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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1912
Page
12
A Deming spokesman questions whether Will Heming will resign from the land office or cut Tribune duties amid claims of impartial service. The offer of a public salary in exchange for political alignment is rejected, with a call for consistent action and return of duties to the government.
The Democratic members of Congress led by Champ Clark and others vow strong support for Woodrow Wilson as the progressive wing pushes for tariff and economic reforms. The Omaha World-Herald notes Republicans are split, the Dems united, promising harmony in governance if Wilson wins and a Democratic House and Senate back him.
The piece argues the Republican press offers little backing for Taft and mocks his judicial mind. It contrasts Taft’s weakness with Wilson as a reform standard and notes growing public sentiment in Cheyenne favoring the Commission form of government.
A reader vents frustration at Taft coverage and party dissension. He notes reporters chase Taft and laments limited reporting on Taft’s activities while detailing internal GOP tensions over Roosevelt and Wilson, with claims of pro-Warren support among Democrats and anti-Waul Street pressures.
An observer criticizes the Wyoming Tribune and the Laramie Republican for editorial bias against John Bevendrick in the U S senatorship race. The letter accuses editors of servitude to a political ring, labeling Kendrick as a demagogue and Deming and Chaplin as unwilling to run due to Warren’s influence, and predicts voter backlash in November.
Senator Baley of Texan Wan accuses rivals of sneak attack tactics after a pointed editorial forecast. He recalls a Kansas City Star remark and a story about a small town editor reporting an appendectomy. He likens political journalists to overzealous narrators of outcomes.
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