Clark and Cox Vying for Nomination at National Convention
The article discusses possible presidential nominees from both Missouri and Virginia. Champ Clark of Missouri is praised for his appeal and bipartisan respect, while Cox leads geographically as a preferred nominee. Glass of Virginia is mentioned as a possible candidate.
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Glass
Virginia
United States
Mississippi River
Champ Clark
Missouri
Clark
Washington
Carter
Cox
Union
Good Sense on Campaign Style From Harding Front Porch Plan
The article lauds Senator Harding for a front porch approach to campaigning and argues a home based, dignified method suits the presidency. It places Harding among past leaders who favored home talks and criticizes barnstorming as less fitting for national office.
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Harding
Marion
Ohio
Lincoln
Douglas
Blaine
Garfield
Hayes
Benamin Harrison
Indianapolis
Bryan
Roosevelt
McKinley
West
United States
Taft
Hughes
California
Wilson
Crops Progress Amid Mixed Predictions on Rain
Montana farmers report timely rains improving crops though warnings against overconfidence persist. Dry farming gains prominence with summer fallowing and rolling boosting yields in the so called dreary year. Helena Independent notes Montanaока political chatter around Cox and national dry versus wet platforms amid a San Francisco convention.
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Montana
Helena
Cox Seen as Likely Democratic Nominee After McAdoo Exit
The piece argues former Secretary McAdoo will not seek the Democratic nomination at San Francisco. It cites Cox of Ohio as the principal alternative, noting his governorship, central location, and ability. It adds that if the party adopts a beer and wine plank, Cox becomes the logical nominee, with Kenyon predicting the convention may await White House guidance.
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Montana
San Francisco
J. Bruce Kremer
Senator Walsh
Stewart
Kremer
McAdoo
Joan C. Spooner
Wisconsin
Senate
Governor Cox
Ohio
Cox
Govcrnor
Harding
Kenyon
Iowa
Hi Johnson
Chicago
Boss Penrose
Philadelphia
White House
Thirteen Years Ago in The Pioneer June 27 1907
Highlights include Grey Cliff July 4 celebration with races sports fireworks and a dance Dan Glenn’s Eagle team aiding Laurel lodge formation and Nellie Lamb winning the Pioneer Helena trip contest by a wide margin John Mell sells 1560 acre Sweet Grass ranch to T S Lavold and Christ Frantsson dies at Seven Mile Creek after a flood incident A Widdicombe reports his 12 year old son drowned in Fish Creek while swimming.
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Christ’ Frantsson
T. S. Lavold Shearing
Seven Mile Creek
S. Lavold
Sweet Grass Creek
Card of Thanks from Ellingson and Rostad Families
Card of thanks expresses gratitude for sympathy and courtesy after a bereavement. Special thanks to Knights of Pythias and Sons of Norway lodges. Names listed include Mrs. Henry Ellingson and family, J G Ellingson, G O Rostad, Mark Smaby, OJA Bekken, and others. Also notes items for sale and household goods for immediate sale by J Bryast opposite Auditorium.
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Knights of Pythias and Sons of Norway
Henry, Ellingson
E. H. Ellingson
O. J. Ellingson
J. G.' Ellingson
G. O. Rostad
Mark Smaby
O.' JA. ‘ Bekken
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Big Timber
Sweet Grass County
Jerome Williams
New York
Delaware
New Jersey
Fhe
The
Pioneer
Mable
Floy Barbour
Missoula
College
Grey Cliff
Eagle Lodge
Billings Aerie
Laurel
Ed West
J. P. Clark
George M. Briner
A. G. Hatch
W. C. Tucker
Mies Nellie Lamb
John Mell
Melville
J. Bryast
Auditeriam
Scandinavian
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