Notable Names in City Directory Entry
A fragment lists H. H. Wherless Arthur G. Morgan David Cochrane HN and M. Babhit as individuals appearing in the local directory.
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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1912
Page
4
A fragment lists H. H. Wherless Arthur G. Morgan David Cochrane HN and M. Babhit as individuals appearing in the local directory.
A fierce attack on a state political machine led by Senator Frances Warren claims it blocks progress via high railroad rates and state control by corporate interests. The piece cites Cheyenne organizers and ties to Standard Oil Steel Trust and meat packers, urging reform to empower public service and protect Wyoming's minerals and industries.
A political pamphlet attacks Francis B. Warren and his Republican machine as corrupt and predatory. It urges voters to back Woodrow Wilson, claiming his victory nationwide would end the Warren ring and unlock reform and industrial growth in Wyoming.
A chaotic paste of editorials and clippings contends the Tribune printed false Wire service material aimed at Kendrick and Warren. It accuses the paper of slander against Wyoming residents and pushes defeating Warren to demolish his machine with La Follette endorsement rhetoric.
A rambling monologue blames Mondell and allies for manipulating delegations to deny Roosevelt the nomination. It portrays internal strategy to split votes, with references to Penrose and Gugenheim, and hints at shifting support to gain power. The speaker ties this to broader party manipulation and personal fears of exposure.
Gary Indiana October 16 Willie Rugh a teenage newsboy who earlier underwent amputation to permit skin grafting has suffered a relapse. Surgeons had removed his leg to enable grafts and restore his health in a bid to save his life.
The report states Misa Ethel Smith suffered a relapse and was in serious condition at a local hospital that night. Mary Smith knelt by the bed, offered a prayer, and kissed the patient goodbye as he prepared to be discharged to convalescence.
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