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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1912
Page
12
A page of intense accusations targets Warren and Senator La Follette in Wyoming politics. The text alleges tax and treasury abuses, perjury, misleading campaigns, and land deals tied to the Pole Mountain and Ft Russell areas. It frames the pair as the campaign’s central issue and calls for truth to the voters.
A Wyoming letter to the Tribune defends General Wood and his interview from misquotation. The writer rejects “Reason” as unfounded, asserts Wood spoke accurately, and notes Fort D. A. Russell as a logical military post. The Sheridan Enterprise is cited regarding the issue and Warren's influence.
The piece accuses Senator Warren Kan Y of pressuring and denying a claimed offer to publish a Collier article before its release. It details alleged use of devious channels, government funds, and property ownership issues related to Warren and associated businesses. The piece questions legality and ethics amid broader press accusations and a provocative closing call.
A collage of quotes from 1913 on democracy as inner civic life beyond ballots, plus remarks on government favoritism. Warren of Wyoming faces allegations over paying for suppressing a story, with senators condemning cronies on the government payroll.
A partisan piece argues Republicans caused US economic panics under high tariffs from 1873 to 1907. It cites McKinley and Dingley laws, labor distress, bank suspensions, and soup-house references to accuse Republicans of mismanaging prosperity and triggering hard times under tariff regimes. It presses for accountability ahead of Democratic challenges.
A 1912 letter from Adjutant General John Chase commends Brig. Gen. Clarence R. Edwards and the Eleventh Infantry battalion for their visit to Denver. The Colorado National Guard and Denver citizens praised the soldiers for their courteous conduct, neat appearance, and orderly behavior during a festival week. The post commander also expressed appreciation for the detachment’s conduct and noted 250000 Coloradans feeling goodwill toward the unit.
Kendrick profited from a Montana venture used to fund development in Wyoming. The move boosted regional ambitions, with investments channeled toward infrastructure and business expansion across borders.
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