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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1912
Page
12
A list of executives and partners includes George H. Troastle H. H. Wherless Arthur G Morgan David Cochrane H. M. Barkst Ed Jacobson Co. A. McCulough in a published roster. The document highlights names tied to the firm’s leadership and board positions.
Farmers at Hillsdale applaud Danel Kendrick's proposal to divide Wyoming lands into irrigable, dry farm, and grazing classes. Grazing tracts of 1280 acres would become entry lands, with safeguards, to support a family and stock. Kendrick predicts rapid population growth and federal land transfer to state settlers, while critics from The Wronting Tribune object.
The dialogue cites Warren calling Senator Norra Nenwn and Senator Norrie Brown as tied to a plan to divert North Platte water through the Pathfinder project in Nebraska. It claims Brown credited the effort in a Learnmie speech and notes Interior involvement restricting Wyoming use, with Pathfinder centered in western Nebraska near Torrington.
Farmers and settlers in a Cheyenne area town discuss politics as fall crops near harvest. They lean toward Kendrick in the senatorial race, with some Roosevelt and Wilson support and a few Republicans aligned with the machine. A Hillsdale straw vote shows 35 Kendrick to 4 Warren.
The piece likens Senator Francis E Warren to a cuttle fish evading a predator as editors attack his fitness. It accuses Warren of using subsidized papers to deflect from the core issue of his suitability to represent Wyoming. It cites Senate colleagues and generals condemning his alleged payroll abuses and warns of political attacks on Port Russell abandonment.
The Progressive convention in Park County debates Warren withdrawing from the ticket amid sharp exchanges about women in politics. Pat Sullivan accuses Warren of ignoring the commandments and breaking laws, while others warn of race and religious tensions impacting votes.
Medill McCormick of Chicago testifies before the Clapp committee accusing Charles L. Hilles of inciting character assassination that touched on the Roosevelt assassination attempt. The panel protests as the statement is admitted to the record, while related evidence shows large contributions to the Progressive Illinois campaign of 1904.
Six prisoners in the county jail will be taken to the state penitentiary at Rawlins today by Sheriff Frank Roach. The inmates were sentenced by Judge Matson in district court a few days ago and received short terms.
A New York physician notes that women’s thin stockings and shoes may threaten doctors with bankruptcy. The ad promotes Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for coughs and colds, claiming quick relief and wide trust among buyers.
Mrs Verna Wilkes of Plattsburg Mississippi credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with restoring health after nervous troubles and indigestion and says it helped her have a healthy baby. The ad urges other women to seek advice from Lydia Pinkham Medicine Co Lynn Mass and promises confidential, female-led responses.
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