Wyoming Forecast Sees Democrats Carry State by 11000
Forecasters in Weston and other Wyoming counties predict a Democratic win in the state and a majority for John B. Kendrick in the U S Senate race. Fahey leads in congress and Democrats projected to win a substantial share of the legislature. Mondell's support wanes in Weston as Roosevelt gains.
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Wyoming
John B. Kendrick
United States
Fahey
Congress
Uinta
Lincoln
Sweetwater
Sheridan
Platte
Crook
Big Horn
Democratic Central Committee
Newcastle
Wyo
Weston County
Mullen
Carey
Patterson
Mendela
Ross
Wilson
Roosevelt
Taft
Kendrick
Warren
F. W. Mondell
R. Yeoman
Big Vote Planned Across Cheyenne County for Election
County Clerk William Dillman has distributed ballot boxes ballots and election supplies with assistants by car. Polling places in Cheyenne and county towns are readied for Tuesday's election and officials expect strong voter turnout from farmers ranchers and town residents.
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William Dillman
Cheyenne
Voter totals and party split noted in Sheridan county race
In Sheridan county on Nov 2 two years ago the governor race totaled 3688 votes with Carey leading by 950. Congress total reached 8377 with Mondell holding a 257 majority. Republicans were evenly divided then and remain so this year with three tickets in contention.
Weeks Sacrifices Wyoming Central Project for Political Gain
Cheyenne Wyoming November 2 1912 W R Weeks editor Riverton Republican secretary Republican State Committee writes to a critic about the Wyoming Central irrigation project The letter defends efforts to secure segregation and capital finance and claims assurances from French American partners to contract before December 12th The writer accuses the Tribune and others of political attack and notes a continuation on page 8
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W. R. Weeks
Wyoming Central Project
Cheyenne
Wyo
Riverton Republican
Republican State Committee
Tribune
Carey
State Land Board
Bristow Calls Warren Reactionary of Reactionaries
In a recent interview Senator Brintow of Kansas told The State Leader that Warren is the reactionary of reactionaries. He said they belong to the same party in name but rarely vote together on roll calls, especially when a fundamental principle is at stake. Brintow urged Wyoming progressives to retire him to private life.
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United States
Brintow
Kansas
Warren
Progressive Ecitizens
Wyoming
Warren Defrauded Laramie County of Taxes, War ren Charged
Governor Joseph M. Carey declared that over twenty years Senator Francis B. Warren defrauded Laramie County of 100000 in taxes and was guilty of subornation of perjury. He claimed Warren used funds drawn from the United States Senate for personal gain and deceived business associates in Cheyenne. The Capitol Avenue theater audience reacted with laughter at the governor’s jabs and questions from Pat Sullivan through a farcical set.
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Joseph M. Carey
Francis B. Warren
Laramie County
United States Senate
Cheyenne
Carey
Capitol Avenue Theater
Warren
Taft
Theodore Roosevelt
Woodrow Wilson
Pat Sullivan
Sullivan
Burdick
Carey Denounces Man Whose Acts Brought State Into Disrepute
Governor Carey denounced the individual whose actions harmed the state as he addressed a city audience, mocking machine politicians and underscoring Warren's strength in the area while noting the governor’s reversal of machinations. The remarks continued on Page 8.
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Warren
Carey
Legal opinion on Kendrick filing expense statements in Wyoming
A 1912 Cheyenne opinion concludes a Wyoming US Senate candidate must file expense statements before and after the primary and before and after the legislative election, but not before or after the November general election, due to Wyoming not using the Oregon plan. Clark & Clark sign.
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Cheyenne
G. Hopkins
Wye
Kendrick
United States
Wyoming
Voting Hours at Polls Vary by Registration Rules
The article outlines polling times in Cheyenne with registration rules affecting hours. It notes polls open at 0:00 and close at 7:00 for registered voters while unregistered communities may vote 9:00 to 5:00.
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Cheyenne
Wyoming Voters Urged to Uphold Moral Ballot Principles
Editorial urges Wyoming citizens to recognize election day as a sacred civic duty. It argues the ballot shapes government, safeguards posterity, and should be cast for leaders with clean moral records. Voters are urged to scrutinize candidates and avoid backing those with dishonorable pasts.
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Theie Rabers
Congress of the United States
Republic
Lfe
Wyoming
Plate
Ixanes
Wilson May Appoint Ex Governor Osborne Secretary of Interior
The piece predicts Wilson will name Wyoming ex governor John E B Osborne as secretary of the interior. It argues Osborne’s appointment would boost Wyoming and bolster irrigation and reclamation efforts long opposed by Secretary Fisher. The article records Osborne’s Democratic alignment and favorable view within Wilson’s camp.
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Wilson
Osborne
Wyoming
the Interior
Washington
the Tribune
the Tri
William H. Taft
Walter L. Fisher
Interior
Chicago
Fisher
Pinchot
Congress
John EK. Osborne
National Democratic Committee
North Platte
Belle Fourche
Cow't
John Eb, Osborne
End Warren's Grafting By Voting the Democratic Legislative Ticket
Campaign rhetoric accuses Senator Warren of graft and evasive answers. Wyoming voters are urged to elect the Democratic legislative ticket to end graft and restore state integrity. The piece frames Warren as profiting from government deals and urges a party switch to reject him.
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Warren
Wyoming
Unified States Senate
Senate
Union
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