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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1912
Page
4
The Leader condemns government agents and real estate brokers who allegedly entrap an elderly Civil War veteran to revoke his homestead. It accuses them of deceit, seeks justice, and claims official aid was sought from Congress and Mondell, with proof available at The Leader office.
The Theiliette News reports Gen General Thompson delivering a forceful address in northern Wyoming. He attacks the predatory class and state water politics, claiming the policy would cost hundreds of millions and harm Wyoming for generations.
A contributed piece in the Saturday Evening Post lauds Warren for his continuous service and political ability, claiming he has achieved more for Wyoming materially than any two serving senators. The Wyoming Tribune notes the omission of this view and contrasts it with other criticisms.
The piece lauds Warren and Harold Hoveridme as pivotal national figures, arguing for a national system that would keep strong lawmakers like Warren in public life. It asserts Indiana's Senate influence and praises Hoveridme as a worthy candidate deserving voter support to benefit the nation and the public.
A satirical poem mocks Warren G Harding era politics, imagining a spectral visit about graft and a bid for a final term. It portrays Senate scenes, speculation on Mondell and Roosevelt, and a looming campaign event with dramatic echoes of Poe.
Josh Manlove reports Hank Hankins outlines tactics to expand grazing on public lands near Pole Mountain. He describes pressuring cattle men, maneuvering land sales, and securing political influence to control grazing rights and federal patronage.
A 1912 Long Green telegram from Atkall Springs Big Horn Basin recounts a humorous gift and a political tip. The writer thanks Hank for a prior wire and mentions a large cash roll, telepathy in politics, and backing Warren while cautioning against further wire transfers to Sheridan Downey. He warns Johnnie Baird of Newcastle about possible scams.
New York October 24 Jane Addams is proposed as the next president of the national suffrage association meeting in Philadelphia November 21 The choice hinges on her stance with the Progressive party and her Roosevelt advocacy versus traditional suffrage ethics.
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