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Newspaper
The La Jara Chronicle
Location
La Jara, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Aug 17, 1906
Page
4
The piece attacks a politically active figure described as a hypocrite who uses religion as a cloak for illicit business. It accuses him of whiskey selling, tax dodging, and manipulation of church influence, while noting alliances with other corrupt figures and eventual disappearance with wealth. It also mentions local notices and a recipe note from a magazine.
The Chronicle invites signed communications about W A Braiden’s character and history. It recalls 1902 when Molletta ran for district attorney in the Sixth district and was ousted by voters. A Durango editor calls Dave Day an office seeker lacking decency or achievement.
The column rails at Pfeifer from Cripple Creek as a reform target allied with Braiden to inspect county records in Conejos. It recalls past Teller county power and a divorce case linked to a sheriff, suggesting political scheming and public distrust of local officials.
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