Warren G Harding A Plain American Path To The Presidency
The piece contrasts Senator Warren G Harding with famed leaders by noting his plain upbringing and editor background. It cites his steady rise from printer to state senator lieutenant governor and United States senator. It portrays him as a solid honest choice for the Republican ticket and capable of leading the nation.
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Lincoln
Garfield
Roosevelt
Great West
Harding
Johnson
Minnesota
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Shelleygates keep faith with pledged vote at convention
Eight delegates to the national Republican convention in Chicago stood by their pledge to vote for Hiram Johnson on every ballot. They continued casting eight votes for Johnson even after Harding secured enough to nominate, contrasting with prior Montana delegations that shifted support before the results.
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Hiram Johnson
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Ohio
California
Montana
Missoula
Minneapolis
James G. Blaine
Benjamin Harrison
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Billings
Harrison
Butte
Champ Clark
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Norris
Myers
Walsh
O. C. Cato
R. R. Purcell
S. J. Coffee
W. J. Johnson
M. J. Baldwin
Baltimore
Clark
Johnson
Anaconda
Wilson
Consistency Germany's Pancho and the Robber Baron Holz
The article profiles Max Holz, a German actor turned robber baron in Southeastern Saxony. He led arson and brigandage operations, burning villas, blowing bridges, and seizing a ransom from a wealthy manufacturer’s son before his capture and probable execution.
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Holz
Saxony
Berlin
National Guard
Plauen
Falkenstein
Local notes and community headlines from Big Timber
Local social visits include Mrs Alfred Johnson of Hall Mont visiting her parents Mr and Mrs C T Busha. Miss Signy Wallum to Dillon for summer normal term. Mrs E J Mo and Hazel visit New Ulm Minnesota. Virginia Davis seventh birthday party. Cantata by Congregational church children delight packed house. Aviators from Butte to offer rides on Welcome Home day. Discussion of political heat at Chicago convention and corruption probes involving Wood Lowden Newberry and others. Mrs E D Eisselstein visits Bozeman and Cour d Alene. Big Celebration at Gibson planned for Fourth of July with speeches dinners baseball races music bowery dance fireworks. Sweet Grass Woolgrowers meet to discuss funds for wool payments and pooling plans.
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Gibson
Big Timber
Bowery
Sweet Grass County Woolgrowers’ Association
R. Ss. Jarrett
A. J. Arneson
J.L. _Rapetad
Oscar Nepstad
National Weel Warehouse Co
Chicago
Federal Reserve
Thirteen Years Ago from the Pioneer June 20 1997
Miss Mabel Norton becomes Fair store clerk and spring lambs are contracted at $3 per head for delivery next fall. T. C. McCall sells wool to Fraser Bros. of Billings at 20 cents per pound and begins shearing. Miss Sadie Bailey returns from Liberty Missouri after college and visits friends in Missouri Kansas and Indian Territory. Knute Anderson reports a cold spring with short alfalfa but good grass and potential small grain yields.
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T. C. McCall
Fraser Bros. of
Billings
Sadie Bailey
Liberty
Missouri
Kansas
Indian Territory
Knute Anderson
Melville
Campaign spenders found guilty by public opinion
The text notes Wood and Lowden have been deemed guilty by public opinion of violating campaign expenditure rules, yet they remain free American citizens despite the judgment. It frames a critique of public opinion over formal legal findings.
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Wood
Lowden
For Sale Items Include Cars Pianos Rugs and Furniture
Private sale listing offers a Ford car with delivery body used four months and a two ton International truck in excellent condition at bargain terms. Also furniture including mahogany piano and bench, Victrola, clocks, living room set, dining set, rugs, and heating stoves from E J Mo and related addresses. Warning tag notes licenses and keep off street after July 15.
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Ford Car
Churchill & Amery
Veblen Hardware Co
Morris
E. J. Mo
Card of Thanks for sympathy after bereavement
To the many kind friends whose sympathy and courtesy were generously extended during our late bereavement we wish to extend our sincerest thanks. Mr and Mrs Charles Curtis Mr and Mrs Friend Curtis Mr and Mrs Leon Otis Mr Cart Mensen
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Charles” Curtis
Friend Curtis
Leon Otis
Cart. Mensen
City schools chief visits from Butte residence
The city superintendent Clark arrived yesterday from Butte to inspect the residence of Frank, reporting on the school system's status and needs.
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Clark
Butte
Frank
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