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Newspaper
Choteau Montanan
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1922
Page
4
A persuasive urging that bad government stems from negligent citizens who dodge ballots and jury duty. It condemns business leaders who avoid politics as cowardice and calls for universal study of government and active participation to prevent taxation and corruption.
An editorial argues growth comes from energetic locals who promote the town. Leaders build facilities, lure factories, attract rail lines, and engage residents. speaking up at home and to strangers spurs prosperity. Individual effort and local leadership are key to revival.
A reflective piece on friendship faith and moral ideals contrasted with social conformity. It questions collective belief and how shared sayings shape value and prosperity, humorously linking religion time currency and public opinion to human behavior. It ends by noting many prefer joining the nobody ranks over the everybody ranks.
Carl W. Riddick announces candidacy for United States senator from Montana subject to the August 29, 1922 primary. He appeals for Republican unity to support President Harding’s program and pledges loyal, patriotic service for Montana’s interests.
The Judith Basin County Press notes that about thirty Montana weekly papers review Carl W. Riddick for the U S Senate with wide editorial backing. Editors praise his plain, approachable demeanor and commend his work in Congress.
The Glasgow Courier notes rising sentiment for Carl Riddick as the Republican nominee for U S Senate in the upcoming primaries. It credits his congressional record and support from backers who say he deserves promotion.
The Plentywood Pioneer Press notes that Carl could receive strong support from Montana voters if he announces a bid for the United States Senate. The item emphasizes faith in public service as a basis for backing his candidacy.
In Touch With People Belt Valley Times lauds Congressman Riddick as the closest link between Montana's residents and their federal representative, noting his deep engagement with local concerns.
The New York Tribune notes the two leaders persist in harsh remarks about the United States. The piece comments it is impolite to speak while others eat, using the remark as a social aside.
Chinook Opinion endorses Congressman Riddick as the most viable Republican candidate for the Montana Senate race. He is praised for national focus, efficient work, and farming county strength. His support spans farmers and party workers, positioning him as a unifying choice favored in both primary and general elections. His legislative role highlights leadership on agricultural issues.
McCone County Banner endorses Carl Riddick for U S Senate, citing his farming background near Lewistown, Montana, and proven leadership as a former congressman elected in 1918 and re elected in 1920, arguing his experience and strong personality will best serve Montana’s agricultural interests.
Malta Enterprise writes that if Mr. Riddick becomes the Republican nominee for the senate he will draw broad support across Montana. The paper notes his two terms in the house have earned him many friends and strong backing from Republicans and Democrats alike.
Great Falls Leader notes Congressman Riddick of Montana's second district is in his second term and a tireless advocate. It is widely expected he will enter the Senate race, with strong district support and a history of carrying the district by about thirty thousand votes and leading the Republican slate.
Those who favor Montana’s interests seek the best timber for the U S senatorship and many agree Congress man Carl Riddick is the logical candidate. His four years in the House have built a record of service unblemished and free of political entanglements. He has remained plain Carl Riddick throughout his term.
A brief Manila Bulletio note questions who deserves hero status in a recent bonus debate. The item contrasts military service with taxpayer duties, hinting at broader public sentiment.
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