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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1911
Page
4
The publication notes weekly issuance with editor B L Poindexter and Dillon Montana mailing details. It shows a 1902 start date, standard second class matter status, and a $2 yearly subscription in advance. It indicates continued mail to subscribers until payment arrears are settled.
The Dillon Examiner guarantees advertisers the largest bona fide paid circulation in Beaverhead County. Subscription records and mailing lists are open for advertiser inspection.
The Kalispell Young Men's Republican League urged an extra session to pass a primary election law. Acting Governor Allen declined, saying the legislature failed to agree on a primary measure in regular session and a non partisan commission's bill lacked enough support. Norris would summon lawmakers if they show intent to act, while the real governor may revoke a call upon return.
The article argues that during China’s troubles foreign missionaries face risk yet are an expensive liability to harm. It notes how past crises drew Western powers to seek indemnities and territorial concessions, citing Germany’s lease of Kiao-chau and railway rights in Shan-tung following missionary deaths and similar French mining gains.
The passage laments foreign powers carving out railways and mining rights in southern China after the Boxer uprising, noting how missionary lives are weighed against concessions. It urges China to beware of nations pursuing church schools and privileges over humanitarian aims.
A political critique argues that a former statesman who shaped the tariff will push a financial plan in Congress. It warns voters doubtfully about acceptance, noting the tariff betrayal fear and the gold brick analogy as likely to sink his proposal.
The question asks who receives a resignation if the President resigns to let Sherman appoint him to the Supreme Court. The line suggests the President would resign to allow appointment, but does not specify any real person or recipient. It is a hypothetical puzzle about presidential succession and court appointments.
Leslie's Monthly for November features Taft Harmon Hughes Clark Roosevelt Bryan Black Underwood and Lafollette as presidential possibilities. The piece questions why Wilson is absent and why Black is included, suggesting Big Business influence may have shaped the lineup.
Simon Guggenheim announces he will retire at the end of his current term in 1918 to focus on his business. Many believe he held the seat to further his business interests and that he has not neglected his duties in the Senate.
The Tariff Board favors reducing wool duties and a House bill Taft vetoed last summer could be enacted again. If both occur, the President would be in a tough position and might be compelled to sign.
Warnings to western governors about actions on an eastern trip appear ignored as Governor Norris suffers injuries in a joyride mishap. Critics warned of risks while supporters call for safer travel choices by officials.
Missoula faces a dry Sunday with high fire risk as many residents flee the town on the first day of the week in search of water to protect homes.
Chicago pushes for hosting both major party conventions to showcase the city as the most progressive in the nation. Officials argue the move would boost status, tourism, and political influence in the Midwest.
Salesmen exclusive territory sought for growing fruit and ornamental stock. Steady position with weekly cash. Outfit provided. Toppenish Nursery Co. of Toppenish Washington advertises first class printing examiner optional.
In the district court of Montana Bea verhead County Margaret Dearborn files for divorce from Jesse Taleot Dearborn. The State of Montana summons the defendant to answer within twenty days after service or risk default judgment. A. Hazelbaker, Clerk. Jos C. Smith, Attorney for Plaintiff. First Publication December 20, 1911.
The Fifth district court fixes regular terms for 1912 in Beaverhead Jefferson and Madison counties. Beaverhead opens February 1 April 29 August 1 December 4. Jefferson February 18 May 14 July 30 November 11. Madison March 4 June 8 August 5 October 14. Court opens at 10 am. Virginia City Madison County Montana.
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