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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1912
Page
7
The piece describes Warrenitis as a recurring political fever in Wyoming before U.S. Senate elections. It mocks Warren as a demagogic figure, contrasts him with Governor Carey, and portrays Warren as power seeking and corrupt while praising Carey as principled and forceful. The article notes Weldon Monell and local campaigns shaping the race.
A Friday night Progressive Party rally in ward P highlighted speeches by Governor Joseph W. Carey and candidates Costigan of Colorado and Winter of Wyoming. The crowd praised Costigan’s engaging talk and Winter’s oratorical skill, while Democrats listened as themes of reform and opposition to standpat politics were pressed.
A Golden Prairie farmer visiting The Leader office shared a home tip about checking egg freshness with a water test. Fresh eggs rest flat, older eggs tilt their big end up, and very old eggs float as empty space grows in the shell.
A quotation attributed to Woodrow Wilson urges that successful business and politics should be cooperative, not antagonistic. It argues society thrives when all act with clean hands and pure purpose, condemning attempts to control the whole as a threat to balance.
The California Republican state convention split into two factions after a progressive resolution backed Roosevelt and Johnson. The minority under Taft and Sherman formed a separate platform, central committee, and presidential electors, signaling a nation awakened to moral and political turning points as Woodrow Wilson rises in influence.
A jumbled account describes Hank Hankins and allies planning to back Senator Warn in Duglis. It mentions meetings, dinner in a box car, distributing favors, and appointing allies like Jim Gal lup, Nat Baker, Billy Irvine, Pat Sullivan, and Sleeper. The narrator recalls promises of government jobs and district control, with casual reference to Hankins’ image and local political maneuvering.
A speaker recalls past romance and a claim that Frank questioned reliability of women. The speaker notes talk of voting a measure away and facing consequences, with a sense of risk and resentment after departure.
Straw vote results from seven ballots in Ohio Indiana West Virginia Kentucky Buffalo New York Detroit and the Pacific Coast aboard the steamship President show James M Wilson leading in most locations with varied minor totals.
An old advertising fragment promotes Saxo Salve as a cure for eczema itching and skin eruptions. It guarantees satisfaction or money back and mentions a drug store in Choyenny, Wyoming, plus unrelated beauty and dining notices and a Tivoli Rathskeller listing.
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