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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1922
Page
7
The Dillon Examiner notes editorial and business management correspondence addressed to its office. The page date shows Wednesday April 19, 1922 with a reference to the Act of Congress of March 3, 1879 and a Dillon Montana filing line.
The Examiner announces it will publish Babson's weekly report, touted as the most authentic business and financial outlook for the country. The first installment appears today, offering readers valuable market guidance used by major dailies.
The piece surveys rising youth crime and moral issues across towns from Spokane to Helena, noting curfew tensions, parental neglect, and efforts like tobacco-posting campaigns in Dillon. It cites recent juvenile crimes, investigations into immoral conditions, and city council debates over curfew enforcement and parental responsibility.
Senator Walsh dispatches a scholarly letter to the Montana Democratic convention in Helena. He assails Republican tariffs and disarmament delays, argues Europe’s turmoil harms U S industry, and praises Democratic leadership while lamenting his absence at the meeting.
The city attorney works on an ordinance addressing juvenile delinquency as the measure progresses, with its fate and impact eagerly awaited.
Judge Joseph C. Smith of Butte launches a statewide drive to repeal the primary law. A Dillon mass meeting will rally voters, and a repeal organization will form to start campaigns in other counties, aiming to draft an initiative bill and circulate petitions. The Examiner backs the plan as a parent movement.
Denton Oliver returned yesterday from Dell after handling business matters. George Clemon spent Monday at the county seat from his ranch home in the Big Hole basin. O. M. Best and his small grandson were in Butte Monday to visit J. P. Best, who has been very ill in a hospital there.
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