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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1910
Page
4
In Rawlins a lively political column rails against machine candidates and the ring. Sheridan county delegates and the nomination process are debated as reformers fear elections and the future of state offices. The piece mocks Tallinger and notes a November 8 precision amid party platform q uestions.
The machine which dominates Wyoming Republicanism shows defiance by backing a ticket at Rawlins convention that offends those who favor proper practices in political and governmental affairs.
The editorial blasts Rawlins convention nominees as machine Republicans serving a corrupt ring. It argues the slate advances a retrogressive platform and urges Democracy delegates in Sheridan to counter the entrenched interests with a principled ticket, seeking honest government.
Frederic Thompson brings The Spendthrift to Capitol Avenue Theatres with endorsements by press and clergy of Greater New York The cast features Doris Mitchell Lionel Adams Lizzie McCall Albert Sarkett Vivian Martin Forrest E B Orr Grace Gibbs and William Sullivan Seat sales begin Saturday at 9 AM. In a separate note, two men were in court for alleged chicken theft tied to a larger gang
In Roby berts Mownel Bluffs on a Sept 14 raid, George Stubbs and George Clucas captured a man in the act of stealing and injuring poultry. The assailant, held at a second location, faced arraignment as investigators linked him to a broader scheme.
In court this morning Stubbs scarcely walked or spoke and groaned sick as Clucas tested him with third degree. Stubbs named one suspect Arthur Brown recently released from custody for burglary while detailing a planned raid with a wagon. About fifteen chickens were taken first, then more booty after a return raid. Clucas had investigated the theft and warned of a possible trap as the gang reassembled.
The Citizens National bank urges young men to begin saving early, arguing small deposits can grow into substantial balances. Bankers warn that saving habit forms quickly and should be nurtured while accounts stay modest and manageable.
Denver dispatch reports Democrats in the first congressional district nominated insurgent Rucker for Congress. In the second district insurgent John A. Martin was nominated by Democrats.
Harry B. Gates announces his candidacy for secretary of state. He states the bid is subject to the Democratic state convention and signals support from the Herman Co. 9 group.
An advertisement from a repairman boasting eighteen years of experience promises safe electrical work. It claims a complete supply of tungsten lamps motors dynamos and vacuum cleaners with all work guaranteed and prompt service to save time and money.
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