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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1914
Page
4
Henry FF Crittenden, managing editor, notes Dillon Montana mailing details dated September 20, 1902. The paper is registered as second class matter under the 1879 act and will be mailed to subscribers until ordered stopped and arrears are cleared. Subscription price is $2 per year in advance.
The Dillon Examiner asserts it has the largest bona fide paid circulation in Beaverhead County and offers advertisers open inspection of subscription records and mailing lists.
The piece argues Theodore Roosevelt manipulated facts to justify the Panama revolution and accuses him of betraying Colombia and Latin America. It cites James T. Dubois and other officials, contrasts Roosevelt’s claims with documented evidence, and condemns the Panama affair as a sordid commercial conspiracy backed by the administration.
The piece argues Colonel Roosevelts bid to overthrow the Wilson administration while weakening the Republicans and aiding the Progressives faces collapse. It contends the public will not repudiate Wilson and that Roosevelts bid would split Republicans toward the Democratic nominee, ending the Roosevelt star.
The Silver State outlines strict campaign restraints for nominees including forbidding treating voters, bribing transit, wearing badges at polls, soliciting votes, or signaling for favors. It details limits on expenses, the role of scrutineers, and reporting requirements, noting ministers and priests cannot influence voters.
Reports say Villa and Carranza remain at odds but have shown periodic reconciliation. The ongoing clashes and truces follow a pattern that keeps public figures and followers uncertain about future stability in the region.
The speaker cites President Wilson and a Philadelphia Fourth of July address to warn against big business elbowing the public. He notes a rush for advantageous positions but stresses that liberty requires remaining accessible to the common people rather than prioritizing a privileged front seat.
After a year under the new tariff the New York Journal of Commerce says democratic leaders kept their promise to reduce living costs and that tariff revision has brought minimal disruption to revenue and industry.
A Roumanian and a Mexican sheep shearer clashed and were arrested after a heated argument escalated to a fist fight. Both are now detained in the county jail awaiting further action.
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A fresh Ford shipment arrived at Montana Auto Supply and was unloaded in town last week. Most cars are contracted, leaving few for sale. Purchasers listed include Frank Schwartz with a 7 passenger Cadillac, Carl Innes with a Buick, Ira Saunders with a Ford, E J Callaway with a Ford, John Hoffman of Dell with a Ford, and John Lovell with a Ford.
Real estate transfers include Clinton Miller and John McFayden with lands east of Dillon, and multiple deed exchanges in Dillon’s additions. Mining deeds cover Butte-Milwaukee and Butte-New York Co. claims in Argenta district, plus Quartz locations by P B Goodwin.
Real bargain listing a slightly used 1914 Hudson six-40 including engine fire pump two extra casings and tubes. Montana Auto Supply Co. also advertises an entire stack of new heating stoves at cost. visit Tattergalls to view.
Labor trouble in Butte cripples business including auto sales. Charles E Shewe offers Beaverhead county residents discounts on Ghaxwell 25 and 35 touring cars listed at 750 and 1225 dollars. The 35 model includes starter and lights and a carload rate applies. Offer valid until stock is sold.
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