Republican Resolutions From Butte Convention Urge Reform
Delegates of the republican party in convention assembled urge united effort to redeem the city from democracy. They demand partisan control end, advocate high wages, ban depreciated warrants, oppose tolls and corruption, and call for retrenchment and proper spending while praising national war efforts and Montana soldiers.
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Republican Party
Wwe
Butte
Montana
Uty Polis Organization
Silver Republican Resolutions From Butte City Convention
The Silver Republicans of Butte adopt resolutions condemning the Sixth legislative assembly members for aiding the selection of a senator to succeed Hon. Lee Mantle. They state no local ticket will be placed in the field and emphasize good local government as the election’s aim.
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Butte
Regiserative Assembly
Lee Mantle
Tate
Shill Democracy
Cronin
Thomas
United States
Campaign Imbalance in Butte Election Foretold
A local editorial argues voters must set aside campaign passions and judge the Butte election on issues. It claims Democrats manipulate registration and moneyed interests while Republicans focus on good city government, urging principled voting free of prejudice.
Normoyle under fire in split over police magistrate race
An Anaconda Standard editorial accuses Normoyle of bribery attempts and questions his integrity for police magistrate. It claims he would betray public trust for money, cites his legislative votes for gambling and corporate measures, and argues the first concern is backing him for personal gain.
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Inter Mountain
Normoste
Normoyle
Clark
Nhrmsyte
Coomb
Nort Moyle
Ballot’s sacred function to atone wrongs and urge right
The speaker reflects on misunderstanding the spirit of American independence dominating the west. He urges every citizen to fulfill duty by acting rightly as God guides, bearing in mind that ballots can atone for wrongs and undo evil.
Admiral Dewey Rebuffs Political Offer Sets Record
The article notes Admiral Dewey refused a presidential offer, saying he would not accept. It compares his stance to historic figures like General Taylor and General Scott, praising his independence. It also mentions Thomas, a Republican alderman candidate in the Seventh ward, who declined the nomination due to employer pressure.
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Dewey
Ewlent
United States
Taylor
Scott
Gener Hancver
Admiral Dewey
Mys
Thomas
Home seekers urged to settle Montana mines and farms
The Inter Mountain notes Homeseekers Excur sions bring 6 000 pilgrims westward but Butte locals urge homeseekers with capital and grit to pioneer mining towns and arid lands. They argue Montana offers rich mountains yet barren plains can yield thriving homes with patient labor and smart investment.
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Great Northwest
Putte
Butte
Montana
Horeh
Aaron
Is municipal corruption tied to active human agency and national issues
The piece debates whether taxpayers should ignore corruption in cities driven by corporate managers and whether local votes should address only city welfare or broader national scandals, noting cases like Whiteside and Normoyle and questioning the relevance of national matters to municipal campaigns.
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Nicaragua
Pacific
Philippines
Alaska
Depew
New York
Beveridge
Indiana
Clark
Montana
Delaware
Utah
Editorial hosannas and political clashes in Butte campaign
A fragment from a Butte newspaper column accuses local papers and editors of bias in the city campaign. It criticizes the Anaconda Standard for misstatements and for focusing on word counts instead of issues while praising other papers for influence and campaigning tactics.
Democracy and Silver Ratio Debate in Anaconda Standard
The Anaconda Standard argues that exact silver ratio figures are not vital for restoration. It notes the ratio is a matter of law and has varied in U S currency and abroad, with world changes effectively fixing the ratio.
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P. F. Boland
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Fifth Ward
Jos. Archambault
H. Kroger
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J. B. Virtue
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E. D. Elderkin
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Normayte
United States Senate
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Standard
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Sahnahee
Nike
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Emeaneae
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