Dixon Purchases The Missoula Sentinel In Political Move
Former Senator Joseph M. Dixon buys The Missoula Sentinel from Amalgamated Copper Co. alleging covert subsidies and fake finances. The sale raises questions about motive and past political warfare as Dixon hints at a bitter move by the company and contemplates possible truces or vendetta.
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Missoula
Sentinel
Dixon
Amalgamated
Anaconda Standard
West
Amalgamated Copper Co
Joe Dixon
What Sabotage Is
The Pioneer explains sabotage as a coined term from sabot meaning wooden shoes used by workers to cripple industry. It traces the word to socialist influences in Butte and the I W W doctrine that workers may cripple employers by on the job loafing or damaging machinery to force worker control.
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Butte
Duncan
America
Europe
France
Currency Legislation Debates Split Democrats in 1920s Echo
The Washington Star recalls Grover Cleveland's 1890s currency crisis as President Wilson presses tariff first. Democrats divide over currency reform with Wall Street influence alleged similar to twenty years ago, while Henry of Texas mirrors past rhetoric.
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Montana
Wilson
Congress
Washington Star
Grover Cleveland
New York
Cleveland
Democratic Party
Wall Street
Vance
North Carolina
Temple
Israel
Mr. Henry
Texas
Mr. Vance
Wilson nominates Glasgow land office officials
President Wilson sent to the senate the nominations of Thomas R. Jones and Edwin C. Hargardine for register and receiver at Glasgow Montana. The land office in Billings rejected a mutation appeal citing citizenship required for final title proof. Mc Reynolds declares Webb law not a criminal statute and unprosecutable in federal courts.
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Wilson
Senate
Thomas R. Jones
Edwin C. Hargardine
Glasgow
Montana
Webb
United States
McReynolds
Billings
John T. McNab
San Francisco
Washington
Federal Prosecutor’s
McNab
Diggs-Caminetti
Western Fuel Company
Wall Street Watered Stocks and Global Tensions Stir Markets
The article cites concerns over watered stock in railway shares, a looming tariff clash, and calls for vigilance against outside influence. It notes Stillwater county’s unusual quiet, Porter Charlton’s murder trial return from Italy, Rockefeller’s routine newspaper run at 4:30 am, and urges county fair and Fourth of July plans in Big Timber and Harlowton.
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Wall Street
Guaranteed Eczema Remedy Promised By Doctor Hobson
Bath Illinois man credits Dr Hobsons Eczema Ointment with curing a twenty five year eczema after trying many treatments. The formula is a physician's preparation offered by Pfeiffer Chemical Co and W D Richards Co for fifty cents.
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Dr. Hobson
J. C. Eveland
Bath
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