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Choteau Montanan

Location

Choteau, Montana, United States of America

Date

May 14, 1920

Page

2

Jacob M. Kennedy Renowned Montana Democrat Dies

Jacob M. Kennedy a longtime Montana Democratic leader former state senator from Deer Lodge and former speaker of the house died suddenly from uremic poisoning. He left a wife married in Chicago in 1884 and two daughters including Mrs. John M. Duthie wife of Captain Duthie formerly of the United States Army.

Jacob M. Kennedy Democratic Party Montana Deer Lodge House of Representatives Northwest Kennedy Chicago John M. Duthie Captain Duthie

Montana Senator Kennedy Leader in Armenian Relief and State Agencies

Senator Kennedy, long active in Montana politics, chaired the Armenian relief fund state chapter and spoke at Democratic gatherings. He had health issues but remained a prominent figure in Libby and Lincoln county, with ties to the Libby Times and a Libby farm. He moved to Helena for Armenian relief duties and helped fund a Roosevelt memorial. He earlier led the wets campaign in 1916 and served as agriculture commissioner and child and animal protection officer while fostering irrigation projects. He was born in Hamilton Canada in 1864 and moved to Montana in 1888, shaping Montana journalism and labor press history.

Armenian Relief Fund Montana Kennedy Libby Lincoln County Helena East Bureau of Child and Animal Protection Agriculture and Publicity Senator Kennedy J. M. Kennedy Hamilton Canada Ireland United States Detroit

Woman Suffrage Debate Cites Age Limit Refusal

Major Archer Shee argued against conferring votes on women under 29 in the house of commons. He said women under 29 are captivation vain capricious and irrational and he did not want their noses in politics until they know what they are about.

House of Commons Archer Shee

Typographical Union Backs Legion in Montana

Great Falls Typographical union No. 256 endorses the American Legion and Great Falls post No. 3 defense of the organization. The resolution denounces attacks on the Legion by individuals and pledges support, with copies to local publications and Legion headquarters. Also notes Montana bill advancing 60,000,000 horsepower and Cuticura soap promotion copy.

American Legion Great Falls Post Great Falls Typographical Union Legion Great Falls Post No. 3 American Legion of Montana American Legion of Montana Montana State Federation of Labor House Senate

Kennedy Led Montana Politics and War Service Highlighted

Long career in journalism and public service spans Boise and Deer Lodge. Kennedy founded and sold several papers, served as magistrate, was elected speaker of the Montana House in 1896, and held state senate chairmanships. He served in the Spanish American War and later worked with major local publications and fraternal organizations.

State Evening Mail Boise Idaho Anaconda Standard New Northwest Deer Lodge Anaconda Kennedy Fifth Legislative Assembly Smith First Montana Infantry Philippines Legislative Assembly Senate Amalgamated Copper Company F. Aug. Heinze Butte News Montana Ore Purchasing Company Butte Heinze Butte Evening News T. M. Swindlehurst Billings Evening Journal Billings Gazette Mr. Kennedy The Elks, Knights of Pythias Modern Woodmen of America

Sugar profiteers blamed for Montanans lose 6 million yearly

Montanans face a projected 6 million dollar annual toll from sugar profiteering as grocers and wholesalers seek remedies. They report sugar prices rose sharply, with speculation and control by refiners and brokers driving costs beyond normal levels. The industry backs a DOJ inquiry and potential penalties to curb gouging.

Farmers Face Record High Wages in Montana Season

Farm and ranch labor wages in Montana reach record highs per employment agencies. Average pay around $75 monthly, with skilled hands earning $80 to $90 and up to $100 in special cases. Sheepherders earn about $100 monthly, while lambing crews receive $5 per day.

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