Personal political clash over Warren Kendrick in Cheyenne
A two column barrage attacks Senator Warren and John B Kendrick with claims of opposition and bias. It argues Kendrick represents progressive sentiment and questions editorials from The Leader and The Tribune. The piece cites The Golden Prairie Herald and a letter from D Clem Deaver praising dairy and poultry farming as Wyoming’s future.
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Kendrick
Unanimaus Vate
Warren
Wyoming
Moitor
Golden Prairie Herald
Burns, Wyo
Preea
Is No Seat No Pay Square Deal
The Leader argues for a square deal with the street car company, noting seat shortages are common and not unique to large cities. It calls for careful investigation and a possible hearing to assess the ordinance's impact on riders and the company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steet Car
A Tried and True Man for Mayor Gill Seeks Primary Nomination
The piece endorses Hon Daniel W Gill for mayor, noting his consent to signers for the August 20 1912 primary and praising his proven record as economical and reliable. It argues retrenchment is needed to address Cheyenne's debt and civil progress, urging voters from all parties to back an experienced executive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel W. Gill
Gill
Cheyenne
Petition Numbers Stir Wyoming Senate Debate
The Laramie Republican critiques Warren petition figures claiming only 3365 valid signatures exist, with many duplicates and multi district enrollments. It contrasts John B. Kendrick’s voluntary drive of 1200 names and argues Warren supporters overestimated turnout, predicting continued shortfalls next November.
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Warren
Secretary of State
Cheyenne
Laramie
John B. Kendrick
Kendrick
Friends of the Cause
Warren’s Franchising Ties Stir Shiann Aid Controversy
A rambling account claims Warn influenced Shiann’s power grid, offering to sacrifice property for 40 000 dollars to gain city improvement. It alleges a dodgy plant, a fray over a franchise, and Denver dealings as Shiann’s leaders seek to aid the town while local papers question loyalties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Warn
Hyer
Denver
Campaign fund sources debated in Senate inquiry
The Senate committee probing past presidential campaign funding highlights contrasts between Republican financier George B. Cortelyou and Democratic treasurer Herman Ridder. Cortelyou offers no specifics on donors, while Ridder promises full disclosure and rejects corporate money. The piece notes prior trust contributions to the Hanna era and suggests ongoing trust influence in politics.
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C. H. Tavenner
Washington, D. C
Senate Committee
Clapp
Minnesota
George B. Cortelyou
National Republican Committee
Taft
Cortelyou
Oil Trust
Beef Trust
Steel Trust
J. P. Morgan
Wool Trust
Carnegie
Mr. Cortelyou
Cross
Osten
Herman Ridder
Mr. Ridder
Washington
Republicas Fund
Marqua A. Hanna
Ol Trust
Ridder
Character of the Men Who Voted for Lorimer
A letter to the editor discusses the Lorimer expulsion from the senate and questions why Tribune and Laramie Republican did not comment. It contrasts Lorimer and Warren voting patterns with La Follette, Cummins, Kenyon, Gore, Reed, Culberson, Borah, and Smith of Michigan, arguing the American public favors reformists like La Follette and Borah. The writer urges Wyoming readers to reflect on the issue.
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Tribune
Laramie Republican
Lorimer
Senate
Warren
Chicago
Ilinois
la Follatte
Cummins
Kenyon
Gore
Reed
Culberson
Borah
Smith
Michigan
la Follette
Cumming
Lea
Kern
Wyoming
Barry Objects to Use of Barry Book in Bankruptcy Sale
Mr M J Barry of the Barry Brothers Book Store objects to using his name in any proposed sale of bankrupt stock under court direction. He cites his long involvement in the book and stationery business and asserts his objection is justified. The rest of the text shifts to unrelated notices about medical remedies, hair services, local businesses, and an American demographic statistic about Paris.
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Barry
M. J. Barry
Mbarry Brothers Book Store
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Leslie
Miller
Nusine
New York
M.C. Watson
A. W. Allen
Democratic National
Woodrow Wilson
Thomas KR. Marshall
Senator Warren
Leader
The
Brother Deming
Weming
Enterprise
Deming
Land Office
Demitz
Neming
Wilson
Wilton
Messrs. Deming
Chaplin
Mr. Deming
Herald
America
En Prairie Herald
D. Clem Deaver
Burlington Railway
Omaha
Clem Deaver
Senator Waimien
Hank
Jokashun
Hanns
Chiildren
Chamberlain
Clara A. Ligter
Hanson
Sherman Co
Paris
W. J. Gaynor
Thia
William J. Gaynor
Continental Oil CO
Denver, Pueblo, Aue
Butte
Boise
Salt Lake City
Eddy
Capitol Ave
Albany
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