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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1912
Page
4
Political Conscience and the duty of clean public life
A reflection on political conscience urging voters to demand high character from candidates. It argues that officials with unclean lives threaten public morality and that citizens must reject those lacking moral standards to ensure honest governance. It warns against supporting candidates whose private conduct undermines public trust.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rouremia Vitineea
List
Turning on the Light Donor Disclosure Raises Political Standards
The Democratic National Committee publishes donor names and addresses, claiming a new standard of transparency ahead of elections. Critics recall past politicians and speculate on the impact of public funding and corporate contributions on party ethics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Qonay
Democratic National Committee
William G. McAdoo
Dudley
Arthur
Indiana
Manna
Harrition
Howsevelt
New York
Pratt
McAdoo
Hastie Seeks Truth Over Warren Controversy
A dialogue suggests Elder Hastie will explain his stance on his remarks about Senator Warren. The exchange questions whether Hastie assaulted the truth or merely challenged it, and whether Warren Deming and Chaplin should confess the alleged charge. Local press debates the controversy and potential ecclesiastical reaction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elder Hastie
Senator Warren
Laramie
Chaplin
Warren
Brother Deming
Exploded Charges Against Warren in Wyoming Senate
A Wyoming Senate push for a legislative inquiry into charges accusing Senator Warren of fraudulently siphoning fifteen thousand dollars from the U S treasury was tabled without reading. The maneuver was led by Warren backers, effectively quashing the resolution and leaving the matter unresolved in public view.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren
Bie
Warren Machine
Senate
Wilson a clean candidate in turbulent party campaign
The piece portrays Woodrow Wilson as serene and unassailable amid Republican infighting. It claims no past taint or corruption, asserts his honor and truthfulness, and says no one can call him a liar. It frames him as the sole unblemished figure whose program gains full party approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodrow Wilson
Wilson
Front Page Feud Over C W Burdick Absence
The Denver front page dispute centers on C W Burdick amid Republican party leadership. The Tribune and Leader clash over how long Burdick was away and where he was last seen, prompting calls for clear proof and less rhetoric.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ing Tribune
C. W. Burdick
Denver
The
Tribune
New Republican Committee
Cheyenne
Glar
No Rest for the Wicked in a Call to Progress
A rhetorical plea from the Tribune laments endless trials of the wicked and urges a shift from mammon and idol worship toward progress. It frames leaders like Wilson and Kendrick as exemplars and invites readers to rise above gloom and join the nation’s forward momentum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dives
Lazarus
Baal
Wilson
Kendrick
The Primal Lure by Willis George Emerson
The excerpt celebrates rugged mountain kin and nature lore. It evokes forest life and primal vitality as a calling from the hills to the reader. The piece frames nature as spiritual teacher and source of life.
New England Paper Backs Wilson for President
The Providence Journal, a leading independent New England paper, endorses Woodrow Wilson for U S president. It argues his platform offers a practical remedy for national evils and urges voters to support his candidacy for the good of the nation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Providence Journal
New England
Wilson
Woodrow Wilson
United States
Taft
Roosevelt
Wyoming Constitutional Amendment Proposed by Eleventh Legislature
The document outlines Amendment One submitted to Wyoming voters in the 1912 general election. It repeats that the Legislature is the official lawmaking body while preserving the people's rights to propose laws and constitutional amendments and to approve or reject them at the polls. It notes the amendment concerns Section 1 of Article 9 and mentions the requirement of at least twenty five legal voters in certain actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bai Rotary
Wyoming
A. D
Tate
Senate
House of Representatives
Secretary of State
Wyoming Progressive Republicans respond to Carey administration attack
Progressive Republicans in Wyoming rebut a harsh attack on Gov Carey. They accuse opponents of misleading voters and defend Carey’s leadership amid Burdick era corruption claims. They deny responsibility for the regime’s alleged failures and urge continued support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming
Carey
Warren Burdick
Govender Carey
Initiative and referendum procedures and petition requirements
The passage outlines how measures by petition must include full text, time frames for filing with the Secretary of State, thresholds for initiative and referendum petitions, and voting rules. It details when initiatives become law or constitutional amendments take effect, and notes election and ballot formats along with the basis for signatures.
Wyoming Petition Verification and Separate Balloting Rules
The text outlines petition verification by three qualified electors with affidavits and states that verified petitions prove signatures and signer qualification. It requires measures to be published like constitutional amendments and ballots to be voted separately with distinct legislative execution under state law.
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