Public dispute over Montana factions and press stance
A Butte editorial explodes at Inter Mountain bias in Montana public affairs coverage. It argues voters may stand independent of the two Democratic wings, noting Time as healer and criticizing fence-sitting journalism while urging balanced reporting in state politics.
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Inter Mountain
Butte Miner
Accus
Dow
Hill
Democratic Party
Tenacios
Time
Commonwealth
Butte
Fragmented political reflection on fixed prejudices and truth
A fragment reflects on how political beliefs claim moral authority from God and face misinterpretation amid fixed prejudices presented through painted glass. It hints at the struggle to discern right in public questions.
Meeting on Arbitration and Peace at the Hague
The Woman's club hosts a discussion led by J. J. Durstan on arbitration and universal peace amid world leaders at The Hague. The event aims to link global disarmament ideals to local concerns and potentially ease domestic political tensions.
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Hague
Halland
Archiversant
Woman's Club
Butte
J. J. Durstan
Cone Standard
Arbitration and
Permar Tribunal
Democratic Party
Duratan
Tts
Durstan
Russia
Promise or Performance in National Politics
The Butte Miner accuses Senator Chauncey M. Depew of claiming the Republicans will adopt an anti trust plank, likening it to the Democrats. It asks when the Democratic Party has opposed trusts, noting historical examples and charging Montana Democrats with capitulating to trust influence.
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Butte Miner
Democratic Party
James Buchanan
South
United States Treasury
J. Pierrepont Morgan
Republican Party
Montana
Governor Thomas Denies Philippines Volunteer Return Report
Advices from Denver deny a falsely attributed statement about Governor Charles S. Thomas of Colorado regarding the return of volunteers from the Philippines. War Secretary Alger confirms efforts to speed the volunteers home while noting transportation delays and a wish to provide comfort to waiting families.
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Denver
Thomas
Colorado
Associated Press
Ellici
War Department
Reiin
Tetow
Colorado Executiveis
Rocky Mountain News
Newge
Thommen
Fellowes
Denver News
Manila
Alger
Charles S. Thomas
Cole
Adjutant General
Philippine Islands
German Reichstag Rejects Abatement of American Meats
The proposed legislation to lift restrictions on American meats in Germany failed to gain Reichstag approval. German prejudice against American meats and cereals remains strong, despite Dietetic demonstrations and strict U.S. inspection laws. The article argues Germany must be taught there are two sides to a commercial proposition.
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Germany
Reichstag
Benjamin Harrison
United States
Reich
Butte Miner Implicates Clark Democrats in Mayoral Victory
The Butte Miner repeats that Clark Democrats elected Mayor McCarthy over Kirk, claiming party influence dictated appointments. It argues Clark supporters crossed lines to defeat Kirk, while Republicans on city council largely bow to the same forces. The piece ends with an old saying about personal choice.
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Butte
Clark Democrats
McCarthy
Kirk
J. H. McCarthy
Lark Democrats
Clark
Which Is Correct It Is To Be Hoped Butts Miner
A quip suggests the Butts Miner may avoid facing the formidable Tum Watsea in a contest, expressing doubt about the outcome and hoping for a favorable result.
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Butts
City politics and Senate fight discussed in Miner’s notes
The text critiques city attorney appointment under current conditions and its relevance to a senatorial contest. It questions the mayor and council dynamics, warns against punishing legislators, and notes the Anaconda Standard’s stance aligned against the paper’s own guidance.
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M. Lamb
Merning
United States
Colonel Funston a West Point failure rose to brigadier
The piece notes that many famed generals were weak cadets at West Point and tells how Fred Funston failed a cadetship exam. Despite losing the contest to Charlie Crawford, Funston advanced to brigadier general, while Crawford remained a subaltern.
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United States Army
West Point
Grant
Sherman
Sheridan
Academy
Imere
Fred Funston
Funston
Ohio
Kansas
Congress
Hon
Charlie Crawford
Fred
London Growth Projection to 1941 Population Surges
A London population estimate places the current figure at 5 057 000 and predicts growth that would exceed 13 000 000 by 1941 as the city expands rapidly under postwar planning.
Proposals Wanted for Behoo District Property Purchases
Sealed proposals are invited by Behoo District No 1 Silver Bow MT for three properties in Lutre Butte and Galt areas. Bids must be delivered to the clerk by 6 p.m. on May 28 9, with a ten percent certified check. The board reserves the right to reject all bids.
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Silver Bow County
Montana
Washington Annex
Battie Lode
Broadway
Lutre
Dey
Travonia
Monta
Lany
Henry Muckler
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