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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1912
Page
12
A bitter critique targets T Thanbetdiged editor of the Wyoming Tribune and his ally Friday Laalle Miller. The piece accuses them of seeking office while condemning rivals, branding them as opportunistic, corrupt, and aligned with a statewide Democratic ring spanning Denver Cheyenne and Sheridan.
The piece denounces the American Woolen Company as a strong tariff aided trust. It argues high woolen duties harm labor by keeping prices high and profits vast. It accuses Senator Warren and Smoot of backing the trust in exchange for favorable tariffs and cites Canada price competition.
The Sheridan Enterprise takes aim at Kendrick’s spending on newspapers. It reports Kendrick has donated about 46.5 million dollars by 3:00 PM, plus a million-plus to The Cheyenne Leader. The note asserts funds come from his private purse, not government influence.
The Siecland Leader argues Taft failed to push downward revision of the Dingley bill and signed the Payne Aldrich tariff, claiming deceitful emphasis on trade trust battles while blocking reform and leaving the tariff as his weak point for re election.
Collier's editorials critique Senator Warren and Fort D. A. Russell in Cheyenne, alleging bribery and machine politics. It argues Warren's control over funds and contracts has corrupted Wyoming, with broader critique of U S Senate standards and Lorimer's ouster signaling cleaner politics.
Hank Hankins reports a meeting of the advisory board about Warng pont royal campaign needs for material and fort improvements. A plan to rally Kurt Warn and Colorado Congressmen to abandon the fort is proposed amid tensions with Shiann editorials and local officials.
The Interior Department issues instructions for the new three year homestead law. Key points include reduced residence from five to three years, cultivation requirements rising from one sixteenth to one eighth, and provisions for absent settlers, soldiers, widows, and those under old law terms. Missed deadlines risk applying the new rules.
A Wyoming Tribune piece mocks Senator Warren by promising splashy headlines for trivial acts. It highlights the senator on the appropriation committee and compares such hype to major trials and nominations, noting exaggerated coverage of mundane actions.
The Rock Springs Adviser debuts as a weekly in Rock Springs Wyoming. It concentrates on social mercantile and general town interests and shows promise of becoming a successful publication.
Farmers report record potential yields across Winter and Spring wheat Oats rye barley spelt cane corn alfalfa millet potatoes and many vegetables on the Golden Prairie. The crops promise high quality and abundant harvests once cut and gathered.
The Golden Prairie Herald urges residents to preserve Crope samples for year round inspection and display at the Golden Prairie Fair in September to attract outside visitors and promote community growth and prosperity.
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