Change of Plans on Roosevelt Nomination in 1916 Campaign
Senator T J Walsh says in Washington the GOP will unite behind Col Roosevelt for 1916. Roosevelt denies governorship run in New York and cancels London speaking dates to preserve his voice. Analysts see a reorganized Republican bid led by Roosevelt, with progressives waning after primaries.
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T. J. Walsh
Washington
Col. Roosevelt
United Republican Party
New York
South America
Whitman
Teddy
England
Spain
Pennsylvania
California
London
Republican Party
It is a settled item about opening the Panama Canal
The piece predicts the U S president will lead the grand armada through the Panama Canal opening next year and visit San Diego and San Francisco for exposition ceremonies. It suggests inviting two former presidents could be awkward due to toll policy and past canal work. It notes talk of paying Nicaragua for a perpetual canal right of way and questions buying that option.
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Butte
Roosevelt
Taft
Horn
Wilson
Nicaragua
United States
Panama
Senator Robinson to Visit Big Timber for Chautauqua
The Pioneer reports Senator Joe Robinson of Arkansas will attend the Big Timber Chautauqua in July during a six year term. The visit aims to showcase Montana’s agricultural potential via local tours of Boulder and Melville country, boosting western understanding for his future votes.
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Sweet Grass Club
Joe Robinson
Arkansas
Big Timber
Boulder
Melville
Montana
West
Billings
Robinson
Senate
Reading on suffrage foes versus friends in Montana
The Pioneer deems this week’s suffrage items highly readable as it profiles New York hikers led by General Rosalie Jones and Colonel Ida Craft, charts early anti and pro moves, and notes Park County homicides amid sharp editorial quips about inept authorities and a Livingston tragedy.
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Montana
Rosalie Jones
New York
Ida Craft
Margaret Hinchey
New York City
Jane Thompson
Chicago
Grand Army
Dorman
Markeson
Jones
Park County
Taxed men urged to move income and vote wisely
The piece argues that all who face a tax on income over 3 000 per year should be grateful. It suggests those unhappy with their lot could transfer income to others willing to pay the tax and stay silent. It notes undecided voters are driven more by office seeking than party good and mentions Sheriff Fallang's 14 years in service ending his political career, shaking county politics.
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Fallang
Visitors and residents parade through Big Timber by week’s end
Local society notes list numerous visitors from Melville Grey Cliff Bozeman and Quebec including Duff Nepstad James Duffy W A Harrison Cecil Harrison and others. Separately F Augustus Heinze copper magnate is reported dying in New York with council Wm Travers Jerome seeking to reopen a $275 000 judgment case.
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New York
F. Augustus Heinze
Wm. Travers Jerome
Jerome
Lippy and Lyon Seek Sheriff Nominations in Sweet Grass
Charles H. Lippy announces candidacy for Republican nomination for sheriff in Sweet Grass County with a primary on August 25, 1914. H G Lyon announces candidacy for Democratic nomination for sheriff in Sweet Grass County with the same August 25, 1914 primary date.
Rees Seeks Clerk and Recorder Post in Sweet Grass County
Subject to the will of the republican electors of Sweet Grass county at the primary election to be held August 25 1914 John E. Rees seeks the clerk and recorder position.
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Sweet Grass County
H. G. Lyon
John E. Rees
Stores to Close All Day Saturday July 4
Notice lists Fair Dept Store J S Solberg The Golden Rule E R Patterson Co Yellowstone Stores Co Elliot s Grocery Store H J Koozer Hardware as closed all day Saturday July 4 to observe Independence Day.
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Hne Fair Dept
J. S. Solberg
Golden Rule
E. R. Patterson & Co
Yellowstone Stores Co
Elliot’s Grocery
H. J. Koozer Hardware
Thaw Denied Bail Awaiting Extradition Ruling
Harry K. Thaw remained in custody after a June 15 ruling denying bail as his extradition from New Hampshire to New York faces Supreme Court review.
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Washington
Harry K. Thaw
Supreme Court
New Hampshire
New York
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Oscar Nepstad
Henry Stole
James Duffy
G. W. Cook
Jake Wagner
Tinch Hannon
A. M. Clark
W. D. McKenzie and Sons
H. T. Fleming
Quebec
A. R. Wright
Frank Weber
Rachel Sheridan
W. A
Cecil Harrison
Grey Cliff
D. V. Higbie
Bozeman
B. O
Santis Forsythe
Gibson
C. M. Rein
Mrs. J. J. Forward
J. P. English
Joe la Brie
Harlowton
Grand Hotel
J. G. McComas
Miss Dunham
Robert Brownlee
Baseball Minstrels
Big Timber Baseball Association
Howard's Auditorium
Eugene Quan
Elmer Mo
Bones BE. J. Mo Rex Benedict
Dave Higbie
Interlocutor
Ade DeYong
Circle B
Minstrels
E. J. Mo
Lee Carl
Peterson
Nick Curtis
Rex Benedict
Birge Brammer
Benjamin Kleinhesselink
Loran Warner
Edith Patterson
Frances Colvin
Florence Curtis
Myrtle Dodge
Pearl Harris
Lillian Nepstad
Biree Isrammer
Boulder Quartette
Coneers
Carl Peterson
T. R. Lanpheard
Kenneth Pickett
George Kauffman
J. E. Cameron
FE. J. Mo
W. F. Olson
Yama Girls
Skeleton Man
Bray's Big Timber
Seaboard
Bailey Implement Company
McCormick
Chas. H. Lippy
Koozer Hardware
Foreman & Sekman
Val A. Hermann
Miles City
North Dakota
Northern Pacific “Railway
Jay Loving
Big Timber, Montana
J. McCambridge
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