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Newspaper
Choteau Montanan
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1916
Page
2
Weekly publication text from Choteau Teton County noting long distance and subscription terms, with annual rate and advertising inquiry.
Items from the Chateau Montanian dated twenty years ago note Miss Della Evans arriving. Ed Hughes moving his family to the ranch. births to Frank Truchot and Wm Hodgskiss. Tim Day sick with mountain fever. Corsons visiting Sun River and Great Falls. Gillette visiting from Dupuyer for a Republican convention. Otto Connor returning from mining. sheriff's sale of 90 horses at 11.50 each. diphtheria nurse Chas White injures throat with carbolic acid but not severely hurt. Sheriff Zimmerman capturing a robber near John Mobbins’ sheep camp. other robberies reported. Mike Connolly from Shelby. marriage license issued to John W. McArthur and Martha Cook. Democratic primary results with 21 votes cast. Hagen and Wright back from the Falls. Leech and Cowell back from the Marias trip. new R. S. Brown residence under construction. local school praised as magnet. Baron Max Grotthus visiting, citing his sheep business ties to Clark Bros.. David Lutz family welcomes a daughter. Dan Hagerty returns from Chicago. A B Hamilton helping Blackfeet treaty talks over minerals. Frank Aldrich of Pondera in town seeking Alaska climate. Wm H Gallagher of Choteau pursuing mineral interests and timber for 70 000 ties.
A car driven by J S McFadden of Whitehall plunged over an embankment during a Glacier Park outing with Luther Dobyns family and guests. McFadden died Tuesday evening from injuries. Roy Dobyns remained unharmed. others suffered bruises. McFadden was a prominent Whitehall businessman.
Beaupre Cafe run by Wm Blair promotes its best meals in the city with Sunday dinners singled out as a specialty. The ad notes Blair as proprietor and invites patrons to visit for a quality dining option.
In a Chicago address, Mr Hughes accuses the administration of lacking a Mexican policy and warns against letting the American spirit be sullied by foreign war. He urges a clear policy to protect American lives and uphold the flag's honor wherever it flies.
The piece quotes Mr Hughes criticizing the kept us out of war claim and recounts arguments about the Vera Cruz action. It questions motives for the raid, noting soldiers killed, ammunition reaching Huerta, and the pledge not to interfere in Mexican affairs. It suggests distrust among Mexicans toward U.S. promises.
The article notes Manana as the Democratic keynote with a watchful waiting approach. Wilson plans a campaign drive after Sept 1 without fixed engagements while western visits are tentatively set for mid September. Bryan’s Maine speech may be delayed and Stughes leads a vigorous western campaign.
In Chicago Mr Hughes rails against what he calls kiss me and I ll kiss you appropriations in Congress, saying he will oppose them even if it costs him the presidency. He frames the issue as protecting personal political fortunes from such votes.
Seventeen high ranking officers in charge of naval affairs include twelve from Southern states. Josephus Daniels is blamed for hindering naval progress and efficiency while many new men have entered the Washington end of the Navy. The piece contrasts navy regional leadership with the army and notes a dissenting opinion echoing the American people.
In a public address Mr. Hughes calls for American efficiency in business and organization, urging the protection of human industry and commerce and the flag and name to be honored worldwide. He frames national vigor as essential to global standing.
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