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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1912
Page
12
Fragmentary opinion piece defends La Follette while condemning Francis Warren. The text accuses Warren of siding with plutocracy and special interests, citing his Senate record and ties to corporate power. A Wyoming editor cites a source alleging Mormon vote influence and warns of pressure.
A speculative article cites Warren Live Stock Co owning 3000 acres sold to the Government and claims John Wallis did not receive full damages. It alleges appropriations of 72896 dollars for private losses due to maneuvers on government land and questions a senator’s possible scheme to claim damages to his own land.
The text accuses Senator Warren of six counts including defrauding the U S treasury by certifying nonperforming employees, fencing public land to avoid punishment, perjury for land title, renting his Cheyenne building for government use, pasturing sheep on Crow Creek Reservation, and falsifying tax returns. It asks Wyoming voters if they wish to elect a self convicted law violator to the Senate.
A Kansas City Times excerpt from Collier's Weekly quotes Warren of Wyoming criticizing Senator Connolly. The piece argues Connolly’s tactics deceive Wyoming voters and accuse him of exploiting public funds. It reflects partisan anger over political leadership and integrity.
A cleaving critique notes the paper’s prior Roosevelt support and current Taft backing, questioning party integrity under big trusts. It references Dan Hanna of the shipping trust and alleged financial quid pro quo, urging voters to doubt genuine reform.
A first person comic tale follows Hankins narrating a mornin attempt to canvass for Warn. The narrator encounters a gruff editor figure, a wary widow, and a forbidding door, while noting responses from residents about voting for Warn and Kendrick in a local election. The piece mocks political persuasion and civic engagement with humor.
Poem by S. C. Do neebavy extols Woodrow Wilson as a global leader emerging from north south east and land. It praises his intellect courage and guidance by God and the people, portraying him as a beacon and warden of truth driving reforms and justice.
E Richard Shipp and Sheridan Downey opened the Progressive campaign in Sundance. Shipp urged the courts to serve the people and warned of past overreach by courts. Downey attacked corruption and questioned Senator Warren's record, citing alleged homestead seizures to aid a sheep company.
Fracted quotation outlines a speech by Downey’s audience, claiming Senator Warren’s rejection is impossible and urging honest Wyoming citizens to vote in November to keep Warren from the senate. The passage emphasizes a desire for change and civic participation.
A testimonial about Eckman’s Alterative claims dramatic lung illness recovery. Et ta Plath of Aurora Indiana reports lasting cure from childhood lung troubles and severe past illnesses with no night sweats or cough remaining. The ad urges letters for case histories and offers a recovery booklet from Eckman Laboratory Philadelphia.
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