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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1910
Page
4
The piece accuses Attorney General William T. Mullen of signing a deceitful bond to mislead settlers on Wind River ceded lands and aid land pirates in a massive theft, blaming political operatives and a malign machine behind Carey’s gains.
A Wyoming screed accuses the Republican campaign of altering ballot order to favor Mondell and undermine state candidates. It cites Section 2184 of the Compiled Statutes and charges deliberate law violations, deceit, and cowardly trickery aimed at preserving machine control.
A historical critique denounces a political machine for illegality and deceit in pursuing official ballots. It argues the machine’s ends corrupt its agents and any candidate linked to the effort remains subordinate to the masters behind the scheme.
The Cheyenne voters face a crucial choice on November 8 between L R Bresnahen, advocating reform and ending mismanagement, and David Nimmo, aligned with the prior administration. The piece urges electing Bresnahen as mayor and supporting a reform-minded council including Parnell, Foley, Rugg, Miller, and Treastle.
A critical note condemns a dishonest shyster ring in Capitol avenue that misrepresents county officers up for re election. It praises Charles L. Rigdon Lewallen Hughes Duke Voorhees Luke Voorhees and William Dunstan as valuable officials while accusing their opponents of false attacks. The piece asserts the Tribune cannot substantiate charges against them.
Telegraphic briefs report Miss Cora A. Johnson leaving a 3 million dollar will though penniless at death in Boston. Dr Enos Andrews, 77, Santa Fe leader in dentistry and jewelry, dies. Gov pay rebates near 1 million to importers of Mexican drawn work. Atlanta reports William Williams jailed for blind remedy swindle. Pittsburg sees land show attendance surpass 100000 with plans for next year. New York coroner clears Adolph Berg in Charles Fisher case. Pittsburg white slave law convictions: Frank C Williams and Anta Hull receive 2 years and six months.
Voters in the city and Laramie county are urged to register in time for the November 8 election. Between fifteen hundred and two thousand residents have not yet registered, with registration desks at Dinneen's garage in Ward 1, Industrial club in Ward 2, and the Court House annex in Ward 3. A note includes Collier's White Lead at Sherman Co as an address reference.
Fragmentary note lists J. UT Sow and J. Ross Cr for state senate and Rey K. Lee for representative on page. Unable to confirm full offices or districts from the unreadable text.
Witness Captain KE J Barnett of Fairbanks reports a herd of about 9 000 caribou marching in an eight mile long, mile wide caravan on the trail between Fairbanks and Circle City, Alaska. The herd stretched for miles with a wing passing first while the pack train waited.
Toledo Ohio October 26 Captain Sealby former commander of the steamship Republic sunk in a 1909 collision with the Florida has been elected vice president of the Junior law class at the University of Michigan. He entered the law department last year after quitting seafaring following the ship’s loss.
Meridian Miss Oct 26 Five hundred members of the Brotherhood of Railway Clerks employed by the Queen and Crescent railroad at New Orleans and Shreveport and at Vicksburg Jackson and Meridian Miss have ended a month long strike for higher pay and better conditions announcing the failure of their movement. As many strikers as can obtain work will return to duty tomorrow.
Organized Labor of Cheyenne hosts a Thursday evening dance at Keefe Hall with Buchanan's Full Orchestra. Tickets cost 1.00 dollars, ladies admitted free. Outdoor city venue details not provided.
A Dixmont Pennsylvania insane asylum patient tried to fly away in a balloon made from silk scraps he stole from the tailoring shop. The plan unfolded in Pittsburg on October 26 as authorities described the improvised escape device and the patient’s lengthy efforts to obtain materials.
A fire in the cellar of the Daughters of Jacob home led to the rescue of three women and one man, each said to be over 100 years old. The facility housed 110 elderly women and 806 elderly men in the annex.
Laramie county urges residents who have not registered to prepare for the election. Registration books are located in several places. First ward or district. Duneen's garage.
Fall forecast notes cooler conditions in the southern area on Thursday, followed by fair and warmer weather on Friday. Yesterday’s observed high was 45 degrees and low 31 degrees with trace precipitation, per Moldings at the Sherman Go.
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