Election Judgment in Ety Council Fight Cited
The record notes forthcoming judgment in the ety council and the election of John C Foley will be providing for more of it there.
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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1910
Page
4
The record notes forthcoming judgment in the ety council and the election of John C Foley will be providing for more of it there.
The document lists proposals and issues from a historic political platform including direct primaries, anti corruption acts, public works rules, convict labor regulation, eight hour day for workers, women, and public projects, state conservation, and non partisan government ideas. It references figures like the state labor commissioner and C D Clark for U S senator, plus topics on United States senators election methods, payne aldrich tariff, conservation, and land legislation.
The piece attacks Brooks administration for high government costs in Wyoming. It accuses Mullen and Nimo of aligning with interests over public service and criticizes waterworks, escrow funds, and corporate profits while calling taxpayers burdened. It notes a large budget excess and questions other candidates like Carey and Mallen.
The article profiles Karl Whedon who as Sheridan treasurer uncovered improper moneys and recovered a large sum for the city. Six months of delinquent-fee collection more than offset his salary, and he now campaigns for Wyoming state treasurer as a reformist custodian of funds.
Democratic aldermanic candidate Foley Molly shows private business success as proof of public capability. He promises foresight, shrewd judgment, and financial caution to stead public affairs if elected, aiming to reform Cheyenne's tangled administration and reduce costly mismanagement.
In Laramie County the road supervisor role gains prominence as settlement and traffic increase. William T. Kelley of Fairbank, a Democratic candidate, is described as a pioneer with deep knowledge of road building who should be elected on November 15 to oversee county road construction and maintenance.
The piece argues that public business should serve the public good not private profit, condemning a ring and predatory machine in Wyoming government. It cites a ten year cost rise from 288 003.75 in 1899 to 878 996.60 in 1909, and asserts Brooks administration increases in state expenses and taxation, urging voters to oppose continued practices.
Browne concluded testimony before the Lorimer investigating committee and denied receiving money or inducement for his Lorimer vote. He said Democrats backed Lorimer to break the deadlock, viewing him as more Democratic than other Republicans and predicting a party split.
New line of ladies infants and children sweaters just arrived at WM. Myetis Dry Goods Company. Store announces fresh stock and discount prices on latest knitwear for cold weather.
Fall Saturday and Sunday forecast with yesterday’s data showing a maximum of 78 degrees and a minimum of 45 degrees. Precipitation is listed as none. The entry also mentions Fine Wall Paper or Sherman Cor.
A garbled list presents candidates for state offices including congress governor secretary of state state auditor and state treasurer. Names appear with locations Cheyenne Lusk and other counties, but OCR errors obscure several spellings. The compilation includes attorney roles county commissioner sheriff and clerk of court with multiple placeholders and unclear surnames.
Special weekend sale announces 60 cent chocolates and three lots on East 21st Street for 50 dollars. Palmer's new line includes ladies misses children's and infant sweaters. G. Oliver listed with city water and phone number.
An unnamed ad proclaims proper installation to prevent burns and urges customers to contact for help. It claims a wide inventory including tungsten taps, motors, dynamos, and vacuums with guaranteed workmanship and prompt service to save time and money.
The platforms declare against double taxation and the convict leasing system. They critique the Payne Aldrich tariff law and condemn political bosses and machine rule. They discuss corporation campaign contributions and personnel in state land and engineer offices and the course of state authorities in Wyoming Central matters.
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