Republican Committee Endorses Pray and State Ticket
The Teton county Republican committee adopts a unani mous resolution reaffirming loyalty to the party. They felicitate Montana voters for choosing Charles N. Pray as U S senator and pledge enthusiastic support. They commend the Republican state ticket and urge electors to back all county candidates with integrity and a positive campaign.
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Republican Committee
Montana
United States
Charles N. Pray
Pray
Congress
Teton County
Republican ticket listings for state and county offices
The notice lists Republican candidates for U S Senator Charles N Pray Congressman G W Farr Jeannette Rankin Chief Justice Theodore Brantley Governor Frank J Edwards Lieutenant Governor J B Annin Attorney General Ford Secretary of State Frank A Hazelbalker State Treasurer H L Hart State Auditor W B Fenner Railroad Commissioner Daniel Boyle Clerk of Supreme Court William O Craig State Superintendent May Trumper Judicial tickets Judge R W Berry W P Costello County ticket candidates include D F Mains C B McDonald for House Districts D Frank Stufft County Commissioner and other county offices Farmers A B Guthrie County Assessor John L Lundgren County Attorney R M Hattersley County Surveyor John H Barnett Grace M Thompson Coroner Chas H Connor Public Administrator Byron Corson and Justice of the Peace Chateau Township John E Dehaas.
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H. L. Hart
W. B. Fenner
Daniel Boyle
Supreme Court
William O. Craig
May Trumper
R. P. Dean
Paul Jacobson
C. James Smith
Cott. Stewart H. L. Hart
W. D. Fenner
A. B. Guthrie
John L. Lundgren
R. M. Hattersley
John H. Barnett
Grace M. Thompson
Chas. H, Connor
Byron Corson
Chateau Township
John E. Dehaas
Lost fishing pole ad seeks owner in Choteau Montana
On the road a jointed fishing pole found. The owner may claim by proving property and paying for this advertisement. Contact E. H. Ganong in Choteau Montana.
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E. H. Ganong
Choteau
Montana
Misplaced Quote Sparks Town Topics Reflection
A fragment from Town Topics features a vague exchange about masculinity and inner strength. The lines read as casual commentary, offering a window into local dialogue on identity and courage.
Central Committee Meeting Organizes Republican Party in Conrad
A Republican county central committee meeting held in Conrad elected J. E. Ritchey as chairman H. F. Sewell secretary Sam A. Sollid treasurer and Geo. M. Coffey Jr as state committeeman. Vacancies were named across multiple precincts with many local leaders listed among the new slate. Harmony prevailed as candidates and supporters gathered to back the ticket for November.
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Republican County Central Committee
Conrad
J. E. Ritchey
H. F. Sewell
Sam A. Sollid
Geo. M. Coffey, Jr
Choteau
Cut Bank
Conrad, Power and
D. F. Mains
Walier
A. B. Guthrie
Paul Jacobson
J. H. Barnett
R. M. Hattersley
Novemer
Roosevelt applauds Hughes speech at Carnegie ball
Theodore Roosevelt sat in a box as Mr Hughes delivered his acceptance speech and received enthusiastic applause. He praised Hughes for exposing Wilson’s Mexican policy, ridiculing its diplomacy, and stressing that words must be backed by deeds.
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Theodore Roosevelt
Carnegie Ball
Hughes
Teddy
United States
Mexico
Mr. Hughes
Wilson
Lusitania
Albany
Wilson's Presidency Faulted Over Primary Function
The text argues the Wilson administration failed in its core duty and has reduced the nation to a state of ignominy under his presidency. It emphasizes the administration's inability to meet a defining government function.
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Hughes
Mr. Wilson
Mexico
John Fiske
Hves
A Policy of Firmness and Consistency NEEDED
Excerpt from Mr. Hughes speech of acceptance argues the nation lacks aggression toward Mexico and needs a policy of firmness and consistency. It emphasizes protecting citizens and border security, demanding Mexico honor international obligations while offering steadfast support to a stable government. A period of steady, friendly dealing is favored over vacillation.
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Mexico
Hughes
Administration Remiss on Lives and Property
The speaker criticizes the administration for being content with leisurely discussion and failing to protect American lives, property, and commerce. The remarks emphasize a need for stronger actions rather than talk.
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Mr. Hughes
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Charles Evans Hughes
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Jeannette Rankin
Theodore Brantley
Frank J. Edwards
Republician Judicial Ticket
Eighth Judicial District
R. W. Berry
W. P. Costello
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House of Representatives
D. F. Mains c. &. McDonald
D. Frank Stufft
FE. Garrett
J. I. Cain
C. E. Trescott
Cal Binford
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E. F. Dixon
Thos. Manix
Dupuyer
Jacob Lauffer
Birch Creek
Louis Lenoir
Fish Lake
Orlo Stansbury
Blackleaf
John W. Ward
Belleview
Vincent F. Vance
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Lowry W. P. Andrews
Power Svendt Wiprud
Dutton Co
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Brady John B. Wallenstein
Brad
Conrad H. F. Sewell
Conrad Elmer Fowler
East Pondera
George G. Brownell
Browne H. D. Harrison
Walter E. E. Leech
Walter J. M. Parmalee
William James Sanders
Manson
Oscar Fiuto
Fowler
G. W. Cleland
Bruce R. McNamer
Bart Henry Jacobson
Red River
J. M. Hyde
E. D. Pierce, Agawan
Al'oy
Dan Whetstone
G. MM. Coffey, Jr
Roosevelt
Studebaker
Choteau Merc. Co
Howard
Chateau Hardware Co
Great Falls
Fred Lewis
Falls
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