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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1912
Page
12
The article argues Warren loses influence with the coming Democratic administration and over Fort Russell’s expansion. It claims Fort Russell will grow as a major military post with vast maneuver reserves and strategic value, while Warren faces opposition from the War Department and a hostile press, including Collier’s Weekly.
The text notes Taft basing campaign hope on small business men, while commenting on labor, socialism, and capital backing of Roosevelt. It argues Wilson’s support wanes and urges voters to oppose plutocracy and safeguard public rights amid political tensions.
Officials nationwide fear any proposition aiding Fort Raw Sell would harm Cheyenne. The piece argues Warren’s influence faded with changes in administration, predicting loss of key committee chairmanship and diminished clout for Wyoming if reelected. It suggests military ethics would bar explicit stance.
The passage recounts Hank Hankins and associates plotting to discredit Senator Warn, planning to mobilize newspaper support against him and vend an elaborate scheme to lure votes away. Key figures include Hy Pocket Shaldenburger and George Wawker, with talk of press victories and political maneuvering across the state.
A conservative gentleman canvassing Wyoming reports many Republicans disgusted by Roosevelt Taft conflict and leaning toward Woodrow Wilson. He notes progressives and some Democrats may back Wilson, predicting Wyoming electoral votes for the Democrat amid strong local opposition to Senator Warren.
An article mocks political graft allegations about Senator Warren and questions Wyoming voters about civic righteousness and allegiance. It contrasts Eastern opinions with Wyoming's choice, urging decisive action and citing a health ad for Chamberlain's Tablets as a local note.
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