Why is a Turk and the Turkish menace in history
A historical critique portrays the Turkish Empire as a brutal force in Asia Minor, citing Smyrna’s destruction and massacres of Christians. The piece argues for Turkish defeat to end its aggression and preserve civilization, while discussing Montana politics and Burt Wheeler's fragile standing within the Democratic Party.
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Armenia
Turkey
Constantinople
Britain
Italy
France
Dardanelles
Kemal Pasha
Greece
Hood
Burton K. Wheeler
Montana
League
Mr. Wheeler
Wheeler’s political fate shifts in Montana’s conservative fold
The passage notes how time heals political reputations as B. K. Wheeler earns acceptance within conservative democracy in Montana after prior vilification as a radical and Townleyist figure.
Press Bias Acknowledges News Suppression in Rail Strike
The piece argues the press is accused of suppressing violence during the railroad shopmen strike while noting previous charges of sensationalizing such stories for capitalist interests. It satirically suggests an editor who could please all would earn honors and be sent as ambassador to Mexico.
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Mexico
Miss Mathilde McCormick and Miss Muriel in Chicago millinery
The passage notes Miss Mathilde McCormick living near her Swiss hostler and Miss Muriel becoming a millinery shop proprietress in Chicago. It suggests the press should focus on less weighty topics like elections tariffs or Asia Minor action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mathilde McCormick
Muriel
Chicago
Asia Minor
A Brother's Sacrifice Ends with Elopement and Shame
In a village tale of kin and deceit Vernon Ramsey bears sternly the burden of a brother Paul’s reckless money loss and a wedding secret. Paul and Eva Cross marry in Virden after a city fling while Vernon hides the truth to protect their future, reflecting loyalty and sacrifice within a strained family.
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Les
Pauutister
Paul
Vernon
City Ufe
Ethan Bannister
Clifden
Eva Cross
Eva
Seth Ramsey
Fivn
West
Virden
Young man and boss clash over business and baseball
The boss challenges a young office boy saying a worker with baseball knowledge would outrank him. The boy replies that making business as interesting as baseball would attract eager workers who would pay for the privilege.
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Choteau
Lief
America
Smyrna
Cables
Say
Chos
Little Likeli
Wheeler
Dixon
Butte
Burton
Kriscross
Nition
Tana
Washington
Burt” Wheeler
United States
Ator
Carl W. Riddick
Riddick
Silver Bow
Fime
B. K. Wheeler
Malcolm Brown
Rex
Western Newspaper Union
Seth
Wthan Bannister
Ramsey
Bannister
Verdon
District Court
Nineteenth Judicial District
State of Montana
County of
Teton
Home Savings and State Bank
Chauncey D. Hall
Chauncey BD. Hall
A. F. McCabe
Arthur R. Hustad
Erling S. Norby
Carlotta Savage
A. O. Kramer
Chauncey D. Flall
First Mortgage Loan Company of Montana
Twentyone
Montan Meridian
United States Government
Teton County
First Mortgage Loan Company of
Blanche M. Jacobson
R. M. Armour
Great Falls
Chateau Hospital
ORS Rhoaos & Bateman
C. H. Ferris
U. S
Cottonwood Camp No
K. P. Hall
W. E. Howard
C. C. W. H. Gregory
E. B. Maynard, M. D
T. A. Smith
Main Ave
Wrigley
Alu
Earl
Eis
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