Roosevelt Attacks Wilson Policies In Political Speech
In a detailed address, Roosevelt denounces Wilson era policies on trusts and tariffs. He urges a dual commission approach to shape tariff policy and police big business, criticizes Democratic anti-trust efforts, and urges progressives to back stronger federal action. He condemns Senator Penrose and allied leaders, urging unity for reform.
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Dig
Brent
Senator Penrose
Penrose
Pennsylvania
Barnes
New York
Democratic Organization
Wilson
Washington
Progressive Party
Senate of
United States
States’ Rights Party
Half Thousand Women Call Upon President
A discourse on constitutional reform and women’s influence through states and the national charter, discussing three-fourths approval, minority rights, and potential congressional action. The piece weaves in remarks by Mrs. Wiley and Mr. Wilson, then shifts to Moose lodge delegates headed for Milwaukee, with names and property listings rounding out the page.
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United States
Irs
Wiley
Congress
Qureed
Mrs. Dorr
Mrs. Wiley
Mr. Wilson
Two Burials and a Wedding Reported in Butte
Miss Anna Aphlgh Mionanna McHugh died yesterday at the Butte private hospital after nine months in the area. Sting McHugh New York sent word of the death. Aniey J Edwards and Julia Edwards, both of Butte, were married by Thistiee Dolan in his courtroom yesterday afternoon with D Morony and John Johnson as witnesses. The couple will reside in Butte. Two to three months ago, bodies were found along the B AEP right of way and near the Nine Mile house by hunters with no marks of violence. Burial was at the county’s expense.
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Wilson
Trade Commission
House of Representatives
Omy Jeunesi
Ladies’ Catholic Benevolent Association
Kate Mahoney
Order
United States
Canada
Butte
Julia
A. Ward
Mionanna McHugh
Wilkesbarre
Sting McHugh
New York
Aniey J. Eawards
Julia Edwards
Thistiee "Dolan
Morony
John
Johnnson
Edwards
BAEP
Nine Mile House
Supreme Court en banc upholds 5 percent gross receipts tax on express companies in Washington
The Washington Supreme Court sitting en banc reaffirmed a department decision and held the 5 percent tax on gross receipts of express companies doing business in Washington constitutional. The tax, previously deemed void, is projected to yield about 90,000 dollars annually from this source.
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Olympia
Wasn
Department
State of
Washington
Brunelli, ex clerk, jailed for postoffice embezzlement
Nick Brunelli, known as Frunell the welterweight, formerly a Meaderville post office clerk, was sentenced by federal Judge George M. Bourquin to six months in Leavenworth and a $100 fine for misusing government funds. He admitted taking money to cover losses in family hardship and used money orders to cover the deficit of $308. The case follows an audit of the Meaderville sub-post office where he acted in place of the postmaster, his father-in-law Charles Wedlake.
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Srecia
Standard
Tielenn
Lon
Nick” Brunell
Manderville
George Mr. Bourguin
Che Fester
Brunet
Fcholas Brunelli
Frunell
Meaderville
George M. Bourquin
Avenworth
Hutte
Ile
Tost
J. A. Mie
Tarnaghan
Brunelli
Charles Wedlake
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Marine
Mercury Wing
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Pean
Foulard Silks
Ap .Celly Wonderful
Marquisette and Neta
Raines
Tin
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Amt
Zaomists
Tortreredy
Stee Uly
W. B
Mont
Roosevelt
Tarif
Temuit
Imust
Wre
Rand Lodge
Mooseheart
Ind
Orphans’ Home
The
Moose of
Frutte Lana
Joannie Goodman
Lowe
St. Paul
Coltiea-Parrot Mining and Smelting Company
Herman Jausch
Lous
Floral Park
Louise Winchester
J. Wingenbach
Hope
Iy Realty’ Company
Stephen Wilson
Daly
George Curtis
Whitford
Anna Aphlgh
Montana
Young
Rede EX
Menderville
Jon
AML Neabers
Order of Hibernians
Silver Row
Hibernia
Hal
Centerville
JF. Murphy
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