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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1910
Page
4
The text extols Carey Roosevelt as a reformist Republican opposing party bosses and patronage. It asserts he would redeem the party from special interests, refuse clique leadership, and uphold honesty in public service.
Fragmented OCR lists candidates for Wyoming county and state offices including secretary of state auditor treasurer attorney general and superintendent of public instruction with multiple misspellings and unreadable names. The text also mentions various county positions and a native section with scattered surnames and initials.
The fragment hints at affiliations and protection concerns linked to a Roosevelt type Republican. It mentions Cates and Corey in a political context without clear events or outcomes.
The piece denounces patronage and bribery in political reporting, praising Joseph Garey and a broad alliance opposing the machine. It targets editors and partisans, condemning "kept" press, corporate panderers, and public offices while urging independence and reform.
The piece contrasts a leader who fires the conscience with reasoned appeal against a boss who rules by trickery and manipulation. It asks if the statement fits the Wyoming campaign, noting Carey leads while the machine drives.
The Democratic nominee Charles L Bigdog pursues a second term as prosecuting attorney in Laramie County. Since taking office twenty months ago he built a strong record by prosecuting and convicting criminals, establishing himself as a hard line official against wrongdoers.
A local editorial lauds Charie Rigdon as prosecuting attorney of Laramie County. It credits his tough, low crime prosecution, notes rare acquittals in criminal changes during his administration, and argues reelection would benefit taxpayers. The piece urges voters to retain Rigdon for continued lawful service.
The New York Republican platform, promoted by Theodore Roosevelt, declares a relentless war against officials and legislative wrong-doing in Wyoming. It calls dishonesty the next to treason and the most flagrant crime.
A Rawlins convention expose details a self serving political machine selecting a gubernatorial candidate before the meeting. H. C. Ridgley of Cody is framed as an insurgent whitewashing into a candidate role, then used to undermine independents. The piece accuses the machine of manipulating delegates and contesting Sheridan county delegation seating to continue control.
Telegraphic briefs report in Greeley that moving pictures will be a feature of Sunday services starting next week at the Unitarian church with the film The Vow of Joseph’s Daughter. In Pueblo the National Irrigation Congress session adjourned after considering the matter and adjournment details.
Railroad president condemns the T. A Hearst trophy and warns of counterfeit currency linked to a 1931 case. Secret Service and Chief Wilkie uncover a $14 fake, prompting public concern. In Galveston a ship incident leaves Concho battered by fish and spout damage during a storm. Marjorie Miller’s funeral body is set to sea under a parent’s promise. H A Parkin blasts trafficking in girls in Chicago. A cross-country trolley record covers 1193 miles in 20 days for $22.10. Mrs. M Noel faces shoplifting arrest but is acquitted after cash finds.
The document outlines strong versus weak party platforms covering labor lien laws public works eight hour day for workers and women children convicts on public roads and prison goods labeling. It notes direct democracy measures initiative referendum recall state conservation and nonpartisan state government methods and calls for US senate election by plan.
The statement targets double taxation and the convict lease system as critical issues. It attacks Payne Aldrich tariff law and political bosses and machine rule, criticizing corporate campaign contributions and the behavior of state land and state engineer personnel in Wyoming Central matters.
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