Judge Greene Seeks Reelection on Record of Efficiency
Brady Citizen reports District Judge John J. Greene seeks reelection as Democratic candidate. In the three counties, 1527 cases were handled with a clean docket. Fourteen of sixteen supreme court reviews were sustained. two reversed. Fines totaled 14255 dollars and jail days 2100. Greene is praised for fairness and diligence.
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John J. Greene
Greene
Feu
Supreme Court
Pondera
Teton Toole
Glacier
Brady
Dixon and Dixon in Montana political clash and claims
A critical look at Governor Joe Dixon’s campaign rhetoric and alleged misstatements. The text contrasts tax figures for the A C M and state finances, accuses Dixon of self interest, and compares him with Andy Gump while citing public records and political advertising.
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Joe Dixon
Montana
Alexander the Great
Joe
Clark
A. Co. M
The Klonvocation Ends With Opening Ode and Closing Cry
A stage mock with Grand Gobbler and chorus erupts in surreal dialogue about elections, a beer cork, and money demands. Characters Doherty Billy Walt Bert Mike and Ali riff on court, snow, and distant authority as Act II is teased.
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CTI
Doherty
Senate
Billy
Dutton
Walt
Bert
Court House
Mike
Grand Gobbler
Calgary
Acantha Attacks AL Over Mileage Money War
After a long layoff the Acantha denounces AL and Magee over illegal mileage. It cites county liquor fines, sheriff conduct, and public records, warning voters to judge efficiency and honesty before election. Magna Charta cited to condemn unlawful official actions and calls for lawful mileage rules.
Lincoln Era Praise Signals Montana Governor Pick
Reported wide ovations across the state for Judge Erickson bolster belief he will become Montana’s next governor. The text also suggests Joe will retire to his home precinct in Missoula after a long career.
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Abraham Lincoln
Erickson
Montana
Joe
Missoula
Carlson looms in race for attorney general at Fairfield
A republican oriented Acantha claims Carlson bullied opponents with inuendo and direct charges while praising his courtroom flair. The piece contrasts Carlson with Foot, notes Carlson’s public debut success, and previews pianist Carl Wengart and a Tuesday October 28 recital at the high school auditorium starting 8:15.
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C. E. Carlson
Fairfield
Acantha
Carlson
Carl Wengart
New York City
Providence
Talens
Chateau
High School
Pondera County Sheriff System Echoed in Local Office
The passage notes the Con rad era plan organized by the Pondera County sheriff, praising his mileage claim of $18.20 in August. It asserts the efficiency system will be adopted locally under Jim Collins, promising governance free of greed amid a jail often at full capacity.
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Conrad
Pondera County
Jim Collins
The Court House and the Klansmen in Teton County
A local column accuses the courthouse of being controlled by the Ku Klux Klan and calls for candidates to declare their allegiance or face removal. It warns voters to upend hidden influence at the polls, urging Ex-Governor S. V. Stewart to address voters on October 31 at the high school auditorium.
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Chateau
Reiquam
Acantha
Court House
John J. Greene
S. V. Stewart
Teton County
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Dixon Vs
Square Bear
Joe Hasen
Montana Record Herald
Stae
John Cole
Dixon
Poins
Conley
Boards of Prison Commissioners
Billings
Andy Gump
Andy
Judge Erickson
First National Bank
U. S. Liberty Loan
Magee
John
England
Dream Land
the Attorney
Citizens State Bank
Choteau, Montana
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