Republican Resolutions for Butte City Campaign
Delegates of the Republican party in convention praise harmony and unite to reform Butte city government. They urge cooperation of citizens, oppose corporate control, demand fair wages and protections against depreciated warrants, condemn tolls and wasteful spending, advocate retrenchment and accountability in revenue use, and stress safeguarding public interests while supporting the national war effort in the Spanish American conflict.
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Republican Party
Butte
Montana Leaders Praise War Heroes And Flag
We commend the valor of our Montana boys serving their country in distant islands and defending the flag under American protection. We ask for national love and peaceward recognition, and condemn any political organization that slurs their achievements.
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Montana
Silver Republican Resolutions on City Election Policy
In a city of Butte convention the silver republicans resolve not to field a ticket in the forthcoming city election to preserve local government aims. They condemn the sixth legislative assembly for traitorous action in selecting a senator to succeed Lee Mantle, whose record is endorsed by the party.
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Butte
Sixth Legislative Assembly
Lee Mantle
United States
Silver Republican Party
Mantle
Senate
Democratic Party
Anaconda Standard
Democracy
Hartman
Standard
Conrad
Friends
Clark
Hartiman
Legislative Assembly
Red Ink Politics Sparks New Campaign Issue in Butte
The Anaconda Standard shifts to a new campaign weapon by attacking red ink in city politics. A walking delegate’s floor speech echoes historical editorials, prompting denials and warnings about bias. The piece critiques press snobbery and notes businesses succeed on merit without elite backing.
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Ana~ Fconda Standard
Standard
Web- Wee
Hayne
Warm Springs
Butte
Red Ink Politics in Butte May Shape Upcoming Election
The Anaconda Standard condemns red ink campaigns as coercive and calls for rebuke of such tactics in Butte Montana. It argues these methods threaten free speech and municipal governance if the Democratic party wins the forthcoming election, warning of a long period of “red ink” control and intimidation.
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Butte
Montana
Democratic Party
Indorsing Mantle and silver party rift in Montana
A city silver Republican convention condemns lawmakers who backed Hartman and Clark over Mantle for U S senator. The state convention endorsed Mantle for senate and pledged support. The piece notes Democratic wins and criticizes Anaconda Standard influence, urging future red ink restraint and caution in campaign messaging.
Republican Platform Endorses Honest Local Government
The editorial column prints the Republican platform urging focus on city issues and honest governance, praising national war workers, and supporting Mr. Calkins for treasurer while contrasting Democrats who praised soldiers but oppose the nominee. The piece lauds Montana soldiers in the Philippines and calls for civic respect.
Amusing Effort to Turn Silver Question in City Campaign
The Anaconda Standard is ridiculed for trying to turn the silver issue into a local campaign distraction. The letter argues the paper previously supported silver leaders, then betrayed them during the state election, and now wrongly links silver to local governance in Butte.
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Groun
Siard
Butte
Register at Once to Vote in City Campaign
The piece urges immediate registration as crucial for the upcoming municipal election. Democrats boast active efforts and ample funds while Republicans are called to emphasize registration and voting duties. It notes Kirk's nomination being warmly received and predicts victory, referencing the silver Republican convention and Hartman.
Youth as a Crime in Butte Campaign Debate
A reader complains about attacks on John N. Kirk’s youth in the Sixth legislative assembly race. The piece recalls historic figures and ages, arguing youth is not a crime and mocking opponents who weaponize age. The tone is satirical and editorial in a local paper.
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Alexander the Great
Napoleon
Viperor
France
Alexander Mamilom
Treasury
William Jennings Bryanne
Democratic Party
Butte
Dd N. Kirk
John N. Kirk
Mr. Kirk
Mr Kirk
Herod
A Tiger's Glass Eye At Stuttgart Menagerie
A tiger with a glass eye appears in the Stuttgart menagerie and looks as fierce as with its natural eye. The unusual creature draws attention from visitors and keeps a wary, dramatic aura around its enclosure.
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