The Warren graft and taxpayer duty in Senate spending
A critical essay argues that Senate practices amount to a $2,000,000 family graft funded by Uncle Sam. It asserts the Warren method of paying relatives and aides through federal salaries is widespread and harms taxpayers. The piece targets both parties’ senators and urges the public to demand reform.
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Warren
Warren Sare
Senate
United States Senate
Sam
Mr. Taxpayer
Question and Answer on United States Senator Candidate
Fruiltor Cheyenne Leader quotes a Q and A about the Wyoming primary. It clarifies that John Benjamin Kendrick is the candidate, while J Hen Kendrick of Bircer Montana is not the same person as John B Kendrick of Sheridan expected to become Wyoming’s senator next March.
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Fruiltor
Cheyenne
United States
Ia Joh Benjamin Kendrick
Leader
John Benjamin Kendrick
J. Hen Kendrick
Bircer
Montana
Wyoming
Maine
Califor
Arvada
Wyo
Railroad Met
John B. Kendrick
Sheridan
Matty
Rheridan
Clear Creek
Mr. Kendrick
Powderiver
D. BE. Armstrong
Arvada, Wye
Refusal to Sign Sheep List Rolls Through Laramie County
The text questions Francis BE Warren and his agent Hiram Sapp for not signing or swearing to a list of Warren Live Stock Company sheep in Laramie county. It alleges tax avoidance and links Warren to Ed Smalley’s senatorial election. It condemns voting for a U.S. Senate candidate under investigation and potential ejection.
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Francis BE
Warren
Hiram Sapp
Warren Live Stock Company
Laramie County
Ed. Smalley
Senator Warren Receives Harsh Criticism in Wyoming Letter
A dated circular letter to Wyoming voters accuses Senator Francia E. Warren of official misconduct and corruption. It claims his family has suffered slander while urging his defeat for reelection to avoid impeachment and disgrace to his state.
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Warren
Wyoming
Weari
Dia
Hile
Francia E. Warren
Senate
Wyoming voters urged against Warren for U.S. Senate
The record on Senator Francis E Warren is printed but not refuted. The paper argues Wyoming should not elect Warren again and urges voting for all Democratic legislative candidates who pledge to support John Fr Kendrick for United States Senator, with Kendrick and Warren not on the ballot.
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STATE
Senate
HOUSE
John FR. Kendrick
Your Vote Is Your Greatest Possession
A speaker argues that beyond possessions all, including job, home, savings, and health, the vote is the ultimate asset. It determines laws, taxes, protection, and liberty, and empowered citizens can resist greed. The message ends with a political charge against Francis E Warren’s re election and calls him a corrupt graf ter from Maine to California.
Wyoming disgraced yet again bold call for change
A writer denounces Warren’s long senate tenure linked to trusts and machine influence. The piece argues Wyoming’s legacy as a pioneer for women’s equality remains intact and urges voters to elect a Republican legislator to end Warren’s hold. It questions Monde ll’s role in the Roosevelt nomination.
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Senate
eltMens
Warren
United States
Wyoming
Grateful Railroader Endorses Kendrick for Senator
D B Armstrong of Arvada Wyoming writes a testimonial praising John B Kendrick of Sheridan for aiding railroad workers and homesteaders. Armstrong details Kendrick’s help with animals and food, plus ongoing support for laborers, urging fellow railroad men to vote Kendrick.
Democrats Forecast Third More Votes Than 1908
Chicago news reports Chairman McCombs of the Democratic National Committee predicting Governor Wilson will lead the party to a tally more than six million in 1912, about a third higher than 1908, with many Republicans included. He urges continued campaign efforts and warns of late opposition pushes.
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Chicago
McCombis
Democratic National Committees
Wilson
Misplaced Rural Wit in Pittsburgh Adventure
A county boy visiting Pittsburgh high jinks as he responds to street taunts about his short pants. The incident unfolds on Fifth Avenue with local slang and a playful clash of rural and urban manners.
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Pittsburgh
Fifth Avenue
Withace
Why Dickinson Was Parolled
The Tribune is urged to review the Dickinson parole case explaining the legal basis for release after good conduct. The article argues the Board of Pardons acted properly and that Dickinson had met minimal sentence conditions. It notes the open meeting and questions related to Mr. Baird and Ed Smalley’s political ties.
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the Tribune
Peter Dickinson
Dickineon
Dickinson
Board of Pardons
Baird
Cheyenne
Tribune
Ed Smalley
Highwaymen Rob Brooklyn Prudential Office
Three highwaymen bound and gagged cashier Miss Alice Brenthis at the Prudential Life Insurance branch in Brooklyn and escaped with 5000 dollars on October 29.
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New York
Prudential Life Insurance Company
Brooklyn
Alice Brenthis
Warren Casts Vote For Plutocracy Warns La Follette
A sharp quote from Senator La Follette calls out Warren for casting a vote he says favors the plutocracy. The remark frames the measure as a threat to public rights and signals partisan tension.
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Warren
la Follette
Labor News and Notes on Union Upgrading and Wages
Arrangements are made in Paneland to amalgamate unions in tailoring and the leather trade. Over 100000 clear makers to the United States with nearly a quarter women. AFL campaigning to organize workers in the iron and steel industry. New York pawnbrokers rule requires pledgeers to show a union card. Boston power house and street car workers agree to a nine hour day with a half holiday Saturday. Illinois factory inspection adopts scientific methods with specialized inspectors for each trade. Clara A. Ligier offers shampoos and manicures at 411 W. 19th.
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United States
American Federation of Labor
New York
Talentista
Boston Power House and Mechanical Branch
Street Car
Illinois
Ehenica
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Albany
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