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Anaconda Standard in Anaconda, Montana

26 Jun 1924

Page 7

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Anaconda Standard

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Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jun 26, 1924

Page

7

Walsh Urges Democratic Leadership At World Stage Convention

Senator T J Walsh Montana speaks from the temporary chair urging a Jeffersonian, farm and labor friendly leadership as world affairs demand hard choices and a return to Wilsonian moral leadership while critiquing Republican misrule and tariff policy.

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T. J. Walsh Montana United States Thomas Jefferson America Hanna Aldrich Senate Newberry Congress Washington Republican Party Senator Gooding Idaho Europe Minnesota Northwest Coolidge League of Nations League Woodrow Wilson
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Justice Cooper Files for Montana Supreme Court Nomination

Associate Justice Charles H. Cooper of the Montana supreme court filed with the secretary of state as a candidate for the Republican nomination for the office he now holds at the August primary election. Other announced candidates include Walter L. Pope Democrat Missoula and Miles J. Cavanaugh Republican Butte.

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Justice Cooper Associated Press Helena Charles H. Cooper Montana Supreme Court Secretary of State Walter L. Pope Missoula Miles J. Cavanaugh Butte
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Rags Cut Demand for Carpet Tacks as Cars Create Use

Despite declining need for carpet tacks, the rise of the automobile industry opens new demand for tacks used in vehicle assembly and upholstery.

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