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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1910
Page
12
Fragmentary report notes judgment in the ety council and references the election of John C Foley to provide more of it, indicating ongoing governance actions and political development.
A catalog of progressive and conservative ideas appears in a 1900s political survey. The list includes direct primaries, labor laws, eight hour workday, convict compensation, public works, and non partisan government aims alongside calls for direct senate election via the Oregon plan.
The letter criticizes Gov. Brooks and allies, accusing them of waste and higher government expenses. It argues Mullen is the candidate of the machine and alleges withheld escrow funds for settlers on ceded Shoshone lands. It cites a $297,429.26 higher fifth year cost and questions taxpayer burdens.
Sheridan’s new city treasurer Dr Whedon exposed improper procedures and recovered a large sum for the city treasury. Six months of work on delinquent fees fully covered his salary, and now he seeks the Wyoming state treasurer post as a proven custodian of public funds.
This endorsement argues Foley a Democratic alderman candidate from the Second ward is capable of public service, citing private business success and prudent financial management as basis for his fitness. It notes public administration has suffered from poor staffing and mismanagement and implies cost and confusion in city affairs.
William T. Kelley of Fairbank, Democratic candidate, is portrayed as a pioneer with deep knowledge of road building. The piece argues the road supervisor role is vital due to rapid settlement, increased traffic, and the need for capable leadership to plan and repair rural roads ahead of November 15.
The piece argues public business must serve the public good, not private profit, criticizing a predatory control over government. It cites rising costs from 1899 to 1909, claims Brooks administration fueled spending, and asserts W E Mullen would continue those practices if elected.
The Atlas program includes the Rossinett Trio in instrumental numbers, Hungarian novelty dancing, native costumes, and an Irish comedy sketch by Casey and LeClaire. Browne concludes testimony before the Lorimer committee, denying bribery or value received for his vote, saying Democrats backed Lorimer to split the Republicans.
Advertisement from WM. Myetis Dey Goods Co. announces a fresh inventory of lapets messes and children's infant sweaters just received.
Fall Saturday and Sunday forecast with a maximum 78 degree high and a 45 degree low. No precipitation expected. Read yesterday's weather and note potential patterns for the weekend.
The ballot page lists candidates for state offices including Governor Joseph M Curexy and Secretary of State J Mous, with other statewide posts and county officers such as County Surveyor and Clerk of Court. Names show Cheyenne and Lusk connections, and a mix of county and state roles across multiple districts.
Palmer's introduces a new line of ladies Misses and infant sweaters announced as just in. Special Saturday and Sunday only 60c chocolates two thousand per pound at Palmer's. Three lots on East 21st Street for 50.00. City water. G. B. Oliver. Phone 674.
An ad-style note promises installation safety and prompt, money saving service. The seller claims a full line of supplies including tungsten taps motors dynamos and vacuum cleaners with guaranteed work and quick attention. Call or request a callback.
Platform statements condemn double taxation and critique the convict leasing system and Payne Aldrich tariff law. They fault political bosses and machine rule while urging limits on corporate campaign contributions. Wyo ming state offices and engineers are noted as part of state authority course.
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