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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1910
Page
12
Notice appears in a small print item stating second class matter status for mail at the Wyoming post office under the act of 1878 with a reference to a monetary amount of four dollars.
The text argues for a Democratic administration to improve county and state governance, opposing Republican calls for continued abuses in state finances. It laments the million dollar legislature and urges electing Democrats to end mismanagement and curb the Wyoming Central monopoly.
Incoherent OCR fragment hints at political bias and manipulation. Mentions efficient or permanent error, vicious politics, and a signature related to Matthew, with uncertain references to a pet and a comma.
Democratic leaders praise Joseph M Carey as a reformist independent Republican. They stress he unites Republicans and Democrats toward state reforms, crediting his past work on land grants, statehood, and the Carey Act as foundations of Wyoming prosperity and governance.
A Wyoming convention proclaims a Republican figure as a patriotic reformer and gubernatorial nominee. The speech credits broad public demand for his leadership and frames the nomination as a public service.
Cheyenne residents widely support Mamie Heffron as the worthy candidate for county school superintendent. Since her unexpired term appointment she has shown ability in a difficult role, and voters expect her reelection to continue conscientious and competent school direction across the county.
Park County Enterprise praises Frank L Houx as a capable leader and strong choice for secretary of state. The Cody Republican paper notes Houx is a four time master and leading citizen who would honor the office, predicting honest administration if elected.
The Wyoming Times reports an Evanston sentiment demanding broad changes from Brooks to Soller, urging removal of the ring and a fresh deal for the capitol. The phrase Throw out the ring, clean out the capitol appears as a call for reform.
Attorney for C. By MMe Garvey plans district court action to restrain the City of Cheyenne from entering a contract to divert North Crow Creek water into a new pipe line feeding the city system. He accuses the council of allowing the water committee too much discretion and bidding favoritism, with Bradley Contracting named as potential contractor.
The Democratic candidate Thomas Henley Gibson, born August 26 1874 in Jonesville Virginia, trained at Davidson Roanoke and Kings College. Virginia trained lawyer and former Albany County prosecutor moved to Wyoming 1901 and built a respected practice in Laramie while caring for his ill wife and children. His steadfast diligence and strong ethics are cited as the basis for his qualification and nomination to the state’s high court.
Captain Rufus Logan once stationed at Fort Russell and later assigned to West Point was popular at Fort Russell and Cheyenne. His alleged affront caused 400 cadets at West Point to be silent and under arrest, with friends puzzled by the change in opinion.
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