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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1912
Page
12
The article reports split Republican support between Heder and Straus, with most going to Heder, and tallies the national popular vote: Wilson leading, Roosevelt and Taft close behind. It cites Wyoming figures, notes tribune controversy over Kendrick, Warn, and the Tribune, and compares 1908 and 1904 electoral results.
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An editorial exhorts Wyoming voters to end the political machine by choosing either a Republican legislature and risking U S Senate expulsion of the Shepherd or electing a Democratic legislature. The piece attacks Francis E Warren and praises reform through strong state action.
The article frames Senator Warren as a defendant in a Wyoming election, urging voters to judge him on his Senate record. It cites accusations of improper financial dealings, calls for accountability, and opposition from opponents including La Follette and Downey. The piece warns of potential impeachment and urges support for the Republican slate and John Kenprick for U.S. Senate.
Wyoming voters are shown affidavits from six Lander residents asserting Frank W. Mondell accused C E Winter and the Bull Moose movement of being financed by Mr Kendrick during a September 30 1912 address in Lander. Mondell records question truth of statements at Lander and Encampment October 24 1912.
The Sun Day World canvass shows Woodrow Wilson ahead by 2 403 000 votes over the next candidate with Taft second and Roosevelt third. It projects Wilson as president with about 326 electoral votes and Sulzer winning New York governorship by about 90 000.
A Wyoming Tribune opinion attacks a editor rumored to have sold his honor for 3000 dollars yearly. The column argues that those seeking justice must present clean hands and integrity in public duty.
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