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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1912
Page
4
A Wyoming column argues Warren loses influence with a Democratic Congress and a shifted War Department. Fort Russell is seen rising as a permanent post, with objections from Warren fueling a broader dispute over military priorities and personnel. Collier’s Weekly attacks on Warren spark nationwide press reaction.
In a recent interview Taft says he bases hope on small business men while laboring men swing toward socialism. The piece notes concerns about Teddy's influence, capital backing, and growing opposition to Wilson as election approaches.
The passage argues that any pro Fort Rawhide policy would harm Cheyenne and jeopardize Wyoming's interests. It claims Warren has lost influence and would not be a useful figurehead even if reelected, due to shifts in politics and administration.
Hank Hankins and Hank and the Imper sonath lead a thwarted meeting about Senator Warren. Plans to draw off votes with a Kendrick editorial and a Denver Republican scheme fail as factions clash over support and motives. The dialogue features Hy Pocket Shaldenburger and George Walker arguing for or against a ticket shift.
A conservative traveler reports Wyoming voters shifting away from Roosevelt Taft factions toward Woodrow Wilson. He notes many Republicans and independents support Wilson, while some progressives plan Bull Moose votes. The scene reveals cross party appeal and distrust of one party rule.
An editorial critique portrays Eastern views of Wyoming voters choosing between Senator Warren and a graft accusation. It argues the state's choice will affect its reputation and urges readers to vote for integrity, not sentiment. It also advertises Chamberlain's Tablets as a remedy for dullness tonight.
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