Roosevelt Mudslinging Fails to Halt Republican Convention Drive
A Montana era editorial denounces Col Roosevelt as an overhyped candidate backed by heavy advertising. It argues the nation will not nominate him, citing convention dynamics and Hughes as the likely winner if he will run. The piece asserts the party seeks a winner who can carry the ticket.
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Cocoa Cola
Bull Durham
Saturday Evening Post
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Montana
Lanstrum-Dixon-Roosevelt League
George L. von Meyer
Chicas
William Lindsay
Nelson Story, Jr
Senator McKenzie
Conrad Kohrs
Hughes
Oyster Bay
Warren Worth Bailey
Wilson
Bailey
Baltimore
United States
St. Louis
Montana Figures on Tariffs and Senate Hopefuls
Congressman Sloan highlights Underwood tariff impacts on corn and beef imports while Montana figures a rail rate reduction saved farmers over one and a half million dollars. The piece profiles John E. Edwards, his birth in 1866, rise from cowboy to senate candidate, and his leadership in Montana development and public service.
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Sloan
Nebraska
United States
Atlantic Seaboard
Montana
National Congress
John E. Edwards
Warsaw
Ill
Hanover College
Fergus County
Crow Reservation
Interior Department
Northwest
Roosevelt
Yellowstone
Edwards
Forsyth
Rosebud
Musselshell
Custer
Big Horn
Cameron seeks renomination as Clerk and Recorder
John E Cameron announces candidacy for renomination to the office of clerk and recorder of Sweet Grass County subject to Republican voters at the August primary. Cameron states his intention to seek continued public service and seeks party support.
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Sweet Grass County
John E.cameron
State Senator Candidate Announces Candidacy in Sweet Grass
State Senator announces bid for Republican nomination for state senate in Sweet Grass County subject to electors at the primary on August 29 1916.
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Sweet Grass County
Campbell Announces Candidacy for Sweet Grass County Attorney
County Attorney W Campbell announces his candidacy for the office of county attorney of Sweet Grass County subject to the will of Republican electors at the primary election in August.
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Sweet Grass County
Co. W. Campbell
Hickman Launches Democratic Bid for Sweet Grass Clerk
F R Hickman announces candidacy for the Democratic nomination for clerk of court in Sweet Grass County subject to voters at the primary on August 29 1916.
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Sweet Grass County
F. R. Hickman
Car of barb wire arrives at Koozer Hardware
A shipment of barb wire has arrived at Koozer Hardware with pricing announced. Customers were invited to view and purchase the stocked lengths and grades.
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Koozer Hardware
Plenty of Wilson Campaign Money Will Flow, Says Morgenthau
Henry Morgenthau resigns as ambassador to Constantinople to aid the Wilson reelection effort and predicts ample funds for the campaign. He notes past generosity to Wilson causes and recalls other officials who could contribute, but asserts money alone cannot win the election. He contrasts campaign funds with a hollow federal treasury, urging focus on issues beyond金.
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Henry Morgenthau
Constantinople
Wilson
Morgenthau
Diplomatic Service
Mr. Morgenthau
Federal Trade Commission
United States
Federal Treasury
Montana Republican to Be Published at Butte on Seventh
The Montana Republican, a new weekly paper to start in Butte on the seventh, with Joseph Corby as editor and manager, aims to promote straight Republican views in Montana's two major cities. It plans daily publication when feasible. Also in Billings Gazette, J E Edwards Forsyth files to seek U S Senate nomination, praised for livestock, irrigation projects, and state leadership.
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Butte
Business
Joseph Corby
Billings
J. E. Edwards
Forsyth
Rosebud County
Secretary of State
Edwards
Congress
Yellowstone
Big Horn Valley
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