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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1912
Page
4
A furious open letter accuses Warren and Senator La Follette of corruption and perjury, detailing alleged misuse of federal and Wyoming funds, coercion of taxpayers, land grabs, and electoral manipulation. The piece frames the candidate as the central issue in Wyoming’s campaign.
A letter to the Wyoming Tribune defends a General Wood interview printed in the Cheyenne Leader, saying the general was accurately quoted and the piece was not distorted for political ends. The writer rebuts critic Reason and notes Fort D.A. Russell as a suitable military post location.
A Wyoming Tribune piece critiques Senator Warren Kan Y over alleged offers to publish a Collier article before release. It cites sources, questions credibility, and accuses Warren of public land dealings and improper payments. The column likens the tactics to past political scandals and mocks calls for removal from Congress.
The piece cites Governor Marshall and Woodrow Wilson on democracy as an inner civic life beyond voting. It argues government serves all when free from special favors and emphasizes motives behind the ballot. It also reports senatorial reaction to Warren andCollier's suppression offer and Mormon-like party infighting within Congress.
The piece argues Republicans used high tariffs and the Panic of 1893 to blame Democrats while noting 1907 panics occurred under Republican policy. It cites McKinley tariff enactment in 1890 and subsequent business collapses, and references soup kitchens as hardship symbols in Philadelphia and Kensington-Richmond.
A Colorado Adjutant General letter dated October 21 1972 thanks Brig Gen Clarence R Edwards and the Eleventh U S Infantry battalion for a Denver visit. Citizens praised the battalion for courtesy discipline and festival spirit and 250000 state residents expressed good will toward the unit. Signed John Chase Adjutant General Fort D A Russell.
Kendrick built up Wyoming by leveraging a Montana venture, channeling earnings to fund expansion efforts in the neighboring state. The plan hinges on cross-border investment, signaling a strategic shift in regional development.
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