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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1910
Page
12
A Rawlins report discusses Taft’s Maine visit, forthcoming Waterloo in Rawlins, and calls for reform in Wyoming. It cites political machines, anti machine sentiment, and potential state official retirements and appointments tied to the November elections. Sheridan is noted as a key focus for next state official identification.
The article depicts Maine moving Democratic while a powerful Republican machine seeks to maintain control. It describes a political revolution as voters reject corruption in public offices, noting ongoing tensions between reform efforts and entrenched party interests.
A polemic argues independent voters must defeat machine Republicans on November 8 in Wyoming and elsewhere. It cites Maine New Hampshire Michigan Wisconsin Kansas Indiana and California as examples of reform momentum against the so called ring and special interests. The piece also notes the Omaha World Herald observation on New York’s population growth and future urban expansion possibilities.
The piece laments autumn’s approach as summer fades, describing dying roses, mute birds, drifting leaves, and dimming woods. It notes soft sun on brown hillsides, sumach glints, and geese signaling winter’s return, ending with a signature from the St Louis Post-Dispatch.
A satirical piece lists questions and playful answers lampooning Roosevelt figures. It cheekily names Theodore Roosevelt as multiple roles from explorer to author, ending with a jab about modesty and a local Sherman, Oklahoma reference.
A day of tragedies includes C K McDonald in Las Animas who killed himself with strychnine after a long planning note, Ray Robberts killed boarding a moving train in Muller and Verne Reynolds fatally injured nearby, and Hocking Valley railroad officials Milburn Enxler and Devilkins killed in a No 33 wreck near Lemoyne Toledo. Leung Mon Don, a Leung tong leader, found murdered in El Paso with liver removed amid tong warfare.
The article notes that young men often start small with savings but gradually grow their deposits. Bankers understand this pattern and welcome early deposits. Citizens National Bank invites young men to open accounts and promises full cooperation.
Harry Be Gates announces his bid for the office of secretary of state, contingent on the will of the Democratic state convention.
Winter underwear arrives in two piece union suits at Harringtons. Shoppers can find durable cotton blends and classic colors, with sizes available for men across multiple price ranges.
Dr. William Evatt rushing to a patient was struck by a Metropolitan Elevated train near the Fiftieth Avenue crossing in Chicago. Motorman J. Snyder could not stop the train. the doctor died at University Hospital after being taken there by a special.
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