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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1914
Page
4
The Dillon Examiner issues its Wednesday edition dated June 24 1914 from Dillon Montana. Henry F Crittenden serves as managing editor and the paper notes it was entered on September 20 1902 at Dillon under the 1879 Act of Congress.
The Dillon Examiner guarantees advertisers the largest bona fide paid circulation in Beaverhead County. Subscription records and mailing lists are open to advertiser inspection.
The piece contrasts Roosevelt and Hearst as twin political forces sharing goals such as opposing Wilson’s policies, tariff reform, and centralized government. It notes their differing financing methods, mutual criticisms, and a mended rift over McKinley’s assassination, while urging decisive anti trust action and presidential support for reform.
The Senate ended a long debate by sustaining a treaty obligation that upholds the Clayton Bulwer Hay Pauncefote principle. It declares interoceanic canals be open to all nations on equal terms, invalidating opponents of ship subsidies. The Simmons amendment to repeal free tolls is shown as superfluous.
The text argues that opponents to full justice and equal opportunity in commerce resist change, likening them to old Bourbons, and suggests that their lack of learning from past experiences hinders progress in antitrust enforcement.
The department of labor moved over one hundred thousand workers from eastern cities to western harvests. This action reduces eastern unemployment and eases western labor shortages, though it is not a full solution to the labor problem. If many stay, it could have lasting positive effects regionally.
The piece argues Amos Pinchot indicts George W. Perkins as monopoly ally and foe of social justice. It says Pinchot aims to fracture the progressives by exposing Perkins as a fraud on the public.
Progressive figures favor Perkin and Theodore Roosevelt stance. Pinchot and allied progressives see the Democratic Party as the true home for their reform agenda. They expect progressives to migrate there, viewing it as the party most genuinely progressive in the nation.
Tommy Wilson, aged 79, recalls his college days at Princeton with the Class of 1879. He enjoyed meeting his old classmates and joking about presidential duties, noting he was once considered for the presidency but ranked fourth on the list.
Elbert Hubbard forecasts Niagara Falls will be destroyed in about 9 000 years. The claim appears in a dated article reflecting speculative science and public fascination with geologic time.
Amas Pinchat tells the progressive brothers revealing sharp truths but notes George Perkins' money speaks the loudest in the exchange.
In Dillon Montana Bea verhead County justice court under Louis Stahl summons A. J. Stone plaintiff sues Lee Beers T Burris and Pacific Coast Advertising Sign Co a co partnership to recover 44 45 dollars on a contract. Defendants must answer by July 18 1914 or face default judgment.
The document directs all defendants to appear and answer the complaint or default judgment will be entered. It is dated June 17, 193 and signed by Louis Stahl, Justice of the Peace, with Robison & Gilbert representing the plaintiff.
The notice states that the primary nominating election registration books will close Saturday July 25 1914 at 5 o clock. Electors may register with the county clerk justice of the peace or notary public. People who did not vote in the last general election must register unless already registered since. Dillon Beaverhead county Montana June 20 1914 Jay R Baker County Clerk and Ex-officio Registrar of Beaverhead county Montana.
Notice records Andreas Besek of Melrose Montana filing final five year proof for land described as in section 24 25 township 28 range 10 west Montana meridian before Ro A Travetaker U S commissioner at Dillon Montana on the 7th day of June. Witnesses named: John Kambiech David N Woodside William Gross Joseph Skrennar all of Melrose. 425 Jos Binnard Register.
Department of the interior land office notices Charles B K Black of Dillon Montana filed homestead transfer. In Fifth Judicial District Beaverhead County Montana the court orders probate for Joseph Gauthier deceased with hearing set July 6 1914 at 10 00 a m to prove the will and Mary Gauthier’s application for letters testamentary
Range 8 W Montana meridian notice filed to establish claim to the land described. Before F A Hazelbaker A B commissioner in Dillon Montana on July 7 1914. Witnesses include John L McFadyen Simon A Langdorf Robert Miller John B Me Laren all of Dillon Montana. 42nd Jos Binnard Hellister.
Notice from the Department of the Interior date May 25 1914 states Edward W Skemper of Dillon Montana filed intention to make final proof on his homestead application No 93721 for Nis section 8 township 6 S range 7 W Montana meridian before F A Hazelbaker US commissioner at Dillon Montana on July 8 194. Witnesses named Edward S McRobert Marion C Bradley James W Kemper Stephen C Cook all of Dillon Montana. Joseph Binnard Register.
Department of the interior notice states Lucy Jane Wemper of Dillon Montana filed homestead application No 02789 on February 26 1910 for section 8 township 68 range 7 W Montana meridian. The notice lists witnesses Ed ward S McRobert Marion Bradley James W Wemper Stephen Cook and others.
B R Barbour and George Bowen were arrested Saturday night by Sheriff Erwin and a night officer on Rhodes and Andersons complaint. They allegedly tried to pass a $10 worthless check at the Centenial saloon claiming the Idaho sheepman father would honor it.
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