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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1912
Page
12
Harper's Weekly quotes accuse Senator Warren of defrauding the U S treasury by payroll fraud involving two non residents. The piece notes his dismissal by Oregon Senator Mitchell and warns the next Senate may eject Warren, likening him to Lorimer who was expelled and jailed.
An Encampment Herald column repeats unverified political gossip about Warren and Kendrick. It claims Warren has vast funds from eastern trusts and accuses Kendrick of poor spending. The piece also cites an unnamed astute politician and questions motive behind the leak.
The case details Mram Wartiel accused of stealing twenty thousand dollars from the U S Treasury through payrolls. Salaries were paid to Cheyenne employees of the United States Senate who did no work, with funds allegedly funneled to Warren. The defense claims payments aimed to influence appointments and office operations, amid claims of misappropriation and contempt for treasury rules.
A Denver Republican report quotes an unnamed Cheyenne secret meeting claiming John B. Kendrick will not run for the U S Senate to succeed Warren. The piece labels the report as a deliberate fabrication and defends Kendrick’s Wyoming residency and assets, calling Warren’s donations into question.
A critical look at how voters assess politicians and how moral codes shift for party loyalty. The author argues public life is tainted by double standards where personal virtue matters less than party success, fostering widespread corruption in national and local governance.
The fragment references gum shoes Warren brand and a standpat gang member to be instructed with sensational stories about Kendrick. It notes crops wheat corn cotton competing for supremacy, with prices improving as harvest nears. High Pocket Schoellenberger is cited in a Warren dynasty context and ties to a Collier expose of a senator’s circle.
A 1910 to 1913 sequence ties President Taft's political losses to the U S steel trust probe. Roosevelt shift from praise to fierce attacks follows antitrust actions against the steel trust and backing by George W Perkins. The piece traces Roosevelt's change in stance and campaign funding.
An advertisement touts Cascarets as a nightly solution for constipation and stomach cleansing. It claims benefits like a sweet taste, no griping, and relief by morning. The copy also mentions liver detox and benefits for children, urging regular use of a 10 cent box.
A parish committee in Cheyenne aims to host a Saturday dinner and dance at St Mark's Parish House. Men organize the event featuring tender young turkey, multi course service, and timed serving to avoid delays. After dinner, dancing and a social hour follow with music and ample seating. Over 200 tickets sold as of last night.
Ralph DePalma drives a Mercedes to victory in the Vanderbilt Cup at Wauwatosa Wisconsin. He finishes the 209 mile race in four hours and twenty minutes, averaging 69 miles per hour from a field of eight starters.
Clara A. Ligter at 411 W. 10th Street arrange telephone 817 to set up scientific facial and scalp treatments.
An old advertisement touts Knowlton's Danderine for hair cleansing and beauty. It claims the product clears dust and oil, leaves hair wavy, soft, and glossy, and stops itching and hair loss with regular use. The 26 cent bottle is advertised at drug stores or toilet counters.
Two girls on the Cicero field sought jon cream but found none. An aviator named Max Lilile lands near St Anthony de Padua hospital Garfield park. Drew unloads odd packages while Cavalier LINE ids ingredients for an airbound recipe amid motors and whirring propellers.
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