Critique of National Party Camouflage and Socialistic Planks
The author denounces the National Party organized Oct. 34, 1917 as camouflage for Socialism, linking it to the Non-Partisan League. It warns of far reaching proposals including public ownership of utilities, railroads, mines, and oil, plus paternalism and bureaucratic control, arguing it undermines individual liberty and American democracy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New
National Party
Nonpartisan League
America
New Party
League
Spower
George Washington
Germany
Soldiers to address Chateau audience in Montana tour
Four American soldiers from General Pershing’s forces wounded in France return to the United States and will tour Montana starting around May 7 delivering speeches. Sergeant Howatt, Sergeant Stephens, Sergeant Andrews, and Private Novak form two teams and travel with civilian speakers to recount personal war experiences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keith W. Howatt
James L. Stephens
Harold A. Andrews
Harry Novak
Bershing
France
United States
Montana
E. C. Day
Montana Council of Defense
Wibaux
Stewart
Greenan
Andrews
Novak
Howatt
Stephens
Glendive
Billings
Chateau
Montanan
Pro-German I W W Suspect McCafferty Pleads Not Guilty
John McCafferty alias I W W and pro-German bound over for trial in district court. plea entered not guilty. Bail set at 2500, trial scheduled June 17. attorney Phil I Cole appointed. Contemptuous quotes attributed to McCafferty cited. judge warns against pro German I W W in Teton county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John McCafferty
Conrad
H. H. Ewing
Land
Phil I. Cole
I. W.W
McCafferty
Kaiser
Kaiser Man
Teton County
Civil cases filed in district court clerks office
A list of civil actions filed from May 3 to May 7 including Conrad Security Co versus Otis Riggs abstract of judgment and other cases such as E E Radel, Joseph Favot versus Porter Byers and others on notes, Boorman Power Lumber versus Steve Kruzich abstract of judgment, Farm Security Co versus Isaac Allum and Logan & Howard foreclosure, and Waterman versus all claimants to quiet title.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
Conrad Security Co
Otis Riggs
E. E. Radel
Joseph Favot
Porter Byers
Nick Baatz
Wm. Tutman
A. F. Noreen
D. F. Waterman
Otto Gates
H. A. Davis
Boorman Power Lumber and Implement Co
Steve Kruzich
Farm Security Co
Isaac Francis Allum
Isaac F. Allum
Emma Allum
W. K. Logan
W. E. Howard
Logan & Howard
I. F. Waterman
Marriage Licenses Chronicle Several Couples Listed
Harlin Crawford 22 Williame and Vidow Hofland 19 Walier. John Bull Chief 38 and Maggy After Buffalo 22 both of Brown ing. Robert G. Nelson 42 and Jetta McLean 36 both of Great Falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harlin Crawford
Williame
Vidow Hofland
Walier
John Bull Chief
Maggy
Buffalo
Browning
Robert G. Nelson
Jetta McLean
Great Falls
McGregor Hospital Welcomes New Superintendent Nurse Collins
Miss Mary L. Collins arrives as superintendent of McGregor Hospital. She is a Minneapolis graduate. Chas Spence welcomes a daughter born May 8. Neilson had surgery Tuesday and progresses well. Wigan of Bynum and Stevens of Kalma were recent patients. Dr Moran expects to resume practice in about ten days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary L. Collins
Minneapolis
Minnesota
Silas Monroe
Great Falls
Chateau
Chas. Spence
Chas. Neilson
James Wigan
Bynum
Walter Stevens
Kalma
Moran
Evening of Song for Red Cross at High School
Program for a Red Cross benefit concert at the High School Auditorium on Thursday May 16 1915 at 815 pm. The Chol choir Chateau Community Chorus and solos perform including The Two Grenadiers The Marseillaise and Battle Hymn of the Republic directed by S Armstrong with accompanists Mrs ly B Cohoe and Theresa Moore. The feature piece The Two Grenadiers is described with its patriotic and historic backstory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Holland
Chateau Community Chorus
America
Nee -Carey
Roger Delisle
Armstrong
Joscchinge Gaara
Beach
San Souci
Chateau Community
Carmentia
H. Lare Wilson
S.S. Armstrong
Phillips
Cohannon Choruses
Battle Hymn of the Republic
Julia Ward Howe
Star Spangled Banner
Arnold
Ly. B. Cohoe
Theresa Moore
Napoleon
Russia
France
Germany
Ojsa
Bynum Brevities Snapshot of Local Movements and Events
Red Peterson Bill Pfrimmer and Albert Peterson passed through Bynum en route to Browning with 100 head of cattle owned by Oulton and Larson. Chas Lushanks of Harvey NC buys cattle and hogs, has secured several cars. Miss Mary C Greenwault visiting friends in Great Falls. Dan Thornton helps editor with pardons. George Warren leaves school janitor post. trustees hopeful for reappointment. Mrs W M Watson travels to North Dakota and Minnesota for two months. O M Johnson and Smoky DeTour visit. Eighty five couples dance at Porters hall last Saturday. Home Sweet Home played at 4 am. Ed Bailey Henry Dunc Stewart and son Allen at Walter Lake. caught 700 pounds of suckers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Peterson
Bill Pfrimmer
Albert Peterson
W. M. Watson
North Dakota
Minnesota
O. M. Johnson
Porter’s Hall
Bailey
Henry
Dunc Stewart
Allen
Walter Lake
Co Operation versus State Socialism outlined
The piece argues for cooperation among farmers and producers while opposing state ownership and collectivism as socialism. It cites the Grange, Farmers Equity, labor groups, and crop pooling as true cooperation not relying on taxpayers. It warns the Non-Partisan League seeks state ownership funded by taxes to run mills, banks, and other enterprises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grange
Farmers Equity Society
League
Unaffiliated Farmers oppose Montanan in county clash
In Burton county a subscriber urged stopping the paper amid opposition to the Honpartisan league. A May 1 note from Bynum asks to drop the list, accusing the Montanan of colluding with Butte Miner and opposing farmers and their organizations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burton
Butte
Sincerley
Mike Campbell
Red Cross Notes Junior Circus Earns Recognition and Warm Donations
A Red Cross note praises a school circus by children eleven and younger earning 21.01 for a parade and performance. The letter from Hazel M. Thomson of Chateau Montana thanks the effort and urges support for young performers. A shipment list follows detailing sweaters, socks, dresses, bed shirts, pillows, washcloths, napkins, and quilt pieces donated by multiple communities and individuals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Hazel M. Thomson
Chateau
Montana
Thomson
Helen Harrison
Conrad
Fairfield
Kalma
Plummerton
Walier
Bynum
Agawam
Liberty
Crawford couple visit at Great Falls with Leavitts
Prof and Mrs E E Crawford spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Scott Leavitt at Great Falls and returned to their home in Choteau Monday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. E. Crawford
Mrs. Scott Leavitt
Great Falls
Choteau
Also Mentioned on This Page
The
Moose Lodge
the Government of the
Unite:’ States
Liberty Bond
First National Bank
Cheteau, Montana
McGregor Hospital Notes
Roy Moorer
Susan Cook
Luther
Whitney
Citizens State Bank OF