Noted local figure Baxter accused of self interest in Cheyenne affairs
A Cheyenne editorial lambasts George W. Baxter as a deadhead who benefits from community projects while avoiding dues and contributions. It cites his refusal to pay board dues and subscription requests for church and civic funding, concluding he seeks office without supporting local causes.
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Geo. W. Baxter
Baxter
Cheyenne Board of Trade
Wyoming
George W. Baxter
Cheyenne Board of
Tux Sun
F. J. Nut
F. E. Warren
Father Nugent
Cheyenne
A.dt
Viaduct
Leader Fails to Present Reasons for Baxter Gubernatorial Candidacy
The piece notes that the leader offers no clear argument to elect George W. Baxter as governor, leaving readers without stated policies or qualifications to justify support. The terse report emphasizes the absence of a persuasive platform from Baxter's campaign rhetoric.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Baxter
Wyoming Democrats Quietly Gatekeeping Senate Choice
The piece accuses a Cleveland‑tied cabal within Wyoming’s Democratic party of banning public discussion of senatorial candidates. It claims Baxter and allies manipulate the party, suppressing rivals, while denouncing southern factions and urging loyalty to longtime leaders through a tense internal power struggle.
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Cleveland
Baxter
Democratic Party
John Charles Thompson
F.H. Harvey
Pgad Bryan
Colin Hunter
Cabal
Democratic
Wyoming
State Democratic Committee
National Congressional Committee
Saufley
Corn
Thompson
Bryan
Harvey
Hunter
Tue Sun
United States Senate
Democratic nominees Express Frustration Over Leader Silence
The nominees on the Democratic ticket are indignant at the Leader's failure to say a good word for them. The report notes rising tensions within the party as candidates push for stronger public backing from party leadership.
Foolish Rookback Over Warren Treasury
The Laramie Boomerang and Cheyenne Leader attack Warren’s tenure as territorial treasurer as false and sensational. The article defends that the average treasury balance was far below 75,000 dollars, funds were kept in bank, and Warren earned only a 400 dollar salary plus 2 percent on collections. The contingent fund covered stationery and minor expenses, not personal enrichment.
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Warren
Leader
Laramie
Territorial
Treasury
F. E. Warren
Governor H and lender referenced in disputed paragraph
The text questions the rhetoric about "the governor's organ" and accuses a writer of malicious lying. It notes Tae Sun has reason to suspect the author and vows to reveal the source, while denying Alec made the remark.
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Péasing
Tae Sun
Wales
Perm
Alec
Corkscrew Charges in Governor Warren Screed
A two year old screed by Judge Peck and Carroll is recapped with mock review of corkscrews corks rubber stoppers and related expenditures. The piece skewers the corkscrew charge as the main claim amid political attacks.
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Coberscrew
Werin
Peck
Washington
Leeder
Carroll
Gov Warren
Incomplete Text Leaves Questionable Political Note
Fragmentary OCR text hints at a political discourse about a governor and public opinion. It mentions extricating personal funds, accusations of extravagance, and references to leadership and a potential second term, but the garbled wording omits clear names, dates, and concrete actions.
Scandal in Baxter Campaign Faults in Laramie Fallout
The text attacks Baxter as a political foe in a Wyoming race, denouncing his attack on Warren while praising Warren’s strength and intellect. It references a contingent fund, congressional ambitions, and Democratic missteps, all amid a heated state political climate.
Melee Leader Faces Retrenchment Push in Legislature
The report outlines tensions within the Cetorido legislature as leaders press for reform. It notes Mr. Morrison’s residence in Cheyenne and the board’s vacancy decision, with Dyer Hoyt and others debating a successor amid political maneuvering and resignations.
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Parede
Cetorido
Darete de
Pena
Colorado
Mesere
Hoyt
Dyer
Albany County Precinct Records Show Republican Vote Split
A garbled report notes one Albany county precinct casting forty two votes for governor. It says Francis E. Warren led with three votes amid confusion caused by recurring quotes about veterans from West Point and advisers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lagemie Republicsa
Albany County
Pera Mare
Francis E. Warren
Becaues
Eoer
Anti Tillmanites Hold Site Conference And Resolve
The site conference of the anti Tillmanites convened last night and adopted resolutions supporting the August action and criticizing Tillman’s party. The motion to withdraw from the Tillmanite group was rejected as refuted by many attendees, with no further opposition expected.
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Ant. Tillmanises
Couvmma
Ly Mares
Tillman
Maak
Governor Wolfley Resigns Amid Interior Department Turmoil
August 28. At the request of the secretary of the interior Wolfley of Arizona has resigned from his office. The resignation follows a statement regarding the cause of retirement, while Secretary Noble O defends Wolfley as an honorable gentleman and longtime friend. Murphy governor will act as his successor.
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Ariueme
Gesigns
Wasuiworon
Wolfley
Arizona
Wolf
Noble Osaid Wolfley
Murphy
Sary
Phat
Prohibition Convention Nominates Nebraska Slate for State Office
The Prohibition convention in August nominated B. L Paine of Lincoln for governor and Georg? Wi of Douglas county for governor, with Charles Wells named auditor, A. Fite Hawley treasurer, and L. P. Wigton general.
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Nebraska Prohibitions
Lamcous
B. Lpaine
Lincoln
Georg
Douglas County
Charles Wells
A. Fite
Hawley
L. P. Wigton
Local convention meets to seal state race contests
A mate convention convened today to seal ongoing contests between Jo Eaves and Dr J. Ta Way D of the state. Mr Sml announced a temporary preliminary arrangement.
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Jo Eaves
Dr. J. Ta
Unclear fragment hints at currency policy and pledges
Fragment references a republic and Mircuntt in August with mentions of currency expansion and disability pledge and prohibition. Details are incomplete, offering no clear event, date, or involved organizations.
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Peuth Daket Republica
Mircuntt
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