Local Officials Named for Melville and Big Timber Roles
Representative Rob T. Brownlee of Melville, Sheriff Oscar Fallang of Wormser, Treasurer J. W. Geiger of Big Timber, and District Clerk C. N. Skiluman of Big Timber are listed for upcoming duties.
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Rob T. Brownlee
Melville
Oscar Fallang
Wormser
J. W. Geiger
Big Timber
C.N. Skiluman
J.H. Moore
Francis Irvine
R. J. McConnell
McLeod
O. B. Nevin
Bryan faced with treaty duties on Philippines fate
The column argues Mr. Bryan bears moral and legal duty to uphold the 1898 Philippines treaty. It asserts the president must execute treaties as supreme law, and that ten years of U S authority in the islands would be required, even if the polity opposes it, leaving no escape from the obligation.
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Mr. Bryan
Spain
Philippine Islands
Bryan
Philippines
United States
Supreme Court
ProxEeExr ownership clarified by Clark's Leader note
The Clark's Leader declares the ProxEeExr is owned by Sheridan Bemis and Olmstead holds a small stake. Sheridan and Bemis financed new material, control the plant, and are not candidates. The editors affirm they will remain in business beyond November.
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Promrer
Sheridan
Bemis
Olmstead
Messrs. Sheridan
W. A. Clark
Senator Hannah lauded for unspoken deeds
A partisan note praises Senator Hannah for unspecified actions, crafting a resolution that extols achievements not named and omits any mention of W. A. Clark.
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Hannah
W. A. Clark
Clark
Disfranchisement Across Southern States Cited in Bryan Speech
In a labor day address William Jennings Bryan argues that whites in several southern states deny political rights to blacks by violating the fourteenth and fifteenth amendments. He cites Louisiana Mississippi North Carolina South Carolina and four other states as preparing to reduce millions of blacks to servitude or chattel status, criticizing the Democratic Party and advocating Republican action.
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Bryan
Republican Party
Democratic Party
Louisiana
Mississippi
North Carolina
South Carolina
Oscar A Fallang Nominee for Sweet Grass Sheriff
Oscar A Fallang born 1874 in Blackbrook Wisconsin joined 1st Montana volunteers and fought in the Philippines in 22 battles. A letter from superior officers endorses his fitness, noting his youth and potential as a sheriff candidate in Sweet Grass county.
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Oscar A. Fallang
Sweet Grass County
Blackbrook
Polk County
Wis
Montana
Melville
State College of Agriculture and Mechanic Arts
Bozeman
Mr. Fallang
Montana Volunteers
Philippines
Fallang
Fighting Parson Stull Seeks Legislature Seat in Yellowstone County
Chaplain Stull known as the Fighting Parson spoke last Friday, praising his Philippine service and integrity. He is a Yellowstone county legislative candidate canvassing for support. He shared firsthand facts from the Philippines as campaign evidence, while Sweet Grass county alone holds no votes but may still wish him well.
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Chaplain Stull
Philippines
Yellowstone County
Sweet Grass County
Toole Nominated Amid Convention Chaos
The Lewis town Argus reports the state convention faced turmoil as Secretary Bliss announced a 267 to 236 vote for Toole though only 480 delegates were present. A disorderly rush to the platform followed, with Toole declaring his nomination amid accusations of dishonest chairmanship and a push for Clark.
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J. K. Toole
Harvey Bliss
Lewistown
Bliss
Toole
Daly
Clark
Corporation
Clark's Leader Shifts Spin on Republican Ticket Aims
The paper traces a changing pattern of claims by Clark's Leader about Republican goals. It accuses the paper of shifting from national to county ticket success to now aiming at the county ticket head, asserting Republicans seek a majority for every man on their ticket with the November seventh realization.
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Clark
Democratic county committee calls for joint debate with Senator Hannah
The democratic county committee proposes a joint debate with Senator W. J. Hannah. The text argues the senator has sacrificed enough and deserves protection from political annihilation.
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Democratic County Committee
W. J. Hannah
County committee questions Senator Hannah speaking at precincts
The reader asks why the democratic county committee does not arrange for Senator Hannah to address voters at precincts and explain his reasons for seeking re election and his past accomplishments for the community.
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Democratic County Committee
Hannah
Collector souvenir shows Col. Sam Gordon in prime printshop
The Yellowstone Journal received a souvenir edition praised as a beautiful testament to Col. Sam Gordon, highlighting his leadership in both artistic printing and newspaper work.
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Yellowstone Journal
Col
Sam Gordon
Fear or shame in Sweet Grass county convention decision
The question notes the Sweet Grass county Democratic convention failed to endorse W A Clark's record, asking whether fear or shame influenced the outcome.
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Sweet Grass County
W. A. Clark
The Big Timber Express Declines to Endorse All Nominees
The Big Timber Express editorial notes it will not back every candidate chosen at the recent Democratic convention. It urges readers to consider individual qualifications and local impact when voting.
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The
Big Timber Express
Walter Lesser Named to State Central Committee
Walter Lesser editor of the Express represented Sweet Grass county at the independent democratic convention at Butte and was appointed a member of the state central committee for the county.
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Walter Lesser
the Express
Sweet Grass County
Butte
Quinces and Sweet Apples For Preserving At Montana Trading Co
Readable notes describe Quinces and sweet apples selected for preserving at the Montana Trading Co. The listing highlights fruit varieties offered, with emphasis on quality and availability for home canning and storage.
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Montana Trading Co
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