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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1900
Page
4
The Dillon Examiner a Beaverhead County weekly under F C Kress editor and proprietor published Wednesdays June 6 1900 with subscription price in advance for a year.
A chaotic scene unfolds at Piudtest as delegates gather Wednesday for the Delaware Democratic State Convention. Corb, ERMA, and other figures engage in heated talks, with discussions touching party unity and platform details amid a crowded, noisy hall.
A jittery editorial alleges politicians will not denounce trusts outright but will stage a party line maneuver. It cites reported committees planning adjournment by June and hints at political maneuvers to shield party aims during a volatile session.
A dense, unreadable county correspondence page with scattered proper nouns and partial phrases. The legible bits reference local names, events, and observations, but coherent facts or a single clear story are not discernible.
A distressed writer describes a troubled relationship with a husband and mentions fear of accusations. The message expresses regret and hopes the note will stop any further trouble and avoid further harm.
The county Democratic central committee orders all delegates and alternates to be Democratic residents of their precinct. In the delegate's absence, the alternate casts the vote. Precinct primaries are recommended for electing delegates on Saturday June 16 1900 under the committeeman's direction. By order of the county committee Evelyn Nowwis chair and Metlen secretary.
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