Dillon Examiner 1913 Subscription Notice
The Dillon Examiner announces maintenance of weekly publication dated April 2 1913 with editor E L Poindexter. Subscriptions are two dollars per year in advance and mailings continue until ordered stopped and arrears are settled.
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Dillon City Caucus Names Selway for Mayor in Nonpartisan Move
The Dillon civic group met at the courthouse to nominate E. O. Selway for mayor with R. R. Rathbone as a potential independent. The vote signaled strong regard for both men, while the campaign remains without issues and hinges on sustaining the caucus outcome.
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T. D. Olmsted
Citizens’ Caucus
Court House
E. 0. Selway
R. R. Rathbone
Rathbone
Mr. Selway
Dr. Rathbone
City
Selway
Bryan Era Rejection of Dollar Diplomacy Signals Shift
The first act of the State Department under Secretary Bryan rejects Taft Knox Dollar Diplomacy, pledging humanity over property and national honor over profit. Wilson’s public statements on Latin America and China gain Bryan endorsement, signaling a break from using the department as a banker’s tool. Huntington Wilson resigns, underscoring a move away from the business agent model and toward policy reversal.
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Department of State
Bryan
Taft
Knnox
Robert M. la Follette
Wilson
Latin America
China
Wall Street
State Department
Huntington Wilson
Knox
New York
Inheritance Claim On Treasury Attracts Debate
Renois Payne argues no new administration inherits a richer treasury with nearly 150,000,000 in the women’s fund on March 23, while noting the national debt at the end of Taft’s term reached 2,906,750,518.66, the highest in U.S. history. The debt has risen each year since 16 years ago when Democrats handed power to Republicans. Forsgren & Thomas advertise chopped feed and grains at their store.
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Eg Renoix
Payne
New York State
Taft
Passtime to Show Multiple Reel Pictures and Vaudeville Acts
The Passtime theatre presents the first of General Film companys multiple reel features with The Lost Son two reels plus a comedy and two vaudeville acts including Poole and Poole novelty gymnasts. A second program Sunday features three reels from Patents Companies. April 7 and 8 offers Kalems The Redemption a strong moral drama with theft and betrayal. Also notes Chiropractic services by W H Clark and Dr Ashlock with free consultation and spinal analysis.
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Poole
Superior
Wisconsin
Pooles
Alicia Poole
Seattle
Red Iéllcs
The
Underworld
Grey
Ellis
W. H. Clark
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