Wrecking a Party A Montana editorial on Myers and party integrity
A Montana editorial criticizes Senator Myers for endorsing Republican candidates and wrecking the Democratic Party. It recalls past investigations into Secretary Stewart and Hart, argues Myers weakens Democrats, and predicts long term Republican dominance if he remains. The piece cites historical party splits and urges honoring Myers for reshaping state politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myers
Dixon
Carl Riddick
Congress
Nonpartisan League
O. M. Harvey
Republican State Central Committee
Billings
Rosebud County
Riddick
Senator Myers
McCusker
Washington
Victor Berger
Charles T. Stewart
Stewart
State House
Senate
Frank Cone
Ravalli County
Hart
Helena
Secretary of State
Marshall Field Co
Chicago
Marshall
Democratic Nonpartisan League
Judge Matthews
Matthews
Cooper
Hudy
Justice Holloway
Hurry
W. F. Dunn
Butte
Montana
Holloway
Tom Carter
Col. Goddard
Clark
Tom Hogan
Don Kelly
Joe Toole
Bull Moosers
Harry Wilson
State
Republican Committee
Wheeler
Supreme Court
Republican Party
Montana Bond Measures and Political Fever in Dixon
Three bond measures totaling 40 million dollars target irrigation highways and education with six percent interest and a four million four hundred thousand annual tax. The note cites a 42 million dollar total indebtedness if approved, plus a bolshevik jab at politics. Dixon county expects a large governor’s race win.
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Montana
Drowned Near Butte When Auto Went Over Embankment
Bert Carney eighteen and Beulah Webb were riding at ten thirty last night when Carney drove onto an old road that ends above Silver Bow creek. The car plunged into the water and pinned them beneath. Carney drowned. Webb was bruised but not seriously hurt and was pulled free by J Le Sage after passerby actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Bert Carney
Jack Robinson
East Broadway
Silver Bow Creek
East Second Street
Jim Larkin
Miss Webb
Carncy
Carney
J. le Sage
Thirteen Years Ago a Suicide Remains Found Near Melville
Sheriff Fallang returned from the Crazy mountains with T S Lavold A M Grosfield and Elias Benson to retrieve Ivor Nevland remains hidden in an inaccessible spot. The body found hanging in a tree was buried later in the Settlement cemetery near Melville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheriff Fallang
Crazy Mountains
T. S. Lavold
A. M. Grosfield
Elias Benson
Ivor Nevland
Newland
Melville
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