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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1910
Page
12
A partisan call links Bresnahen and Brexnahen to the Cheyenne waterworks, argues against the ruling machine, and urges electing Carey and the ticket to move the capitol and end ring influence. The piece denounces public-supply contracting and demands independent governance in November 1910.
State Leader features Thomas Tynan once state superintendent of public instruction. He recounts opposing the Republican machine and refusing to prostitute his office for the ring. The piece frames his anti graft stance and associates he mentions.
In a heated account, DeForest Richards and state officials clash over a penitentiary contract. Tynan Chatterton oppose while Hay Grant back the deal, details reveal machine control, political slayings, and calls to defeat Republican candidates to end what the author terms penitentiary profit.
The article attacks C. C. Carlisle’s fitness as Cheyenne city engineer and accuses the administration of defying public wishes. It links inexperience to costly waterworks, heavy taxpayer burdens, and potential delays, suggesting the Ninmo mayoral candidacy would bring further costly, extended projects.
T P Morse of Sioux Falls recounts a life from manslaughter conviction to superintendent of a local rescue mission. He credits grace of Jesus Christ for his change after years of marble playing pool and poker, a fatal shooting in 1893, and twelve years in Sioux Falls prison.
Fragmented slate listing W. A. Moas of Cheyenne for Congress and Joseph M. Carey for Governor with additional state offices and names shown in jumbled form. Ambiguous entries reference candidates for secretary of state and attorney general among others.
Fragmented OCR lists various county officials and signers including surveyor attorney president and county commissioners. Names like Marthe M. OfMation, John Flint, and Thomas J. n yeemer appear amid truncated titles and roles. The piece reads as an administrative roll call with positions such as county surveyor constable mayor and ward representatives.
The fragmentary item notes a state board announcement about a ring circle book sale. it mentions names and a date unclear due to damaged OCR. However key terms suggest an official notice or legal-like brief about a sale and an organization abbreviated as Go Bupt.
A fragmented listing of political topics and reforms appears, citing labor lien and wage laws, direct primaries, corruption acts, public publicity, conservation, convicts’ pay, prison goods labeling, and ballot innovations. References to nonpartisan government, senate elections by Oregon, land and water rights, and eight hour workday surface as broad policy threads from a historic platform compilation.
Republican platform denounces the Democrat party on double taxation and convict leasing tied to the Payne Aldrich tariff. It condemns political bosses machine rule and corporate campaign contributions. It cites state offices and the Wyoming Central matter as examples of state authority course.
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