Democrats Field State and Local Tickets in Montana
The Dillon Examiner lists Democratic candidates for state and county offices in Montana. A. J. Campbell is named for Congress, William Y. Pemberton and William T. Pigott for the Supreme Court seats, Henry G. Rickerts for Clerk of the Supreme Court, with D. K. Metlen G. Topaul Sherritt Charles H. Padily as Representatives and Benjam? Bond as Assessor and other posts filled.
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Henry G. Rickerts
Jeferson County
Silver Republican rift erupts in Montana politics
Long threatened split between Hartman and Mantle culminates in a decisive clash at the Silver Republic party meeting. Mantle’s faction gains no direct victory as a parliamentary move brings in a slate aligned with Barteen and Chisholm, while Mantle supporters vow to vote straight GOP.
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Two Party Fight Over Silver Issue Dominates Montana Campaign
The county and state political contest narrows to two camps the Silver Republicans now aligned with the Democratic tickets and the Gold Bug Republicans aligned with the Republican tickets. Voters face a clear choice on free silver coinage with the Democratic slate advocating restoration and the Republican slate defending the gold standard.
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Marshall Supporter Sparks Silver Debate in Beaverhead
A Tribune analysis portrays Marshall as aligned with the gold standard while opposing silver. Ruppenberg, a Montana gold forces leader, claims Marshall backs the silver platform despite contradictions. Local silver voters in Beaverhead County respond with skepticism to the mixed signals.
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Dillon Democrats Prepare Campaign Roadmap Report
Readers urged to monitor upcoming party efforts ahead of a pivotal election. The piece notes potential candidates and campaign activity by the Dillon party, warning of repeated attempts and urging vigilance for any repeated efforts through the coming weeks.
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Local Memoir Fragments Describe Craft and Trade Figures
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Fragmented Damaged Text Rest of Local Item
A damaged OCR fragment provides few readable names or specifics about a local item. The text hints at a place or event but lacks clear details, dates, or participants to identify a concrete news event or notice. Further readable context is required to produce a precise headline and summary.
Fragmented OCR notes on Werees en barrier and personals
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Voter Rights Question Sparks Discussion on Party Continuity
A reader raises concerns about how an individual may exercise voting rights to support a party over multiple elections. The text expresses frustration with attempts to understand the process and mentions confusion across states.
Beaverhead County to vote as election results near
A movement to unite local groups seeks to sway Beaverhead community voters. Officials urge watching election returns on November 5 for outcome and impacts.
Montana Pledges Deemed Redeemed in Beaverhead County
In Beaverhead County voters face a choice framed by Democratic critics who charge broken pledges by the party and urge supporting Republican candidates. The piece credits Republicans with public spending restraint, tax fairness, and debt reduction under state governance, asserting Democratic and Populist critiques misstate the record and praising fiscal stewardship by Governor Smith and state officials.
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Fragmented text hints at political reform in a heated era
The unreadable OCR fragment references party dynamics, vetoes, and constitutional framing involving Republican and Democratic factions. It mentions state power, political purges, and debates over property and public offices, with implications of party struggle and procedural battles.
Beaverheld Iyer Advon Fades From Record
Fragmentary text notes Beaverheld Iyer Advon with unclear actions and financial details. The passage lacks verifiable names, dates, places, or outcomes to form a clear public notice or news item.
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