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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1912
Page
12
A terse fragment lists H. H. Wherless Arthur G. Morgan David Cochrane HN M. Babhit as individuals in a historical notice. The context is unclear but their names appear as key entities in the readable portion of the page.
The piece criticizes a corporate-controlled political machine led by Senator Francesa Be Warren as obstructing Wyoming's development through high railroad rates and regulatory resistance. It claims government spies and predatory interests block mineral opening and industry growth, and details past defeats by reform forces under Joseph M. Carey. The text argues for overthrowing the machine to empower public service and fair rates.
A political appeal argues Wyoming voters must defeat Francis B. Warren to topple a corrupt ring. It brands Warren as aligned with predatory interests and praises Woodrow Wilson's national momentum, urging reform, state progress, and industrial development through electoral change.
A rambling tract accuses The Tribune of fake dispatches and defamation of Kendrick and Warren, denouncing Warren and praising La Follette. It urges readers to defeat Warren to crush a political machine and restore honest governance in Wyoming.
In a jittery, digitized tirade the speaker attacks Mondell and pins blame on Penrose and Guggenheim for election manipulation. He describes a tactic to split delegates to favor Roosevelt, boasts of machine influence, and vows to back his ally while criticizing rivals. He hints at personal risk and stresses a long career in politics. The text ends with an unrelated advertisement for beauty parlors and window glass.
In Gary Indiana on October 16 Willie Rugh a young newsboy who previously had a crippled leg amputated to harvest skin for a graft to help a girl’s condition has shown a relapse. Doctors report his condition remains serious as the family appeals for prayers and support.
A burned body case involves Misa Ethel Smith who suffered a relapse and was described as in serious condition at a local hospital. Shortly after, Mary Smith visited the hospital bedside, prayed, and kissed her benefactor goodbye as he prepared for discharge or imminent departure.
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