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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1912
Page
12
A Cheyenne ledgers exposé claims government agents and spies entrapped a Civil War veteran, forging statements to seize his homestead. The piece accuses Wyoming officials and Mondell of neglect, tying the plot to higher salaries and a tyrannical administration. Readers urged to verify at The Leader office.
The Theiliette News reports a large gathering in northern Wyoming where General J. Thompson delivers a forceful eloquent address. He accuses Warren and McNagated of aiding predatory interests and claims waters are being given to neighboring states harming Wyoming for generations.
A contributed article in the Saturday Evening Post lauds Warren for his continuous service and political skill, claiming he has accomplished more for Wyoming materially than other senators could. The Wyoming Tribune notes the praise but also mentions some counterviews.
The piece praises Senator Warren and criticizes national politics in Britain style, arguing for retaining principled leadership. It lauds Albert J. Hoveridme as a strong candidate, praising his Chicago speech and urging Indiana voters to elect him to benefit the nation and themselves.
A satirical verse riffs on Will Mondell and Roosevelt era politics. It imagines Mondell as a weary senator haunted by a ghost of conscience and a demand for graft and power, ending with a call for a nationwide inquiry into suspicious campaign measures.
A letter from Josh Manlove reveals Hank Hankins and Warren plotting to control grazing lands from Fort Russell to Pole Mountain. They accuse cattlemen of pushing leases, vow to use political influence to block rivals and secure federal patronage, and name allies in a bid to dominate postmaster jobs and campaign finance. The correspondence depicts pressure on landholders, manipulation of leases, and a push to reorganize local power after election.
In Atkall Springs, Big Horn Basin, October 2 1912, Hank receives a long humorous letter from Josh Manlove thanking him for a cash gift. The note jokes about telepathy in politics, praises Warren, warns against wiring money, and references Sheridan Downey and Johnnie Baird of Newcastle.
Jane Addams is proposed as president of the national suffrage association meeting in Philadelphia on November 21. Her stance with the Progressive party and advocacy for Roosevelt sparks debate, while supporters say she would unite the group and rally support among delegates.
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