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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1910
Page
4
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The Sentinel declares its break with Independence to oppose Senator Carter and the Republican machine in Montana. It accuses Carter of inconsistency from insurgent to reformer and links him to toadying endorsements and backroom deals amid national tariff and trust controversies.
Philadelphia editorials condemn the postal savings bank bill as a Wall Street favored design. The piece traces shifts by senators from Carter’s introduced measure to Senate passage, labeling it a tool for trusts and big corporations like Standard Oil and Northern Pacific.
The piece portrays Senator Thomas H. Carter as a central figure in Montana politics. It describes his struggle to persuade insurgent constituents he is genuine while appealing to regulars as the faithful ally of Aldrich. The text suggests Carter’s subservience within the Senate.
Republican candidates praise Senators Aldrich and Carter for allowing a large free list in the tariff law. Democratic candidates counter with examples of items on the list such as joss-sticks bladder dried blood and horse hair along with bird's eggs lemon juice turtles and junk acorns bones ashes raffer catgut fossils Brazilian pebbles and oakum.
Prof Norton of Yale University argues that higher prices are not caused by gold output but by the Payne Aldrich tariff law. He notes prices here rose more than in England under free trade and says the gold standard would affect all countries equally unless a special domestic factor is at work.
In eight years the number of federal officeholders added to the national payroll reached 99 225. The move increased annual expenses by more than 70 million dollars to fund the expanded government workforce.
A brief note records Pearl J. Smith’s title books detailing ownership transfers, property listings, and related notations. The entry outlines archival references, dates, and cross citations within the local land record collection.
Deeds convey warranty and quit claim transfers among Johnson Kennedy Orr Dishno Harkness Fournier Woods, with sums from 1 to 1000 dollars. Water appropriations granted by Western Land and Water Co and others for streams in Big Hole basin and Wolf creek, plus multiple mining locations in Bannack and Southside districts.
John Armstrong editor of the Big Hole Breezes of Wisdom arrived Tuesday evening to attend the county fair and carnival and to hear Thomas Carter speak at the Opera House this evening.
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