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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1912
Page
4
A September Collier's editorial questions campaign focus on regulated competition versus regulated monopoly. It argues tariff issues pale beside how the framing shapes voter perception, noting the broader clash beyond tariff specifics and the inclusion of Italy in the discussion.
The Wyoming Tribune reports that Francis E Warren and John Kendrick will not appear on the November ballot as they did in the August primary. Republicans pledge to support Warren for Senate and Kendrick for the Democratic ticket, amid skepticism about Kendrick's candidacy and editorial humor about the paper’s previous stance. Warren is tied to the Pathfinder Dam project with Warren’s guardian defending his record.
The piece accuses Warren of harming Cheyenne’s growth through land grabs and water rights violations. It denounces his sheep holdings near water sources, a costly city lighting franchise, and alleged graft, arguing his influence blocks development and public welfare.
Reports from Cheyenne indicate Thomas P. Fahey the Democratic nominee will become Wyoming's next congressman defeating Mondell. Fahey polled strong majorities in coal districts and northeastern counties, backed by miners and a life record described as clean and capable of building enduring support.
A dramatic verse piece portrays Abou Frank Warren before Saint Patrick who reads a book tallying corrupt deeds. Warren seeks mercy for his power but Patrick exposes him as the chief seeker of offices and cash, his name leading the list of those who bled the people.
University of Wyoming agriculture students gather biweekly to share ideas and build leaders for the state. Faculty join as “one of the boys” to discuss farming and character, while ranchers shape Wyoming governance. The farmer boys are prominent in campus life and poised to hold future public roles.
In Chicago a 54 year old Hammond Indiana man John Hinsley married Nellie Brown aged 13 after meeting yesterday to hire her as a housekeeper. Hinsley said he was guided by messages from a higher force. Nellie is an orphan living with Mrs. Dale at 4269 Armitage Avenue.
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