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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1912
Page
7
A Cheyenne resident Mrs. J. M. Savage requests publication of a Horatine Honor poem praising Christ the Healer. The verses describe Jesus touching the fevered and the sick, then guiding believers to service and calm amid life’s fever and sorrow, with a call to divine healing and forsaking self for God’s will.
A Sheridan County debate over the primary results cites Kendrick T NH Wyoming Tribune assertions of a slim lead and counters that Kendrick won by 50 votes over Warren. The piece accuses the Tribune of bias and fabrications about dummy grazing entries and immigration stance, noting Woodrow Wilson criticism by the Republican press.
In a heated exchange the Leader rejects Tribune smears and demands an answer to a charge that Senator Warren misappropriated funds from the U S Treasury. The dispute centers on Warren Burdick and the Wyoming Republican Central Committee amid accusations of frame ups and city hall intrigues.
The Wyoming Leader touts its telegraphic news reach and strong state coverage while noting the Wyoming Tribune copies its content. It argues Ohio’s defeat of woman suffrage contrasts with Wyoming and California support for women’s voting rights.
A fragmented report notes Hankins and McCovers discuss Temptations to block Mondell and Winter amid Democratic pressure. Warn and Mondell clash as fundraising stalls and promises replace results, reflecting a tense intra party struggle over votes and favors in early campaign maneuvers.
A Laramie County Times excerpt criticizes the standouts in Wyoming politics. It targets Warren Mondell and John Warren Mondell for egotism and opposition to progressive candidates. The piece argues Mondell and Warren are reactionary and contrasts Taft era land laws with broader reform debates.
The article argues that Woodrow Wilson's election will bring a Western secretary of the interior and a land office commissioner from the Public land states, accelerating Wyoming's growth. It urges fair assessment of Judge Carey’s administration at quarter’s end, not early.
Elks lodge arranged a special Rock Springs train for the annual state convention with 125 seats. The trip departs Cheyenne September 24 and returns September 26, featuring two tourist sleepers one baggage car and a day coach plus a Fort Russell military band. Migrants from Casper Douglas and Wheatland are expected to join in Cheyenne.
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