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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1912
Page
12
In Lawton Cabin Wyoming G C Stout asks Collier's for 2000 copies for Warren campaign distribution and condemns Warren as perjurer and tax dodger. He cites Collier's charges on Warren’s homestead, Kent bank case, and alleged bribery, asking if voters will honor a candidate with such a record.
The Wyoming stand‑alone editorial attacks the Taft campaign amid a national shift toward Woodrow Wilson and Theodore Roosevelt. It highlights desertions from the Republican ticket, accuses the party machine of corruption, and endorses John A. Kendrick and Thomas P. Fahey as trusted reformers seeking Senate and House seats.
A critical editorial charges Senator Francis E Warren with controlling Wyoming’s corrupt political machine for years. It claims the machine’s officeholders plunder both state and national treasuries, stunt industrial growth, and keep the masses underserved while Warren receives praise for hollow “accomplishments.”
Fragmented reminiscence discusses voter attitudes toward Theodore Roosevelt on the Bull Moose ticket and William Howard Taft, noting confusion between party lines and a desire to avoid political campaigning. The speaker recalls Wilson and Roosevelt as dominant names in the period.
A speaker argues Taft and Mandel are distractions while Warn dominates state concerns. He foresees Warn as essential to the state’s future, warns of defeat to Warne, and recalls Japan’s empire era. The critic predicts economic gains if Warn survives and notes a 1915 budget plan.
An advertisement for Mme Heck promises personal magnetism and success in business, love, and social life through psychic readings. It claims guaranteed results or no charge, offers guidance on wealth, relationships, and dreams, and locates buried treasures. Privacy and discretion are assured at her East Nineteenth Street parlor with hours daily.
The Laramie Republican questions who funded widespread reprints of Collier's and a 40,000 sample copy of the Wyoming Tribune containing Senator Warren's remarks. The Leader and others accuse muckraking and seek to know who paid for the material and its distribution across the state.
In a striking moment for public affairs citizens discard party labels and scrutinize candidates and programs. Voters weigh promises and integrity, ready to support the person and platform they believe in, according to Woodrow Wilson.
Fragmentary note critiques crooked behavior and urges exposure to prompt correction. Mentions lifting corruption into sight to reveal flaws and provoke self-correction. References unclear names or events.
The Tribune portrays Warren as a capable business man yet after decades in the sheep trade he cannot state his flock count for tax. Tax Commissioner McGill's thirty day audit uncovered Warren Company dealings adding $250,000 to the Senator's fortune per the tax records.
Leonhard Steme Ger head curator at the National Museum owns a Florida skink named leoseps repnoids. Found by taxidermist Weod, the creature is a sand swimmer with four paralysed legs, resembles Pers ian skinks, and its discovery widens links between old world and new world reptiles. The specimen measures about five inches when grown and displays varied color.
The notice urges voters not to be swayed by personal favors or perceptions of a Republican nominee. It claims all Republicans pledge to back Senator Francia E. Warren for US Senate and to oppose John Kendrick, the claimed true representative of the people. A dealer attacks high local freight rates, citing a £125 freight from Rock Springs to Euros versus cheaper coal shipments.
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