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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1910
Page
4
Vanished through the text is a political jab about spending and duty. The piece contrasts Brooks earnings of twenty nine cents with debates on voting, registration, and public responsibility. It notes Mullen’s stance on campaigning while criticizing jaunties funded by the public. It mentions a New York court ruling on support for in-laws.
Marence E. Hamlin and Clarence E. Hamlin are accused of representing the Mine Owners' Association in an aggressive anti union campaign in Colorado and Wyoming politics. The piece condemns their involvement and questions local voters reception of such 'machine candidate' support.
The aviator Ely attempted a Chicago to New York prize flight of 25000 dollars but covered only twenty two miles before abandoning the aeroplane. He then used a railroad to complete his journey, underscoring doubts about aviation reliability compared with earlier American pilots like Curtiss and the Wright brothers.
The article argues petrol propelled climbers are unreliable and that aeroplane development aims to commercialize passenger traffic. It notes aviation will become a commercial field but is not near that milestone yet. A Chicago to New York flight is anticipated soon, though the plan remains distant.
A political rally at Capitol Avenue theatre in Cheyenne drew about six hundred attendees as W E Mullen faced questions on his state salary and private employment. The speech implied a machine ring in state affairs and sparked strong charges of misrule, with critics calling him morally unfit or incompetent for governor.
A Cheyenne editorial laments disproportionate bloodshed and plots decisive action against murderers. It notes every recent crime harmed women, urges strict punishment, and calls for an end to the city’s wave of brutality.
Providence RI October 12 The Democrats of Rhode Island have nominated their best candidates for general officers and General Assembly positions to choose a successor to Senator Nelson W Aldrich. Republicans are expected to respond with a strong ticket at the state and congressional district conventions set for October 19.
A collection of brief items reports anniversary observances in New York and other cities, a six day international church convention in Topeka, a vote by society women in Los Angeles opposing ballot rights, a Missouri man exposed to bigamy, Hearst copyright suit filed in San Francisco, Montrose hunting bears, Rockville Maryland elopement reform effort, Chinese lodge arson in Deadwood, a mayoral home invasion thwarted in Pueblo, and a medical healing debate passing in Cincinnati.
The Democratic party holds a rally at Capitol Avenue Theatre on October 14 with speakers Carey of Cheyenne, Kat of Sheridan, and Migg of De. The event features Dr. Peay as a key official and serves as a campaign stop for the party’s statewide slate.
Georgetown Colorado reports the death of H B Lake a 62 year old businessman former Logan county sheriff and Sterling postmaster. W O W member and family details follow. Denver obituary records Sarah J Huff aged unknown dies after eight weeks illness leaving daughter Mary Elliott Huff and three sons Harry A Huff Charles L Huff William H Huff a sister Mrs M F Ingersoll. New York notices William B Pann founder publisher of the New York Commercial and Financial Chronicle dies at Mastic LI aged 31. He was born Utica NY a Yale graduate who started the Chronicle in 1865 and was not related to Charles M Dana of the Sun.
The document lists congressional and state tickets with candidates including for Governor Joseph Mannes, for Secretary J Houx, for State Auditor George Forsythe, for State Commissioner Karl Whedel, and for Justice of the Supreme Court TL Gibson, plus public instruction candidate Rose Bird.
OCR fragment shows county offices and officials names for a local government: COUNTY ASSESSOR J O Thompecon Jr. ATTORNEY artisan su. SUPERINTENDENT Mamie Brows Helferon. COUNTY SURVEYOR H B Fe ron. COURT Ma M O Malley. COMMISSIONERS Wa Donatan Dyer Jehu Men Syr. SUPERVISION Kelley. Cheyenne Precinct 4. Mayor hb KB Mretnabea. Third ward Frank Miller.
A dense OCR string lists issues from strong platform versus weak labor officials to laws on paid lobbyists, convict compensation, eight hour public work, prison goods labeling, initiative and referendum, and nonpartisan state government. It mentions Taft, Aldrich tariff, and land reforms amid broader state governance themes.
Platform statements condemn Democratic taxation and convict leasing contracts, oppose Payne Aldrich tariff proposals, and criticize campaign fund practices. The text names political bosses, machine influence, corporation contributions, and actions by state land and engineer offices in Wyoming Central matters.
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