Official Records Show Warren Clerkship Graft Evidence
The Leader presents certificates from Burton T. Doyle showing Warren’s son and private hire drew about $20 000 from the U S Treasury for unperformed services. It argues perjury and theft and urges Wyoming voters to reject Warren or allies. Readers may inspect original certificates by contacting the Editor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burton T. Doyle
Secretary of Government Information Bureau
Washington, D. C
Francia B. Warren Drew
United States Treasury
Cheyenne
Drew
Washington
Congress
Warren
Sauen
Wyoming
United States
Government Information Bureau
Doyle
Leader
Warren and dummy payrolls rocked Senate records in 1900s
The report details Fred B. Warren’s 1900 to 1903 appointments and salaries in the Senate, Hiram Sapp’s clerical role, and later claims of dummy employees used to siphon funds. It cites Cheyenne directories, Denver Republican interviews, and an alleged $20,000 in misappropriated payments through 1900s.
Charles M Smith Clerk of Claims Office 1900 02
United States Senate records show Charles M Smith served as Clerk of the Senate Committee on Claims from February 1, 1900, to December 12, 1902 with a $2,220 annual salary. The record lists numerous quarterly payments and extra pay through December 31, 1901, including several miscellaneous amounts and notes until his supersession by J A Breckon.
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United States Government
Senate
Fred BE. Warren
United States Senate
Gillette
United States Senate Committee On Claims
Hiram Sapp
United States
Senate Committee On Claims
Seau
United States Senate Committee On
Fred B. Warren
I. Burton T. Doyle
Government Information Bureau
Washington
D. C
Burton T, Vle
Warren
Cheyenne
Denver Republican
Keister
Charles M. Smith
Europe
Fred Warren
Harvard College
Hi- Tam Sapp
Ferguson Street
Warren Emporium
Capitol Avenue
East 17Th Street
Sapp
Treasury
United States Treasury
B. Tuttle
Doe
Mary
S. Doe
S. Doc
Senate Committee On
Burton T. Doyle
Washington, D. C
Burton T, Doyle
Beas
Bess
J. A. Breckona
Mt Gadchevaby
Wyoming Bull Moose Worries Standpat Machine Says Stocker
Allison Stocker of Denver city treasurer and Progressive campaign chair says Wyoming Bull Moose will challenge the Republican machine. He predicts Roosevelt’s gains in the West and a strong Colorado reception, with Warren facing a tough reelection and a rising progressive Republican influence in Wyoming.
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Wyoming
Mir Allison Stocker
Denver
Allison Stocker
Progressive Party
Campalion
Colorado
Stocker
Cheyenne
Carey
Roosevelt
West
Palomen
Republican
Warren
Lieve
Scotland Yard Inspector Praises Cheyenne Police Work
London’s B. B. A. Benson, an inspector from Scotland Yard, praised the Cheyenne police as the world’s best organized. He discussed graft investigations in New York and planned to visit the Northwest before returning to London.
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Sco d Yards
B. B. A. Benson
London
Cheyenne
Benson
New York
Pacific
Northwest Mounted Police
Canada
Scotland Yards Department
Uniform Police Department
New York Police
West
Wyoming Weather Forecast For Sunday And Monday
The Weather Washington D C reports fair and warmer Sunday and Monday.
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Washington, D. C
Wyoming
Fair and Warner
Fair
John B Kendrick Revered by Empl oy es
Sheridan Wyoming September 19 1912 in response to the Old Timer John B Kendrick is praised for generous treatment of workers and his support for family cattle branding. The writer recalls branding calves for his children and aiding cowhands to start ranches, noting Kendrick’s good neighbors relations.
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Tribune
Sheridan
Wyo
Leader
Wyoming Tribune
John B. Kendrick
the Tribune
John Kendrick
Mire
Donahue
Kendrick
O. W
J. B. Kendricks
Puncher
Confesses Killing Husband and Love for Another Man
Berlin reports Mrs Blume wife of Professor Blyme confessed to murdering her husband during a forest walk. Authorities say she acted in mental irresponsibility while pregnant and in danger of a public scandal. A written confession with another man was found and a revolver purchase proven.
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Berlin
Bride Accused of Murder in Danville Home
In Danville Kentucky on September 21 Mrs Helen Williams Lane a bride of three months was arrested charged with killing her husband Charles Lane at their home last night The couple aged 60 and 50 respectively were the victims and alleged killer is the wife who faces murder charges
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Danville
Helen Williams Lane
Charles Lane
Lane
Mrs Patrick Campbell Shows Signs of Recovery
London Sept 21 The famous actress Mrs Patrick Campbell has recovered from pneumonia after several days in serious condition. Doctors say she is not yet out of danger but has taken a turn for the better and is moving toward improved health.
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London
Patrick Campbell
Death of Former Utah Justice Stephen P. Twiss in Kansas City
Stephen P. Twiss, 85, former associate Justice of the Utah territorial supreme court, died today in Kansas City after a lingering illness. Appointed by President Hayes in 1880, he served until 1888 when he retired from the bench.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Stephen P. Twiesa
Utah
Mr. Twiss
Supreme Court of the
Territory of Utah
Hayes
Nevada Miners Ready 10 Walk Out Threat Declined
In Utah near Bingham and Gary field 4600 miners prepared to walk out amid rumors of terror five days earlier. No shots fired today as officials inspected mines while police and deputies reinforce the area. Western Federation leader Mayer warns no trouble unless sheriffs provoke actions and plans a counter strike at Ely Nevada if wage and recognition demands go unmet.
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Bingham
Utah
Bingham and
Gary Field
Jackiing
Utah Copper Co
Mayer
Western Federation of Miners
Ely
Nevada
Nevada Consolidated Co
Viah Copper Co
Nlow
Teddy Refutes Wilsons Charges in Topeka Speech
Roosevelt, in Topeka Kansas, defends his record against Governor Wilsons accusations about trusts. He says Wilson misrepresents his Colorado speeches and claims he was first to enforce the law against trusts. Roosevelt urges readers to accept his and the party platform as accurate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teddy
Wilson
Topeka
Kans
Roosevelt
Colorado
Rich Hidden Hand Ore Shipment Heads for Wyoming Mills
From the Hidden Hand mine at Lewiston, Albert Bayer moves 25 000 pounds of ore export valued at over 2000 per ton with assayer estimates up to 5000 per ton. The ore, previously revealed as the richest in the district, is bound for Dover smelter under escort of Bayer and locals. The shipment, plus a display ore load, aims to attract Colorado mining interest in the South Pass region.
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Lander
Wyo
Albert Bayer
Hidden Hand
Lewiston
Wyoming
John Effman
Dover
Paine
Hulen
Ellman
Lander Whl
Denver
Met
South Pasa
South Pass
Colorado
Bayer
Lauder
Atlantic
Ami
Ning
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Fred E. Warren
Burton T, LB
Mr. Stocker
Denver Chamber of Commerce
Joe Breckens
John Carrol
The
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Old Times
Scotland Yards
Johnny Bulls
J. B. Kendrick
EA Fustion
Moyer
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