Inter Mountain Publishing Carrier Agents Listed
Daily Inter Mountain announces its carrier system with a list of authorized agents in Anaconda Billings Livingston Red Lodge Big Timber Miles City and other Montana towns. Manager M A Berger directs mail to Butte City and theBranch Offices are shown with names of local agents and contact points.
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Inter Mountain Publishing Company
M. A. Berger
Weet Granite
Butte City
Ment
Anaconda
Peter Taney Billings
E. Hassler Mingston
Montana
Omomatl
Dan E. Alien Red Lodge
R. E. Emmons Big Timber
L. C. Olmstead
Miles City
J. H. Miskiman
John C. Lyneles
L. Whitney & Co
Porsythe Carbenad
H. Gregor
M. A
Erwin Schott
Inter Mountain expands carrier service across Montana
The Inter Mountain announces it is the only paper in the northwest with a state wide carrier system from Butte to Glendive and extending to all towns of 700 residents. Books open for advertisers. Subscription rates: $7.50 yearly in advance, carrier $2.00 monthly. Official paper of Silver Bow County.
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Rtisers
Inter -Mountain
Northwest
Butte
Glendive
Northern Pacific
Inter Mountain Pub, CO
Inter Mountain Defends Montana Justice Stance in Senate Fight
The Inter Mountain defends Montana's judiciary and vows self-defense for those accused, urging thorough investigations while condemning corruption. It backs witnesses Daly and Clark to testify and criticizes the Anaconda Standard for sensationalism in the Daly and Clark political clash.
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Tal
Commonwealth
Clark
Inter Mountain
Daly
Montana
Bette
Was Clark Elected in Montana Senate Controversy
Discussion frames whether Mr. Clark was ever legally elected to the Montana senate as the committee report argues no valid election occurred. It notes vacancy exists only if the legislature otherwise fills Mantle’s seat and contemplates gubernatorial interim action, possible reconvening, and potential impact on Governor Smith’s appointment power.
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Clark
Senate
Smith
Legislative Assembly
Montana
Mantle
Muantle
Tleman
Editorial attacks on Montana politics and Clark case
The document condemns The Anaconda Standard for a campaign of editorials against Montanans tied to Mr. Clark. It likens the paper to a ward heeler, claims it polluted Montana’s reputation nationwide, and argues a public trial should have followed merits rather than a newspaper trial, to avoid collective disgrace.
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Ike
Clark
Montana
Ward Heeler
Standard
Senate Committee
Inter Mountain
Repu
Rich senators and their fortunes rise and fall
The piece lists Senators and their wealth, naming Clark Montana as the richest at about 30 000 per day and Kean McMillan Hanna Depew Aldrich Wetmore Fairbanks Scott and Hale among the millionaires. It contrasts income figures and notes many senators are far from rich, outlining a spectrum from multimillionaires to poor by salary standards.
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Washington
New York World
Millionaires’ Club
Senate
Elkins
West Virginia
New York
McMillan
Michigan
Clark
Montana
Kean
New Jersey
Wetmore
Rhode Island
Hann Ohio
Hale
Maine
Fairbanks
Indiana
Aldrich
Depew
New_York
Scott
Jones
Nevada
Sewall
Lodge
Miketts
Foraker
Ohio
Foster
Perkins
California
Platt
Proctor
Vermont
Stewart
Teller
Colorado
Turner
Allison
Towa
Bacon
Georgia
Wyoming
Warren
Davis
Minnesota
Frye
McEnery
Louisiana
Connecticut
Simon
Oregon
Spooner
Wisconsin
Sullivan
Mississippi
Taliaferro
Florida
Allen
Nebraska
Bate
Tennessee
Berry
Arkansas
Beveridge
Burrowd
Butler
North Carolna
Chilton
Texas
Clay
Georgi
Cockrell
Missouri
Cullom
Ilinois
Deboe
Kentucky
Hertfeld
Idaho
Kenney
Delaware
Kyle
South Dakota
Lindsay
West Iiliman
South Carolina
Pritchard
North Carolina
Mazon
Illinois
Morgan
Alabama
Mallory
McCumber
North Dakota
McBride
Bay
Hanna
Expel Campbell over criminal acts and misconduct
The editorial argues for Campbell’s expulsion from Congress, citing his admission of illegal acts and moral breaches. It condemns obscene mail, tampering with a private letter, and breaking into a private room, urging prosecution and removal to uphold reform and Montana’s honor. It notes related political sniping and editorials as context for the ongoing fight.
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Clark
Campbell
House of Representatives
Bickford
Aself
Commonwealth of Montana
Congress
Daly Democracy
The Gas Meter That Struck Back on the West Side
An unnamed Chicago man, famed for guiding family entertainments, faces a months long gas meter strike that prevents recording of his range and grate. The piece hints at hidden debts of pride and a citywide strain, with a tale set on the West Side during a fever year and summer nights of lit jets and a bright gas stove.
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Gns Company
Chicago
Hicago
Inter Ocean
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W.L. Moyer
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Schatzlein Paint CO
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Lee A Eerchar
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A. B. Clements
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Frank W. Haskins
James H. Monteithele
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G.W. Stapler
T. M. Body
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Montana Corporation
Treasury
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Grass Valley
Joseph Annear
Walkerville
Richard H. Dawe
William Shovell
Thomas Joseph Broughton
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