Weaver Ends Sheriff Bid and School News Highlights
John M. Weaver of Chateau retires from the August 29 primaries for Teton County sheriff, thanking supporters in Choteau Farmington Bole Collins Fairfield and planning to vote in November. The Augusta Times reports a first parent‑teacher association meeting at the high school with a board decision to buy a Victrola and records and to install playground slides and a basketball. Dr. Th. Schjoldager named physician for Great Northern hospital at Lehigh with plans for a large new facility and salary near $10 000. his family will move shortly.
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John M. Weaver
Chateau
Teton County
Choteau
Farmington
Collins
Bole
Fairfield
Weaver
Parent Teachers Association
Pridham
Lawrence Jackson
Canyon
Freeman Daley
P. I. Cole
George Hall
Kentucky
A. B. Guthrie
Th. Schjoldager
Great Northern Hospital
Lehigh
Judith Basin
Schjoldager
Great Northern
Harvest Weather Delays Rush as Local Fund Grows
Large gathering at P. O. Rustad's store raised about 55 dollars for the hall fund while Ed Bollerud contributed 75 dollars. Harvesters may be delayed by rain over the weekend, with parish circle meetings and Sunday school activities resuming soon. Farmington news dated Sept 4, 1916.
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P. O. Rustad
Ed Bollerud
May ‘Thompson
City Streets In Mexico From Block To Block
The article notes a long standing Spanish custom that names of the same street often change from block to block creating an almost unbroken regularity in street layouts across Mexico.
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Mexico
Order to Show Cause in Drinkwine Estate Guardianship
In the District Court of Montana Teton County a petition seeks leave to mortgage estate realty to raise 3500 dollars. Next of kin and interested parties must appear September 19, 1916 at 10 am in Chateau Court House to show cause why the guardian should not be allowed to mortgage the S4 of section 15 124n14w. Publication in Chateau Montana weekly for four weeks.
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District Court
Eighth Judicial District
State of
Montana
Teton
P. M. Drinkwine
Chateau
County of Teton
Chateau Montanan
Gaid County
The Polar Regions Population Estimate
It is estimated there are 300,000 inhabitants in the polar regions with about one person for every ten miles.
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Polar Regions
Harding warns against wartime prosperity and human cost
The passage condemns temporary economic gains earned through war, calling the prosperity sectional and fevered. It denounces the blood sacrifice of millions and urges a peaceable, humane basis for national success, quoting United States Senator Warren G. Harding.
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United States
Warren G. Harding
Roosevelt Urges Women to Back Hughes in 1916
Theodore Roosevelt writes to Alice Carpenter urging women in enfranchised states to support Charles E. Hughes, arguing he has the right positions and that supporting his rival would disappoint sisters in states without suffrage. The letter emphasizes unity among supporters and is cited as a strong endorsement.
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Hughes
Theodore Roosevelt
Alice Carpenter
Hughes Warns of Postwar Industrial Turbulence
Charles Be Hughes contends that wartime prosperity is temporary and caused by abnormal conditions. He predicts a new Europe after the war with millions of returning soldiers entering the workforce and each belligerent nation's energies shifting to production.
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Europe
Charles BE. Hughes
Hughes Replies to Critics as Private Citizen
Mr Hughes answers critics by leaving the supreme court to join the Republican campaign as a private citizen. In his acceptance speech he outlines vital issues and how the party would address faults of the current administration to restore U S standing abroad.
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Democracy
Hughes
Supreme Court
Republican Party
United States
Hughes Detroit Talks Reflect American Rights And Labor
Excerpts from Hughes speeches in Detroit emphasize American rights beyond borders and a call for universal prosperity. He stresses a square deal for workers and warns against militarism while praising sound American policies. Civil service critique notes political misuse of public business and personnel moves.
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America
Republican Party
Hughes addresses Chicago highlights and policy stance
A Chicago speech summary quotes Hughes as saying he is a 100 percent judge and candidate, condemns appointing incompetent officials, urges respect for representatives, defends national honor, and vows no more political payoff funding in Congress. The remarks emphasize integrity and anti-corruption reforms.
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United States
Congress
Canadian sentries miss bombs ready to drop in Democratic camp
A fragment from the Philadelphia Public Ledger notes that Canadian sentries who searched the car of Mr. Hughes failed to find bombs he had prepared to use against the Democratic camp.
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Hughes
Philadelphia Public Ledger
Daniels Defined as The Issue in Sun Editorial
The New York Sun labels Daniels as the focal issue while the writer argues Democrats will avoid it, joining other so called issues. Daniels is portrayed as a hard proposition to defend.
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New York Sun
Daniels
Bargain Rise Reconsidered in Bonus Deal
A discussion shifts from discounted Danish stands to a plan offering a twenty million bonus on a five million value. The proposal contrasts a marked down price with a large incentive, reshaping the value assessment and payment structure.
Words or Deeds Debate in Hughes Chicago Speech
In Chicago, Mr. Hughes argued the campaign hinges on actions over words. He urged voters to support deeds that serve the American people, uphold the nation’s honor, and bolster U S prosperity through concrete action.
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United States
Hughes
Chicago
Burst of critique on Hughes nomination by Dr. Eliot
Dr. Eliot rejected Dems aim to flag a court battle over Hughes. He wrote that most Americans would see his choice as a right to pursue political service after holding the governor and justice posts, puncturing the expected momentum.
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Charles W. Eliot
Hughes
Dr. Eliot
Supreme Court
Plant Species Used in Perfume Trade
The text states that 4,200 plant species are used commercially and that 420 of these are used for perfumes. It notes a large share of plants are utilized across commercial sectors with a focused subset supporting fragrance production.
Polk Warns Britain Over Blacklist Policy Consequences
Mr Lansing doubts the case against Britain on the blacklist is strong enough to press. Yet Mr Polk warned the British government in the gravest terms about the many serious consequences to be feared if the blacklist action is not withdrawn.
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Lansing
Great Britain
Polk
Nile Outflow Four Times Thames Flow Quoted
The article notes that water flowing out of the Nile is sixteen times greater than that of the Thames, indicating a comparison of river discharge between two major waterways.
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Nile
Thames
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Richard Reiding
Grace Reiding
John Roof
Saint Paul
Epherus
W. A
T. H. Pridham
Petitioner
Mont
Pach Bros
Charles Evans Hughes
Charles Warren Fairbanks
Charles E. Hughes
Roosevelt
MR. Hughes
Detroit
Civil Service
Coast and Geodetic Survey
Houck and
Cleland
Haugen’s Cash Bazaar
Kra
Ames
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