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Dillon Examiner

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Oct 24, 1917

Page

7

How Prussianism Poisoned Germany Address

Otto H. Kahn, born in Germany and New York financier, argues Prussianism plagues Germany, urges Americans of foreign birth to fight for democracy, condemns Prussian rulers, and calls for German self salvation and peace through leadership discrediting their outlaw creed. He frames war as a clash of humanity versus brutal power, with loyalty required of all American citizens including German-Americans.

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Government regulation on Montana coal and coke pricing

W J Swindlehurst explains federal policy set by Dr H A Garfield effective Oct 1. Retail margins must align with 1915 base costs, with a cap of 30 percent above that margin. dealers may apply up to 30 percent only if allowed by prior 1917 levels, and adjustments may be considered if 30 percent exceeds local costs. Public relief aims to stabilize prices and ensure coal reaches consumers through county committees and fair margins.

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War Speech Urges Unity and Duty for Nation

A wartime address proclaims the cause as sacred and necessary to gain independence and end oppression. It stresses defeating tyranny, preserving the union, eradicating slavery, and directing vast resources toward peace and progress. It condemns treachery and hyphenated loyalties as un-American.

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To Be or Not to Be Lyceum Debate Sparks Town Poll

Citizens weigh funding for the town lyceum program as a public meeting debates whether to continue support or let the course end. Local officials urge a decision to preserve cultural offerings.

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