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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1910
Page
4
A charged Cheyenne political scene critiques Carey and allies as a “ring” growing in power while accusing the Brooks administration of rising state costs. Names like Houx Whedon Bird Forsythe Gibson Ross Nimmo Bresnahen appear amid claims of dishonesty by land office staff and supporters.
The piece argues ex-Senator Joseph M. Carey will win a decisive Wyoming gubernatorial election. It decries political grafters in Cheyenne, praises a nationwide economic revolt against trusts, and stresses the need for a supportive state cabinet to combat past graft and fund reform.
The piece argues for a sweeping change in Wyoming politics on November 8 to install Governor Joseph M. Carey against a mutinous, disloyal cabinet. It portrays the vote as the only chance in four years to restore order, sovereignty, and effective leadership.
A letter argues Nimmo represents Rocky Mountain Bell interests over public welfare, while A J Lawrence Pignadh's candidacy is framed as patriotic and reformist. It contrasts Nimmo as a corporation agent with Pignadh’s claimed dedication to public service and solving local abuses.
Taxpayers compare current Democratic officeholders Lewallen Hughes Charles L Rigdon William Storey William Duncan Luke Voorhees with their 1909 predecessors and applaud superior efficiency. The piece argues re election to keep proven integrity and avoid untested changes.
Democratic nominee Foley, a well known Cheyenne businessman, heads the Second Ward bid. He owns the Geyser laundry, built a substantial local enterprise in a fine building with modern machinery. He pledges shrewd civic judgment and tireless energy.
San Francisco reports wealthy David T. Hanbury son of an English earl died at White Sulphur Springs seeking relief from a long ailment. He left a California wife Eleanor Mansfield who will inherit his property after a prior marriage and a divorce settlement. His English brother John M. Hanbury claimed the estate but lost the dispute after a visit to England.
Archangel Michael will be my lawyer and he will argue through me and my followers in defense of what my enemies say with the intention of wrongfully ousting me and my seven little rats from our home. Older W. D. Taylor, Dowie follower leader, spoke before the hearing before a justice of the peace where Wilbur Glenn Voliva is involved.
A noisy list of names appears for state senate and county offices including dT Snow J Hoss Carpenter Ray EB Lee E Heute J Howell DE rou COUNTY TR TREASURER Luke Voorhees Thompson L Filgdos Mamie Browe Hefferom HK 8 Grey Martin M O Malley Wm Dunstan John Hyustom Heard W V Mell McGlag with road supervisor and constables Thomas J Walsh Healey plus Cheyenne mentions and mixed formatting indicating a public notice of candidates and terms.
Voliva asserts ownership and seeks possession of the Dowle family home at Shiloh, claiming legal rights to the property. The dispute centers on who holds rightful title and authority to occupy the residence.
At the annual session of the supreme council of sovereign grand inspector general thirty third degree of the Ancient and Accepted Scottish Rite of Masons in New York officers were elected M W Bayliss of Washington DC sovereign grand commander Calvin W Edwards of Albany NY lieutenant grand commander George Gibson of Washington DC minister of state Holden Hill of Providence RI treasurer general and Walter Seymour of Newark WV keeper of archives.
Miss Gunsie Nye, a Pomona cafeteria waiter and orphan, learned by letter she is one of three heirs to a $150,000 fortune left by her late uncle John Black of Utica New York. She arrived smiling and said she has not yet decided how to use the money while she remains in Pomona.
The notice urges all unregistered voters in the city and Laramie county to register on October 27 and 28 to be eligible for the November 8 election. About 1500 to 2000 voters have not yet registered. Registration locations include Dineen's garage for the first ward, Industrial club for the second ward, and Court House annex for the third ward.
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