Tragic Shooting Stuns Red Rock Residents
Twenty years ago a deadly feud between William L McIntosh and Al DeWitt ended with McIntosh shot dead near Red Rock. Emnity over water rights triggered the violence in a county town, three days before a Dillon Fair and Racing Association event.
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Red Rock
William L. McIntosh
al DeWitt
Dillon Fair and Racing Association
J. E. Morse
A M. Holter
Helena
Morse
H. H. Swain
J. G. Shannon
Alma Thorpe
Dillon Public Schools
Edwin Norris
Butte
Richard Galliger
Lima
Phil E. Poindexter
Beaverhead County
Montana Pioneers
Virginia
Eon
Jos. A. Browne
A. F. Graeter
John I. Bishop
M. E. Powers
High Prices Driven by War Costs and Global Strain
The article argues high prices stem from currency inflation, wartime taxation, foreign demand, shortages, and transport limits. It warns against wage and price spirals, notes labor and business pressures, and endorses President Wilson’s call for a wage halt to stabilize the economy. It discusses railroad labor threats, government operation debates, and the need to maintain production and trade. It also outlines plans for foreign finance via a strong American corporation to support long term credits.
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Wilson
American Federation of Labor
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City Shoe Store
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The
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J. Reyno Tobacco Co
Prince Albert
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Winston-Salem, N. C
C. P. Thomas Store
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