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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1910
Page
4
In Sheridan the Democratic state convention backs Judge Joseph M. Carey for governor. Supporters call Carey the best advocate for good government and an end to machine rule. They predict a decisive election against graft and machine politics on November 8.
Wyoming voters in Cheyenne and across the state followed the Democratic convention with intense interest. The key question centered on whether Judge Carey would receive the nomination, drawing reactions from women, Republicans, independents, and Prohibitionists alike while machines remained silent. The state leader and distant towns like Evanston and Douglas joined the nationwide curiosity.
Citizens grow tired of machine rule and rally behind Judge Carey for governor and the Democratic state and county tickets. Supporters say the party offers an opportunity to end graft and establish good government, with hope to set a national example.
A collage of party cries and slogans from Wyoming elections. Phrases praise Carey and Democrats while attacking Republicans, including claims of a reform ticket, a strong platform, and calls for good government. The piece portrays a heated November contest and a statewide political struggle.
A fragmented note depicts the voter as the object of affection for the machine. It references a song about Carey and a comedy about Republicans seeking office. It highlights Wyoming’s independent voter as a central force behind the crowd.
The article notes Wyoming women planning to vote against the strong Republic machine by backing Carey for governor and the Democratic state and county slate at November elections. It praises women voters for reform and urges equal suffrage advocates elsewhere to cite Wyoming’s example.
In Windsor Colorado the Poudre Valley newspaper quotes biting political verse criticizing Taft era Republicans. The piece laments Republican infighting and shifting loyalties from 61 onward, warning that party leaders abandon voters and demoralize supporters with brash rhetoric.
A garbled text fragment references Governor Carey, voting against the machine, and a Democratic ticket dominated by Wyoming citizens. It hints at a Sheridan gathering with calls to vote, urging independence from machines and highlighting public sentiment in the state.
The piece argues Democrats will gain after ballot battles in Wyoming while Republicans grow restless. It notes Tawney's defeat in Minnesota and praises Wyoming candidates as capable for state governance. It mentions Holliday's death in Laramie and the New York to Long Island tunnel route saving twenty minutes at a cost of $111 million.
Veterans from the Civil War era gather in Atlantic City New Jersey as Salt Lake Herald Republican reports old heroes of 61 65 reunite on the ground. Colonel Hilary A Herbert of Alabama is noted among early attendees.
Herbert proposes a great union of veterans who wore the blue and the gray to hold a joint meeting. Some veterans favor the plan while others oppose it. decision expected this week. It marks a historic shift toward reconciliation after a century of enduring bitterness.
The Citizens National Bank notes that many young men begin life with small deposits and underestimate banks. Bankers know how quickly small beginnings can grow, and they welcome young savers, offering cordial cooperation to encourage savings.
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