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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1910
Page
4
The piece urges eligible residents to register now with two days offered for final registration. It notes a wave of civic figures and a push for a "square deal" in the capital and warns that failure to register by Thursday or Friday next week bars participation in the upcoming election.
The second installment exposes an alleged scheme involving state officials and non resident capitalists to divert Wind River valley water rights. The narrative frames the affair as a major public interest and calls Wyoming residents to action to uphold public welfare and development.
Analysis contrasts Aramie County Democratic board’s thrift with Republican state control. First eighteen months cut spending by $11 543 40 despite county growth, preventing tax drain.
The piece argues Democratic commissioners reduced county costs by 11,543.40 while state taxes to Laramie county rose 21,131.89 in one year, up 26 percent from 1908 to 1909, contrasting with Republican control and urging careful public finance.
The Big Horn County News editors urge independent Republicans to overthrow the machine dominated state GOP by defeating machine-backed public officeholders. The piece frames the gubernatorial race as decisive for Wyoming Republicans and urges straight talk to voters.
R S Gray seeks the county surveyor post in Laramie county as a Democratic candidate. A Colorado Fort Collins engineering graduate with thirteen years in practice, Gray has lived in Wheatland Guernsey and Torrington. He is 33, married with two children and endorsed by supporters.
The Big Horn County News praises Judge Carey as the authentic Republican choice for Wyoming governor. It argues insurgent Republicans seek to purify politics and uphold principled government against machine influence, urging Republicans to join in restoring representative government.
John William Exline, 72, wakes after a thirty year slumber caused by a boiler explosion in 1880. He marvels at modern electricity and flying machines and says he has much to learn about the advances since his memory loss.
The piece notes years of internal struggle to rid the old guard and place Carey in the party leadership as the independent candidate gains Democratic endorsement. It claims the News stays with Carey amid Republican papers, urging others to align with progressive Republican principles and the party’s future.
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