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Big Timber Pioneer

Location

Big Timber, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jun 27, 1912

Page

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Taft and Roosevelt Rivalry Shapes 1912 Convention Split

The split in the national Republican convention last Saturday saw Roosevelt bolt and form a third party after failing to secure a regular nomination for a third term. Taft’s forces dominated from the start with Taft at times leading 605 to 478 in big test votes, while Roosevelt’s faction shouted Steam roller as the fight moved to the floor.

Roosevelt National Committee White House Fremont Republican Party Philadelphia Cleveland Baltimore Taft Credentials Committee

Taft Profile: Twenty-Seventh US President and Career

Taft is described as the twenty-seventh president of the United States aged fifty five. He was elected in 1908 by a popular vote of 7 678 908 with a 129 801 plurality over Bryan. Born in Cincinnati he graduated from Yale and joined the Ohio bar in 1880. He served as U S circuit judge from 1892 to 1900 and as first civil governor of the Philippine Islands from 1901 to 1904. He was secretary of war in Roosevelt's cabinet from 1904 to 1908.

Taft Roosevelt Lincoln James G. Blaine Harrison McKinley St. Louis Philadelphia United States William J. Bryan Cincinnati Yale Ohio Sixth Judicial Circuit Philippine Islands

Montana Supreme Court Narrows City License Tax Authority

The Montana Supreme Court ruled that cities may not levy license taxes solely for revenue and remanded a Missoula case where grocer P M Reilly paid $20 under protest. The decision cited a Great Falls case and found the Missoula ordinance a dead letter for police regulation. Mrs Jacob Wagner and her daughter visited Reed Point relatives Sunday.

Supreme Court Helena Montana Missoula P. M. Reilly Reilly Great Falls

Kalispell Wins Epworth League Meeting In Butte

At the Butte gathering last week Kalispell secured the Epworth League prize over Livingston. Officers named for the coming year include President R. C. Smith Anaconda Vice President Edward Tippett Butte Secretary O L Anderson Kalispell Treasurer F T Hacker Billings and several vice presidents from various towns. Kenneth Pickett nearly set a lake to Big Timber auto run but an accident damaged the car and delayed the journey. no one was seriously hurt.

Livingston Epworth League Kalispell Butte R. C. Smith Anaconda Edward Tippett O. L. Anderson F. T. Hacker Billings Helen McL Millis Missoula Miss Montgomery Bridger Miss Henderson Moore Jessie M. Basset Great Falls Kenneth Pickett Lake Adam Big Timber J. C. Brown Helena James Glass Mr. Brown Rapstad Ranch

Taft Reflects On Chicago Convention And Republican Victory

President Taft issued a statement after the Chicago convention noting it signals a prelude to the national campaign yet represents a decisive moment. He argues the party must uphold constitutional government and the independence of the judiciary against a perceived threat from the opposing camp. He says the Baltimore convention will frame the November fight, but emphasizes the victory already achieved for the Republican Party and the nation.

Chicago Republican Party Baltimore United States

Montana Seen As Dairy Paradise By Illinois Farmer

W L Hart of Ord Illinois, after weeks in Montana, says the state offers prime dairy opportunities with ideal climate water and feed. He notes grain quality surpassing eastern yields, urges better eastern outreach to correct misconceptions about Montana beyond mining and stockraising.

Illinois Montana Canada W. L. Hart Ord, Il Helena Yellowstone Hart

County youths to tour state fair in Helena

One boy and one girl from each county will visit Helena from September 23 to 28 as guests of the state fair. They will receive free board lodging and admission and daily instruction from agricultural college faculty in stock judging for boys and domestic science for girls. Sweet Grass county winners in twelve potatoes and a corset cover earn the trip, with fares paid by the county.

Helena The Agricultural College Sweet Grass

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William Howard Taft James Schoolcraft Sherman Moitete Studio William HH. Taft Phiot Lturris O Swiss James S$. Sherman Mr. Sherman Utica N. Y New York State Jacob Wagner Reed Point Elihu Root Taftman Francis C. McGovern Wisconsin Hadley Missouri Sherman Federal Trade Commission
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