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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1910
Page
4
A dramatic call to action targets the Wyoming political machine. It warns voters that a Carey victory and Democratic candidates promise better government while condemning machine influence. The piece urges turnout at Capitol Avenue theatre next Friday as Wyoming’s political tension builds toward November 8.
Citizens of Cheyenne and Laramie County are urged to register during designated periods to avoid disfranchisement. The boards begin sessions today and hold daily sessions this week with final sessions October 27 and 28. Ward registrations: First ward Dinneen's garage Sixteenth and Eddy. Second ward Industrial Club Seventeenth and Warren. Third ward Court House Annex Carey and Nineteenth.
The Democratic platform endorses the Oregon plan to elect U S senators by direct electors. It argues the system gives a voice to the people while criticizing party machines for trying to barter senatorial seats and control nominations.
The text contends that politicians have seized party organization power and oppose the Oregon plan. It notes that when the plan is adopted machine influence wanes in Oregon and predicts similar impact in Wyoming with Democratic endorsement, signaling an imminent decline of machine rule in the state.
The Herald denounces Bossism as a threat to Republican ideals and accuses power holders of arrogance and special-interest manipulation. It supports Judge Carey’s protest as a stand against railroadism, machinelam, and corporate enrichment harming workers and commonwealth.
A Rawlins Journal editorial debunks claims that W E Mull en the attorney general edited Wyoming statutes at no cost to the state. It notes legislative salary allocations in 1907 1909 and 1919 and argues many would work for $4000 in spare time rather than be praised as patriots.
Vale Bil Barrow known as Bil Barrow editor of Sagebrush Philosophy dies leaving a vacancy in Wyoming journalism. He gained wide fame for his pungent editorials and original ideas shaping public discourse across Wyoming and beyond.
Local theatergoers will have a chance to see Starr in Eugene Walter's The Easiest Way at Capitol Ave Theatre on Monday night. The production features Miss Starr supported by the original New York company and Belasco supplied scenery, marking a major local event.
New York authorities warn the city faces imminent water famine as reservoirs run near empty and aqueducts deliver only sparse dribbles. Engineers monitor shrinking water supplies with the city on high alert for escalating shortages.
A mixed list of candidates for state and county posts including Congress W B Ross from Chercane and Joseph M Carey of Cheyenne, secretary of state J Hews of Cody, and various county officers with names and towns such as Sheridan and Laramie.
Amid storm watch, New Yorkers fear a supply shortage spreading from surrounding areas, with risks of epidemic and fire losses looming as authorities search the skies for signs of clearing weather.
An ad promises wiring expertise with years of experience and hundreds of satisfied customers. The contractor offers tungsten lamps motors dynamos and vacuum cleaners with all work guaranteed and prompt attention. Call or request a callback to save time and money.
A fragmented list outlines themes including labor law measures, direct primary, anti corruption acts, prison-made goods labeling, eight hour day for public work, initiative referendum recall, and state governance reforms. Mentions Taft era figures and calls for non partisan state institutions and US senate election by plan.
Republican platforms denounce Democratic policies including double taxation and a state leasing system. The record cites campaign funds, state land and engineer offices, and actions of state authorities in Wyoming as central issues, with emphasis on platform alignment against the political machine.
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