonnie Tranto after she shot an assailant who threatened her honor. Republican press highlights Miller’s influence in Fremont County and calls for civic engagement among young men.

Joseph Tamporado Jonnie Tranto

Bird's Rounders Meet U. B. P. Clerks at Pioneer Park

In 1912 the Bird's Rounders played the U B P Clerks at Pioneer Park on Friday evening. A crowd gathered as the game started with a 3 PM start and an admission price of 25 cents.

Bids Sought for Parsonage Building Contract

The parsonage building committee of the First Methodist church will accept sealed bids until 3 pm on July 27 for building a parsonage in one contract. A satisfactory bond is required. Chairman John F. Rossman announces the sale notices and reduced prices for switches and half goods.

First Methodist Church John F. Rossman Clara A. Ligler 19Th St

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