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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1912
Page
4
A Sheridan paper defends Kendrick's buildings praising improvements planned by Kendrick and questioning Tribune criticisms. It defends Ed Williams family and Denounces allegations about the Public drug store building and Williams home as baseless while noting statements from General Wood and General Edwards about Fort Russell.
For State Senate, John L. Jordan and Th. McKinstry appear as candidates for the Senate. House contenders include DD, OC, Barksdale, Thomas Hunter, George Hw., Troastle H., Hh. Wheeless, Arthur G. Morgan, David Cochrane, H. M. Barbie, Ep Jacobson Co., Om. Mccaulea, Gm Thomas Shaw.
A Fort Collins Review editorial critiques Senator Warren, labeling him a tax dodger and perjurer in a Wyoming Colorado comparison. It questions his integrity, calls him a crook, and doubts his fitness to hold a Senate seat.
A broad speech emphasizes conservation, water power, new waterways, merchant marine revival, enhanced postal service, and public health as core government goals. The piece also covers a political confrontation over Wyoming, Nebraska, and Roosevelt era reforms, urging voters to back reform candidates and oppose impeachment.
The message urges every man and woman to register or vote in the upcoming election on November 4. It stresses the high duty of American citizenship and warns against failing to have a name registered at the proper voting place.
The Chicago Post urges Republicans to consider Woodrow Wilson as a candidate. It praises him as an American gentleman and trusted executive, arguing his honesty, efficiency, and willingness to reform tariffs, curb trusts, and serve the people, over the current regime.
A National Tribune editor sought harsh editorials from G A R posts to attack Wilson supporters while praising the Democratic pension bill. Adjutant B F Allen of Cushing Post No 14 Astoria Ore replies that Oregon papers favored the pension act and Taft critics offer harsher words.
John D. Archbold of Standard Oil contributed 100000 to Roosevelt's campaign fund in 1904 yet declined to prosecute a harvester trust move. J P Morgan and others gave 100000 with 50000 more later. George W Perkins of steel and harvester trusts donated 48000 from New York Life Insurance and later refunded it when revealed.
The bulletin from the Federal Bureau of Labor shows a 60 percent rise in prices for major food items over ten years. It notes increases in flour, lard, steak, hams, cornmeal, rib roast, pork chops, bacon, and potatoes, arguing that Taft and Roosevelt failed to curb inflation and would likely worsen prices if returned to power.
Critics accuse Senator Francis BE Warren of greed behind his record of securing many public buildings for Wyoming. They argue he traded votes and sacrificed national interests to gain monuments, funded by public expense, amplified by his allies and campaign editors.
A complainant questions Wyoming voters willingness to sacrifice national and state interests for a few public buildings, challenging whether residents are blinded to their own best interests.
Kansas City dispatch says veteran showman Colonel William Cody known as Buffalo Bill endorses a plan to connect the old western stage routes into an ocean to ocean highway. An old stage coach used in those days was received by Miss Elizabeth Gentry, head of Missouri’s Old Trails committee, as confirmation of Cody’s interest.
The thirty fourth annual convention opened in Columbus Ohio with emphasis on modern disease control methods. Health experts from the boards of health will discuss new strategies and standards during the meeting in the city.
The Sherman Company introduces liquid veneer window glass products. No further details are provided in the fragment.
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