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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1912
Page
12
The race for the State Senate features candidates including George HH Thorstie HW Wheelies Arthur G. Morgan David Cochrane H M Barrit Ed Jacobson. Voters will see these names on the ballot in forthcoming elections.
Thomas Marshall, candidate for vice president, argued for state control of conservation and irrigation at a Keefe Hall event. He criticized Taft era federal overreach and espionage against Western mining and homesteading, calling for continued Republican support for cautious use of natural resources.
The Wyoming Federation of Women's Clubs denounces wholesale withdrawal of public lands while supporting conservation in principle. The article criticizes a leader's attempt to politicize the stance and denounces editorial pressure from political machines, noting the federation's economic focus and nonpartisan posture.
A political notice argues against Warren citing published charges and urges Wyoming voters to support John B. Kendrick for U.S. Senate. It asserts every Democratic legislator elected from the county will vote against Warren and for Kendrick, with Kendrick’s name favored on the ballot.
The article reports that Francis J. Warren is accused by Senate colleagues of a practiced payroll nepotism scheme. They plan to expose him with Lloyd Warren and General Wood and General Edwards backing Fort Russell to prevent abandonment. Governor Cary is pressed whether he affirmed or denied a vote offer rumor from Wyoming legislature regarding Warren.
An ornate speech fragment details a Monday night theater meeting on Capital Avenue with talk of Taft Sherman and Warn amid praise for a leader and accusations of dirty tricks. The tale portrays political tension, and calls to send a certain figure to Congress to stop harm to Wisconsin voters.
In Cheyenne Wyoming on October 15, 1912 an editorial spotlights Michael Seeger as a White River massacre survivor and Democratic constable candidate. The piece praises Seeger's honor, fidelity, and morality, noting his Civil War service and community standing, urging readers to vote for him.
A fragment praises a figure named Seeger and a companion described as brave and loyal who fought and bled beside him and would die for him if needed, highlighting ideals of true manhood and sacrifice.
Governor Woodrow Wilson, staying in his private car near Princeton Junction, lost a coat button and quietly sewed it back on with white thread. He left for Princeton to fetch suitable garments for appearances in Carnegie Hall and the Academy of Music, Brooklyn, when he found the missing button on his return.
The Old-Time Telegraphers and Historical Association and the Society of the United States Military Telegraph Corps began in Jacksonville with delegates from across the country. Jacksonville extends hospitality as Carnegie joins distinguished members in attendance.
Safe Remedy Ends Catarrh Miseries promotes Ely's Cream Balm as a fast, safe cure that touches the spot to ease stuffed nose throat and chest. The product claims instant relief, restoration of senses, and elimination of discharge with a 50 cent bottle and wide drugstore availability.
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