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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1916
Page
4
The Dillon Examiner weighs Charles Evans Hughes as Republican standard bearer. It contrasts his record as New York governor and U S Supreme Court justice with Wilson and Roosevelt, noting his cautious campaign style and uncertain public positions.
Theodore Roosevelt, former president and party founder, confronts his own organization's fate as he pursues a personal nomination. The 1912 split wrecks the party, while 1916 sees him begging for a renomination, challenging Republican leaders and ideals.
The article argues Roosevelt bullied by ambition and misread allies. It suggests his failed bids in 1912 and 1916 ended with Republican leaders decisively sidelining him. It predicts Roosevelt will back Hughes and claim credit if he wins, portraying him as a fame seeker rather than a reformer.
Laurence Green notes T R and Teddy Roosevelt clash over preparedness and Hughes versus Roosevelts influence as the Republican convention in Chicago shifts to Oyster Bay. Lodge backs Weeks while Hughes and Roosevelts moves create a cautious battle for the party's future. No patent medicine ads appear in The Examiner.
Walter E. Lloyd sues Lew Barbour Maud Barbour Campbell Quitman Owen as admin of estates for land disputed in Bea verhead County Montana. Defendants unknown named and process issued to all, twenty days to answer. Lands described include parts of sections 21 and 22 in township 7 south range 12 west. Relief seeks quiet title and determination of claims. Witness dated June 14 1916. Clerk C W Conger.
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