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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1912
Page
4
The Wyoming Tribune and other papers press Senator Warren over Collier’s Magazine charges. The public debate questions his senatorial record and salaries while noting calls for libel suits would be costly and lengthy. Warren’s response cites past public life and defends his conduct amid doubts raised by multiple newspapers.
The piece argues for a government of the people by the people and for the people, condemns Republican machine politics and corruption, and urges Wyoming voters to support John H. Kendrick for Senate and Thomas P. Fahey for Congress as leaders of the progressive movement. It cites Theodore Roosevelt and Woodrow Wilson as models and calls for rejecting Warren and Mondell.
A partial excerpt claims The Leader mocks Tribune coverage while offering its own timeworn filler. The passage expresses reader preference for reprinted material over fresh reporting and asserts readers favor second hand news.
A garbled note reports Hank Hankins and a meeting in Wart y with Mulivan’s chair and Burdick’s updates about attendees and possible party shifts. The speaker expresses fear of disruption and confusion amid wandering talk and a humorous digression about Wake and an elephant named Gee Oh Pea.
A rambling dreamlike tale with exchanges about loading a mule and mutton on an elephant. The narrator and Bill vanish, the elephant collapses, a moose silhouette appears, and a final fear joins a wary sentiment about the Democratic donkey's November wake.
A Police Judge sentenced Jap Rose to thirty days after he confessed to taking a bracer and waking in jail. Bessie Blake faced arraignment for drunkenness, pleaded uncertainly, and was also sentenced to thirty days.
Court negotiates with Bote allowing either departure from the city or guest status under Chief School. Article suggests Bessie may travel to Colorado and cites Beauty Culture parts stores and a hairdressing service run by Clara A. Ligier at 411 W 19th Street with phone listing.
The Mike train departs Rawk Springs Tuesday evening Sept 24 at 10 pm for the state convention. Committee members Sage Foley Emery and A D Kelley handle tickets. Round trip including all accommodations costs $10 through The Sherman Co.
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