Company Telephone Ad Promptly Paid on Wednesday
A brief notice notes paid status for a company telephone arrangement dated Wednesday October 4 1916. No further details are provided.
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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1916
Page
9
Beaverhead County Backing Dug Gilbert for County Attorney
The Beaverhead County Examiner endorses Dug Gilbert for county attorney. Though no Democratic candidate ran in the primary, many wrote in Gilbert, the Republican nominee, praising his Dillon roots and early law training at Ann Arbor. The paper urges broad support on November 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic Party
Beaverhead County
Wilbur G. Gilbert
Gilbert
Dillon
Ann Arbor
Campaign stalwarts recall Bannack meeting in old files
The Examiner notes a 20 year old gathering where Edwin Norris W H Cochran and J B Poindexter addressed Bannack voters on national state and county issues. Norris later served as Montana governor and remains active in politics Cochran rose to prominence in Washington state Democratic ranks Poindexter served as county attorney judge and became Montana attorney general current election choice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Examiner
Edwin Norris
W. H. Cochran
J. B. Poindexter
Bannack
Edwin L. Norris
Cochran
Washington
Poindexter
Montana
Independent voters tilt toward Wilson in nationwide drift
A survey of the 1916 campaign shows independents and progressives shifting to Wilson, with notable figures like Edison, Ford, Eliot, and LaFollette among those endorsing the president. The piece notes multiple state and national leaders leaning to Wilson, highlighting the evolving political realignment and its potential impact on the race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Hughes
Thomas A. Eason
G. O. P. Committee
Associated Press
Edison
Henry Ford
Ford
Michigan
Nebraska
Teddy
Wall Street
Mexico
White House
Robert M. LaFolette
Wisconsin
Bryan
LaFollette
U.rby Amority
New York Evening Mail
George W. Perkins
Massachusetts
Harry A. Garfield
Williams College
U.S
H. C. Hansborough
North Dakota
U. S. Senate
Associated Press Dispatch
Hansborough
Roosevelt
Abraham Lincoln
California
Luther Burbank
Burbank
Charles W. Eliot
Harvard
Filiot
New England
Eliot
Robert W. Babson
America
Woodrow Wilson
Democratic Party
George A. Pearce
Maryland
Charles R. Lingley
Dartmouth College
David Lubin
International Institute of Agriculture
Charles W. Morz
Hudson Navigation Company
Maine
John D. Crimmons
New York City
F. F. Ayer
New York Tribune
Montana
Jerome Williams
Big
Timber Pioneer
B. R. Albin
Billings
United States
Colorado
Washington
Oregon
National Committee
Brainbridge Colby
New York State
Hale
Colby
Amos Pinchot
Gifford
New York
Seabury
Paul Fuller
Robert H. Elder
Empire State
Charles R. Crane
Chicago
Francis Heney
Sam Francisco
Isador Jacobs
California Canneries Company
William A. Kent
Congress
Nortoni
U. S
Jane Addams
Ida M. Tarbell
Miss Addams
Miss Tarbell
Hach
Elizabeth Lowry
Kansas
Progressive Party
W. P. Boland
A. B. Rapley
Pennsylvania
Also Mentioned on This Page
Dillon Examiner OR Printing Company
Dillon, Mont
Company
Telephone 34
Dug” Gilbert
Tilden
Cleveland
McKinley
Mugwump
Taft
Hannis Taylor
Alabama
Spain
AG Ang Ae Dt
TA Ben Akt
Margaret Turnbull
Lasky
Blanche Sweet
Bessie Barriscale
Italy
Hazel Dawn
Owen Moore
Paramount Picture
the Child of Destiny
Metro
Irene Fenwick
Lillian Gish
Magdalene
Oliver Morosco
Rita Jolivet
Theda Bara
Isabel
Fox
Lynne
Pudd’nhead Wilson
Mark Twain
Theodore Roberts
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