Editorial urges Mantle nomination to restore Republican harmony
In Beaverhead and Dawson County papers editors push ex Senator Lee Mantle for compression while condemning the Aryan forces ties. The editorial hints Mantle may be consulted but stresses party unity and questions current candidates and future votes in state races.
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Hutte
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Consolidating Rural Schools Plan Advocated by Tate Superintendent
Tate Superintendent Welch proposes district school consolidation to transport pupils to a central school. The plan aims to cut costs by hiring fewer teachers, consolidate small districts, and improve efficiency with better-labeled examples from eastern states.
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Welch
Ohio
Massachusetts
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Ana
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Achoolsa
Cies de Trelulpert
Strikers Urged to See Prosperity Amid Mining Trusts
The piece questions why workers would strike amid large dividends from trusts including the coal trust and terms the period an era of unequaled prosperity, urging an end to labor action.
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Governor Vetoes Book Policy Supporting Schley Credit
Louisiana governor vetoes a bill requiring use of a vo tent book that omits credit to Admiral Schley in Santiago battles. He says he is a wart admirer and praises voters for choosing education boards. The piece contends Democrats fail to offer Philippines policy alternatives.
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Phe nostination to associate pis flee to the supreme court
Vague discussion outlines a Democratic state convention focus on a judicial nomination and internal party disputes. The text cites tensions between interests around Hutte and suggests observers expect careful handling to avoid wider conflict in Montana politics.
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Hutte
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Amendment to the Constitution on board terms and elections
The article discusses a proposed constitutional amendment requiring voter approval and adjusting term lengths. It notes a six year term for a series member and staggered elections every two years. Proponents argue it ensures two experienced men on the board at all times.
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