Kendrick Campaign Expenses Report Disputed by Tribune
The Tribune accuses John B. Kendrick of violating the federal corrupt practices act by not reporting campaign expenses. Kendrick denies any violation, noting the law may not require filing until the next legislative session and contends the story misstates facts to damage his candidacy.
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Reed Defends Senatorial Ethics In Telegram
Missouri Senator James A. Reed denounces graft allegations against Warren as unfounded and says any such acts by any senator are dishonest and merit condemnation. The Tribune will publish the original telegram from Reed to verify authenticity for public judgment.
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Utica Pays Tribute to Sherman Vice President Remains Seen
In Utica New Jersey 26 000 people filed through the county courtyard to view the late Vice President Sherman’s remains as a tribute was paid to a national leader.
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Wyoming Weather Outlook For Weekend
The report from Washington on November 1 forecasts fair skies for Wyoming this Saturday and Sunday. The brief note notes pleasant conditions with no precipitation expected over the weekend.
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Wyoming
Hopkins denounces Tribune as vicious in Wyoming records dispute
State Land Commissioner S D Hopkins condemns a Tribune article as false and malicious. He claims state land sale and rental receipts rose from 1909 10 to 1911 12, cites figures and notes officials would have shown the truth upon request.
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Two Convicts Shot Dead After Prison Break Battle
Rawlins Wyoming November 1 convicts Richardson Baxtrum and Burke escaped from the state penitentiary and were killed in a snowbound battle with a posse twenty miles south of Baggs near Powder Wash. Guards Smith Ogee Edwards and Terrill pursued the trio through days of snow while two convicts died and Burke disappeared under the snow. Warden Felix Alston reports two escapees still at large Bert Dalton and Joe Turner.
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Carey Targets Warren in Capitol Speech Tonight
Governor Joseph M. Carmey will deliver a direct appeal at Capitol Avenue Theater. He aims to expose Warren's record and contrast it with his own anti machine party stance. The address urges every voter to attend and hear a plain, straight talk.
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Kendrick Elected and Wilson Leading in Wyoming
G. Hopkins, chairman of Wyoming's Democratic state central committee, said Wyoming will cast about 41,000 votes with 21,000 for Wilson and Marshall and 20,000 split between Taft and Roosevelt. He predicted a Democratic state legislature and Kendrick's U.S. Senate election, plus Fahey defeating Mondell for Congress.
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United States Senate
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Congress
Pat Sullivan Sees Ghost Of GOP In Halloween Prank
A Wyoming Republican party leader Pat Sullivan, chairman of the state central committee, was reportedly pranked by a delegation at the Plain Hotel. They allegedly created a ghost scene from his room after midnight, while Sullivan handled campaign materials for Kendrick and Warren.
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Would You Keep Him Editorial
Editorial urges readers to judge a manager who padded payroll with relatives and diverted funds, causing $20,000 in losses, by whether to renew his contract. It compares the manager’s defense to practices in other businesses and challenges voters to apply this standard to a local decision.
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Remarkable Admission About Roosevelt and Taft Split
W C Deming of the Tribune concedes that Roosevelt accused Taft and the Republican machine of breaking faith with the people, citing Payne Aldrich tariff issues and predatory wealth influence. The piece implies Deming favors Roosevelt and questions Taft's reform potential as Progressives may boost votes.
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Standpat candidates pledge to back Warren in Senate race
A Golden Prairie resident recounts a conversation amid Standpat campaigns in the Laramie Goshen Platte district. He says Stephen H Sibley and other standpatants are pledged to vote for Warren unless they publicly repudiate the pledge. Citizens are urged to vote with conscience.
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Warren Borah clash over Wyoming progressives and records
Tribune contrasts Warren and Borah noting Warren nineteen years in the Senate while Borah serves his first term. It highlights policy battles, including votes on currency, tariffs, railroad regulation, labor hours, and direct election of senators, arguing Borah’s reform record surpasses Warren’s claims.
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Do Not Be Deceived Campaign Attacks Denounced
The article accuses the campaign of deceptive tactics by Warren and his allies to sway voters. It claims the press is subsidized and that libelous charges are being spread to defeat Joly by Kendrick, urging readers not to be misled and noting the opponent’s expected defeat as public record stands.
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