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Cheyenne State Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Nov 01, 1910

Page

12

Carey Addresses Fremont County Voters in Wind River District

Judge Joseph M. Carey, Democratic candidate for governor, spoke to about three hundred people in Riverton. He pledged to correct Wind River project wrongs and urged voters to support him, predicting a large Fremont County majority and a strong statewide showing for the Democratic ticket.

Riverton Wyo Joseph M. Carey Ormey Mullen Carey Wind River Fremont County Judge Carey Legislative

Wyoming Government Costs Surge in Ten Years

In the final analysis the state’s government spending has tripled over the last decade while Wyoming’s population rose by no more than 50 percent, highlighting a widening fiscal gap between expenditure and growth.

Wyoming

Riverton News Voices Critique of Wyoming Central Irrigation

A selection of editorials from Riverton News criticizes the Wyoming Central Irrigation project and state officials. It cites engineer Arohusing’s absence, Punchlines about public servants, and questions surrounding attorney general Mullen. The piece argues settlers are exploited by the Chicago-backed scheme.

Wyoming Riverton News J. A. L. Chenery Wyoming Central Irrigation Company Chenery Wyoming Central Arohusing Wyoming Central Irrigation Project Riverton Mullen Bonnevill Canal Company Chicago Corporation

Eleven Hundred Dollars A Day In Wyoming Budget

Report highlights a rise in Wyoming state government costs from $481,567.18 annually to $1,150 per day equivalent under Governor Brooks. It argues expenditures increased due to machine politics rather than growth, noting 265 days in a year and 8,760 hours. The figures compare prior and current budgets to illustrate the fiscal impact.

Bob Brooks Wyoming Brooks Brooks F

Brooksism Burden In Wyoming State Government

The article alleges that under Brooksism the cost of state government rose by $481,567.16 annually, or $47.60 per hour, due to machine domination. It names William K. Mullen, William R. Schnitger, and A. D. Cook as endorsers of the policies and pledges to continue them. It urges Wyoming taxpayers to oppose the candidates on the Republican ticket.

Brooks Wyoming Brooksism William K. Mullen William R. Schnitger A. D. Cook Superintendent of Public Instruction Mullen Machine Republican

End of Partisanship in Wyoming Politics Declares Victory

The article argues partisan lines have broken in the United States and Wyoming, praising nonpartisan reform and predicting Carey’s election will push Wyoming toward insurgent Republicans. It condemns bosses, trusts, and corpora­tion ties, urging freedom from professional politicians and grafters as a national slogan.

United States Wyoming Pennsylvania Vermont Massachusetts Connecticut Ohio West Virginia Ilinois Nebraska New Mexico Utah Carey Dolliver Cummins Beveridge la Follette

Expenditure Dispute Highlights County Tax Strain

A political appeal cites $11 543.40 paid by taxpayers in the first eighteen months of Commissioners Storey and Dunstan terms. It accuses state Republican governance of raising county taxes by 21 131.89 annually, urging voters to remember the figures.

Board of County Commissioners Storey Dunstan Machine Republican

Penniless Woman Leaves Huge Will to Unknown Benefactor

Boston resident Miss Cora A. Johnson died penniless leaving a will claiming 3 million dollars. Two million would come from an unnamed New York inhabitant and the remaining one million to various legatees as stated, with a mysterious prior will cited. The document notes possible alternate ownership and names an attorney, Mr. William A Noble, and Mrs. G L Carbone who aided her in life.

Boston Masa Cora A. Johnson William A. Noble New York Noble G. L. Carbone

Five Room House Near Capitol Offered at Low Price

A government employee owner has been transferred and lists a well built five room house for sale north of the Capitol. The Sherman Co. ad notes price lower than a lot cost in the neighborhood and invites inquiries to G. B. Oliver at phone 674.

Capitol Oliver

Mewell and Heake Lead SARMIFT Summary

Local brief notes the figures D J Mewell and D Heake appear in a scribbled SARMIFT entry with unspecified context. The fragment hints at a meeting or record but lacks clear events, dates, or outcomes. Further readable text required for fuller summary.

Miss Blanche Walsh Stars In The Other Woman At Local Theatre

Miss Blanche Walsh, acclaimed leading emotional actress, appears Thursday night in The Other Woman. The play by Frederic Arnold Kummer features Walsh in its strongest role, followed by epigrams from the show highlighting themes of marriage, love, and independence.

Blanche Walsh Miss Walsh Frederic Arnold Kummer

Independent American Citizens Urge End to Blind Party Loyalty

A reader from New York writes to State Leader urging Wyoming voters to abandon blind party loyalty. He attacks political graft and calls for independent judgment to distinguish right from wrong in selecting public officials. He warns that voters must resist corrupt party rings and exercise sober, informed choice.

State Leader New York Wyoming Central The Republic Wyoming

Editorial Urges Admonition to Obey Ruling

The passage cites the admonition given at the top of the editorials and calls for action with phrases like Throw Out the Ring and Clean Out the Capitol attributed to Richard Farlet, reflecting a political stance.

Capitol Richard Farlet

Fremont Citizens Rally Behind Judge Carey in Wyoming

Thermopolis Wyoming October 381 Never before in this city has such an ovation been tendered to Judge Joseph M Carey Democratic candidate for governor upon his arrival From the time the train arrived bands and a large committee met him to his hotel escort every courtesy was pressed upon him and hundreds of admirers vied to honor the most respected citizen of Wyoming At the opera house meeting the largest political crowd ever in this city gave enthusiastic approval of Careys remarks signaling near unanimous support across the region Republicans and Democrats alike pledged backing to end machine control

Thermopolis Wyo Ciy Joseph M. Carey Waoss Wyoming Judge Carey Opera House

Bank Robbery in Grapeland Net $80,000 Loot

Grapeland, Oct 31. State Bank of Grapeland was robbed last night with the vault wrecked by explosives. Four men took part and exchanged shots with citizens. The sheriff received a message from Palestine detailing the heist and the loss of $80,000.

Texas Palestine Tex Grapeland State Bank of

Will Trade Mercantile Business for Wyoming Ranch

J. M. Newman offers to trade a good mercantile tile business in northern Colorado for a Wyoming ranch. Trade proposal notes definite swap interest and location details.

Colo Wyoming Ranch J. M. Newman

State Leader Office Seeks Clean Large Rags Immediately

The State Leader office issues a call for large clean rags at once, indicating an urgent supply request. No further details on quantity or origin provided.

Rags

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