Records expose Warren dummy clerkship grafts in federal payoffs
The Leader prints three government certificates showing dates and amounts of money drawn in the name of Warren's son and a private hire, alleging they rendered no services. The piece urges Wyoming voters to judge if Senator Warren drew large sums for nonwork and calls for verification of the official records.
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Francia B. Warren Drew
United States Treasury
Cheyenne
Drew
Washington
Congress
Warren
Sauen
Wyoming
United States
Burton T. Doyle
Government Information Bureau
Washington, D. C
Doyle
Leader
Warren Graft Allegations Highlight Senate Pay Dummies
The document recounts Fred B Warren and Hiram Sapp as Senate clerks with salaries and dates showing Warren’s use of dummies on the payroll. It cites payments totaling over 20 thousand dollars and notes fraud claims tied to Cheyenne associates and the Warren operation.
Charles M. Smith Served as Senate Claims Clerk 1900 02
United States Senate Miscellaneous Documents show Charles M. Smith as Clerk of the Senate Committee on Claims from February 1, 1900, to December 12, 1902, with a $2,220 yearly salary and a series of extra payments noted by quarter and year, including several months of additional pay and final supersession by J. A. Breckona.
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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
Allison Stocker of Denver, city treasurer and Colorado Progressive campaign head, said the Bull Moose worries Wyoming’s Republican machine. He predicted Roosevelt will gain Colorado support, with strong crowds in Denver and Cheyenne, signaling a strong anti Taft/Pro Roosevelt shift ahead of Wyoming elections.
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Wyoming
Mir Allison Stocker
Denver
Allison Stocker
Progressive Party
Campalion
Colorado
Stocker
Cheyenne
Carey
Roosevelt
West
Palomen
Republican
Warren
Lieve
London inspector hails Scotland Yard as best police system
B B A Benson an inspector of Scotland Yard greeted Cheyenne officers saying no world’s police department rivals London’s. He spoke on graft investigations in New York and praised future reform as he tours the Northwest and Canada 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
Weather Outlook for Wyoming and Nearby Regions
Fair and warmer today in Wyoming with Sunday and Monday both forecast as fair. Washington, D. C. reports the national weather as clear and mild across the region.
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Washington, D. C
Wyoming
Fair and Warner
Fair
John B Kendrick Revered by Employes
Sheridan Wyoming September 19 1912 an Old Timer letters claim J B Kendrick generous to workers and their families branding calves for children supporting many cowhands who started as ranch hands. He is praised for fair treatment and aiding neighbors and local ranchers with opportunities.
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Tribune
Sheridan
Wyo
Leader
Wyoming Tribune
John B. Kendrick
the Tribune
John Kendrick
Mire
Donahue
Kendrick
O. W
Puncher
Confesses Killing Husband and Love for Another Man
In Berlin on September 21 Mrs Blume wife of Professor Blyme confessed to killing her husband during a forest walk. Authorities say a letter revealing an affair and her purchase of a revolver support the claim of mental irresponsibility amid domestic scandal and threats of exposure.
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Berlin
Bride Charged in Husband’s Murder in Danville
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. Lane was 60 and the bride 50.
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Danville
Helen Williams Lane
Charles Lane
Lane
Mrs Patrick Campbell Shows Signs of Recovery
London report states Mrs Patrick Campbell the famous actress has pneumonia but is improving. Physicians say she is not out of danger yet her condition has turned for the better after several days of illness.
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London
Patrick Campbell
Former Utah Supreme Court Justice Stephen P. Twiss Dies at 85
Stephen P. Twiss, formerly an associate justice of the Utah Territory Supreme Court, died in Kansas City at age 85 after a lingering illness. Appointed by President Hayes in 1880, he served until his retirement in 1888.
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Kansas City
Stephen P. Twiesa
Utah
Mr. Twiss
Supreme Court of the
Territory of Utah
Hayes
Nevada Miners Ready 10 Walk Out Says Moyer Bingham
In Utah the mining camps show no new violence five days after a fear of terror. Four thousand six hundred miners previously armed now passively observe. Sheriff’s force expands with hundreds of deputies along rail lines. Manager Jackling says Utah Copper workers may return without molestation, but no restart date is set. Mayer of the Western Federation warns no trouble unless sheriffs provoke a clash and plans a counter strike at Ely Nevada if wage and recognition demands are ignored.
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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 denounces Governor Wilsons Colorado speeches saying trusts were not allowed to flourish under his administration. He claims Wilson misreads and misstates his positions, asserting he enforced the law against trusts and opposed their supremacy.
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Teddy
Wilson
Topeka
Kans
Roosevelt
Colorado
$20,000 in ore hauled from Hidden Hand mine
Albert Bayer prepares to ship 25 000 pounds of Hidden Hand ore from Lewiston to a Dover smelter. Assayer John Effman estimates bulk value over $5 000 per ton, with conservative $2 000 per ton, as a 60 000 ton display aims to attract Colorado mining interest.
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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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Secretary of Government Information Bureau
Fred E. Warren
Burton T, LB
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Denver Chamber of Commerce
Joe Breckens
John Carrol
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Mr. Breckens
Old Times
Scotland Yards
Johnny Bulls
J. B. Kendrick
J. B. Kendricks
EA Fustion
Moyer
Bingham
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