Editorial department contact notice in Dillon Examiner
The Dillon Examiner dated April 26, 1922 notes that all letters to the editorial department or business management should be addressed to the appropriate office contact.
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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1922
Page
7
Primary Election Repeal Club Plans Campaign
A Montana plan to repeal the primary election law was launched last Thursday in Dillon and hashed out by the club’s executive committee Saturday. The Dillon Plan has gained broad state support with major newspapers, including the Great Falls Tribune, praising repeal and charging the current system benefits crooked politicians while failing to fix evils. The Tribune cited a Chicago primary as evidence of flaws in the system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Dillon
Great Falls
Chicago
Chicago Tribune
Rotary Club organized in Dillon marks global network entry
A group of Dillon business and professional leaders completed final steps to form a Rotary Club, joining the International Rotary Clubs. The article traces Rotary’s 1905 origins with Paul Harris, its growth to more than a thousand clubs, and its ethos of service before self. It notes a charter drive and the shift from local to international organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rotary Club
International Association of Rotary Clubs
Rotary
International Organization
Paul P. Harris
Chicago
Harris
Duluth
Winnipeg
Canada
London
England
Resolutions Adopted By Dillon Primary Repeal Club
The Dillon group argues the Direct Primary Law fails to deliver efficient public office. It cites low voter participation, nomination of skilled politicians over capable leaders, risks of party name theft, reluctance of qualified candidates to join primaries, and high costs. They urge Montana voters to repeal the 1922 primary law and form a statewide movement through correspondence and cooperation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Briely
Federal judge apologizes to state prohibition chief in jail case
Judge Bourquin in Missoula apologized to Eugene Van Wert chief of the state prohibition enforcement squad for spending a night in jail. Van Wert was arrested in Helena on a bench warrant for contempt of court after failing to appear as a witness in the Robert F King trial. He said a prior subpoena to appear in Great Falls on April 17 required his presence there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missoula
Bourquin
Eugene van Wert
Prohibition Enforcement Squad
van Wert
Helena
Marshal Rickman
Robert F. King
Great Falls
Ronald Higgins
United
Dillon forfeits debate and misses state finals
Dillon forfeits the inter district championship debate with Laurel due to lack of funds, eliminating Dillon from the Missoula finals. The Dillon team coached by Miss Numbers and led by Captain Tom Olmsted and teammates Alan Smith and Margaret Orr had hoped to reach the finals after beating Twin Bridges Sheridan and Anaconda on the Japanese question.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon
Laurel
Beam
Missoula
Anaconda
Tom ‘Olmsted
Alan Smith
Margaret Orr
Miss Numbers
Whaying
Twin Bridges
Sheridan
Private sale of Beaverhead county Montana real estate
Trustee bids off 159.98 acre tract in Sec 11 T 83 R 9 W Montana by private sale. Sealed bids due by 11 am April 29 1922 at Dillon offices. 10 percent cash or certified check required with bid. Dated April 25 1922.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court of the United States
District of Montana
Patrick Laden
Beaverhead
County
Montana
Dilton
Norris, Hurd& Collins
Dillon
Mxm. D.-Gist
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Dillon Examiner
Repeal Club
Dillon Rotary Club
Joseph Asbridge
Washington
Myers
Nelson Miles
Joseph
Secretary of the Interior
Dillon Primary Repeal Club
Kirst
Housewives
Crystal Laundry
Montans and
Bebree
C.T. Magnus
Dil- Jon
Student Association
Eliel Brothers
Saddlery
W. E. Roberts
Dillon, Mont
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