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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1912
Page
4
A reader questions Will Heming about resigning from the land office or the Tribune. The note demands consistency from Mr Deming regarding endorsements and his ongoing editorial salary from Uncle Sam.
The piece notes Democratic progressives led by Champ Clark and Woodrow Wilson backing a reform agenda. It contrasts a divided Republican party with a unified Democratic front promising harmony in Congress and a Wilson presidency to enact measurable reforms. It also includes a reader letter correcting an earlier claim about Minnehaha Park's origin and designer.
The piece criticizes the Republican press for weak support of Taft and highlights growing public sentiment for a Commission form of government in Cheyenne. It notes voters shifting toward Wilson as reform standard bearer and urges the press to engage rather than attack.
A reader reports party splits over Taft and Roosevelt, noting dissension within the progressive republicans and Democratic forecasts. The informant cites trusted figures predicting Wilson support to balance Taft’s standing, with references to trusts and Wall Street pressure shaping the 1912 race.
An observer denounces the Wyoming Tribune and the Laramie Republican for editorial influence by a political ring. He praises Kendrick’s abilities as a Democrat and questions why opposing Warren’s re-election brands a candidate a demagogue. He predicts voters will speak at the November election.
The Kansas City Star quotes Senator Baley of Wan Texan as saying an opponent’s editor offered a circumstantial foretaste of his defeat. He recalls a humorous tale of an appendectomy report printed with a mock formal notice for James I Brown, operated by Dr. Jones, leaving a wife and two children.
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