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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1912
Page
12
The piece argues Roosevelt can win the nomination by swaying Taft delegates in Chicago while warning that convention victory differs from a general election. It describes Republican fracturing into three factions, predicts a Democratic turnout edge, and notes Kansas as a focal point amid national shifts.
The Niobrara News notes Kansas rising from pioneer struggles to wealth and population growth, praising prohibition and state strength. It critiques ex president Roosevelt’s push for delegates to vote against pledges, urging people to rule. The piece also highlights New York's Woolworth Building rising 65 stories tall with electric power, rivaling the Singer and Metropolitan towers.
The piece argues for sanitary reform with plain language and proved facts. It notes physicians and bacteriologists long knew disease spread via shared cups and that regulation followed once public opinion educated. It claims physicians asked for reforms, but the people drove change.
A spoofed draft shows Hank Hankins and allies urging supporters to sign a petition to renominate Senator Warn. The plan involves federal officers and county committeemen, promising campaign funds and mass signatures to pressure the primary ballot. The piece portrays a conspiratorial effort to manipulate votes and public opinion.
A state press comment denounces Wyoming Republican machine control of the 1910 convention, accusing leaders of prearranged actions that ousted public sentiment, damaged the party, and favored Democrats. It criticizes the Taft faction and calls for genuine reform and harmony to restore electoral prospects. The piece also notes Democratic road bills and critiques Republican commissions and waste.
The Democratic state convention at Cheyenne May 8 featured delegates acting parts before the opening prayer by Rev. Moon. The report notes a peaceful, pleasant gathering and a notable display of harmony fostering goodwill among attendees.
A candidate declares bid for the Democratic nomination for Sheriff of Laramie County subject to the August 20 primaries. The notice includes a promise to fix gas stoves free of charge if Peter Warlamont and Cheyenne Tight Fuel and Poy Op Co. have gas appeal. Phone 367.
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