Irreconcilable senators threaten GOP on league plank
At a Chicago conference on June 9 Republican differences over the league of nations surfaced as irreconcilables demanded a party plank against ratification with reservations. Senators Borah Brandegee McCormick and Crane pressed for a pro league position, while Senator Hyrah warned they would split from the party if a ratification plank appeared.
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Chicago
League of Nations
League
Borah
Idaho
Brandeyee
Connecticut
McCormick
Illinois
W. Murray Crane
Massachusetts
Watson
Indiana
Resolutions Committee
Crane
Hyrah
Pioneer Stockman And Farmer Gone
A biographical sketch notes O'Leary a pioneer stockman and farmer who moved from Idaho to Montana after a shooting incident in 1898. It recounts his sheep raising, 320 acre homestead near Big Timber, a 1,060 acre Oregon farm, and plans to improve his Montana property. It also mentions a 98 shooting, legal outcomes, and a church mission meeting plus local civic notes.
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Faro
O'Leary
Idaho
Boise
Big Timber
Mont
Albert
Oregon
Frisco Powwow Looms as Parties Readying for Fractious Nominee
The piece previews the San Francisco convention with no clear frontrunner as in Chicago. It notes Bryan as a divisive figure and hints at splits within both major parties. Topics include the League of Nations, militarism, tariffs, and the need for a businesslike president amid a volatile campaign.
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Chicago
San Francisco
Ing
Wood
Lowden
Johnson
Harding
Eugene V. Debs
Pacific Coast
Bryan
Theodore Roosevelt
Frisco
League of Nations
Montana county craze risks Nonpartisan control, warns editor
The editorial argues that rapid county creation in Montana, notably in Valley and Golden Valley regions, inflates political boundaries and strengthens Nonpartisan League influence. It claims new counties boost league seats, threaten Republican dominance, and foreshadow state power shifting toward a reforming bloc. Milisa notes Chicago GOP successes and party shifts.
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Montana
Missouri
Illlinois
Valley
Golden Valley
Musselshell
Stillwater
Sweet Grass
Nonpartisan League
North Dakota
League
Republican Party
Closing Agreement Schedules Holidays and Closures
A notice lists firms closing times for Saturdays at 6 p m and full days on New Year’s Washington’s Birthday Memorial Day Fourth of July Labor Day Thanksgiving Christmas. Named entities include Churchill & Amery Soren Rue Big Thnber Supply House E R Patterson Co Patterson Furniture Store Paul 208 Sanitary Gelden Rule Store Fair Mills Yellowstone Stores Co M Sept Ca Ve bten Hardware Co.
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Ander
Washington
Churchill & Amery
Soren Rue
Big
Thnber - Supply
E. R. Patterson & Co
Patterson Ferniture
Paul- 208
Sanitary’ Ee
Thirteen Years Ago From the Pioneer June 13 1907
Robert Neumayer returned from Germany last week and work on the creamery is advancing toward receiving cream. Sheep shearers arrived at the Henry Nicholson ranch on the Boulder. Nezem reported a dryland rye field shoulder high at Deer creek. Ole K Rees of Absarokee married Miss Helga Johannesson of Norway by Rev. Erickson and will live on the Absarokee ranch.
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Henry Nicholson
Local Seed Catalog Listing for Yellowstone Stores
Garden plant notice lists cabbage celery cauliflower pepper tomato and eggplant offerings. Describes sturdy video plants raised at Grey Cliff across the Yellowstone and invites orders by phone or store pickup.
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Yellowstone
Grey Cliff
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Walvoord
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