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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1910
Page
4
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Joseph M. Garey of Cheyenne declares an independent bid for governor, avoiding the Republican state convention. The move cites machine control by "The Ring" and reserves the chance to bolter. Political balance implications remain speculative.
The piece blends a Vera Fitch reflection on life and love with a critique of political machine tactics. It contrasts optimistic creed with harsh commentary on Republican machine pressure, urging independent, clean government and cautioning against ring politics and censorship.
A fragmentary dispatch hints at a sorrowful narrative from yesterday's coverage. The readable lines describe a bleak event and the emotional impact on those involved, with emphasis on loss and sympathy. No clear names or places are provided in the surviving text.
A fragmented county notice lists officers including attorney and clerk positions. Names appear garbled but imply a public notice of county administration roles and responsibilities.
A Sheridan banker, B F Perkins, is not running for governor or any office though called a strong candidate by friends. The piece reviews Wyoming political machine fears and urges independent voters to dismantle party control, noting figures Dunstan Hunton and Storey in Laramie County.
Report from the Chicago convention of the National Association of Dyers reveals widespread fabric adulteration. Speaker W. H. Wade notes tests show woolen goods labeled as all wool often contain only about 34 percent wool and guaranteed linen fabrics fall far short of pure content, signaling extensive deception by makers and sellers.
A fragment discusses fabric adulteration with wood pulp, describing a glossy look that proves to be not silk or wool. It explains how manufacturers use procedures to substitute adulterated goods for the genuine article, noting the cracking of pulp under cleaning and tearing of the fabric.
Harry B. Gats declares his bid for the secretary of state post subject to the Democratic convention. Collier's White text at Sherman notes issues of fraud in goods and calls for protection against adulteration.
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