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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1912
Page
4
George H H and Thorstie H W appear among several names including Wheelies Arthur G Morgan David Cochrane H M Barrit Ed Jacobson. The fragment indicates a candidate slate for a state senate race with multiple individuals named.
Thomas Marshall urged state control of conservation and irrigation at Keefe Hall, criticizing federal management. He argued Colorado and Wyoming residents know local needs and warned against Taft era espionage and land secrecy that hampered development, urging continued Republican conservation policy.
The Wyoming Federation of Woman's Clubs adopts a resolution opposing wholesale withdrawal of public lands while supporting conservation in principle. The article criticizes The Leader for politicizing the issue and accuses the paper of appeasing party machines. It highlights tension between Democratic alignment and Republican platforms on land policy.
A leaked charge against Senator Warren is discussed with calls to defeat him by voting for all Democratic legislative candidates in the state. The piece notes Kendrick for United States Senator and asserts neither Kendrick nor Warren will appear on the ballot, urging voters to choose Kendrick through Democratic legislators.
Senators accuse Francis J. Warren of using relatives and hired staff on the government payroll and seek his ouster with Lordmer and generals backing Fort Russell. Governor, did you deny or confirm being offered a bee for a vote for United States senator while in the Wyoming legislature.
An account of a Monday night gathering where Hankins and Mondeley discuss Taft and Lorimer notables, with satire aimed at Warn and commentary on political deals. The piece portrays a lively, partisan mood and calls for action in the Wisconsin scene.
Cheyenne 1912 editorial extols Michael Seeger as a surviving participant in the White River massacre and a former U S cavalryman. The piece lauds his character, loyalty, and public service, urging votes for him in the Democratic column for constable and praising the ballot as a powerful tool.
A tribute vows steadfast brotherhood and devotion to a fallen comrade. The phrasing emphasizes true manhood, shared struggle, and willingness to die for the cause. The passage reflects wartime sacrifice and collective loyalty among the men.
Governor Woodrow Wilson traveled with his party at Princeton Junction when he lost a button on his coat. He asked for a needle and thread and proceeded to sew the button back on himself in his private car before heading to meetings in New York. He later fetched clothes from Princeton home after discovering the missing button.
The Old-Time Telegraphers and Historical Association and the Society of the United States Military Telegraph Corps began a reunion in Jacksonville Florida with delegates from across the nation. Prominent member Andrew Carnegie attended as part of the gathering and city plans promise a memorable visit for all guests.
The pamphlet promotes Ely's Cream Balm as quick relief for catarrh and colds. It claims instant head relief, restored senses, and renewed breathing after application. A 50 cent bottle is suggested as a likely complete cure, with widespread druggist availability.
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