Senate Verse on Wall Street Fights For Truth and Reform
A satirical broadside rants about a Senate probe into the world war and market manipulation. It laments insiders profiting from stock rigging and calls for investigations, equality for illegitimate heirs, and a Senate committee to uncover who invented football.
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United States Senate
Ann
Senate
Washington
Wall Street
Balderdash
New York City
Black Horse Calvary
Looking Backwards 42 Years Ago in Dillon Tribune
Dillon Tribune notes the county's 1881 37,380.42 debt with 28,751 in bonds and the rest in warrants. Helena's Monday vote at 967 implies a larger capital population than Butte. Forest and Stream tallies Montana game killed at 264200 in 1881. Beaverhead leads in county finances yet reports whiskey for paupers and beer shortages. Surveyor Page advances a new irrigation ditch line.
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Helena
Butte
Local notes from Dillon 1896 apprentices and events
A Dillon Tribune brief notes stone masons from Butte working on the Normal school foundation. Rev Dr Tiff's feature What a Cavalry Boy Saw in the War drew a large Methodist church audience. The orphan's home reports forty six inmates. Rabbit district near Rochester sees a surge of gold prospecting amid falling silver prices.
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Butte
Tiff
Methodist Church
Sunday Closing Ordinance Defeated in Dillon Election
In Dillon on the Monday election 262 voted against the Sunday closing ordinance and 154 for it. Of 484 registered voters, 408 cast ballots. The Citizens' ticket won across wards. EH T Brock defeated Ernest Orr for alderman in the first ward, the only ward to support the dry Sunday measure.
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Citizens
EH. T. Brock
Ernest Orr
Local vote counts unfold for alderman races and closing ordinance
In a legislative tally 100 votes favored a measure and 36 opposed. Leonard Ebiel won the second ward alderman seat over R. T. Wemple with 34 for and 111 against the closing ordinance. In the third ward two aldermen were chosen: John Len kersderfer and M. E. Barry defeated A. S. Rife and Joseph Hainds. The Sunday closing ordinance drew 20 for and 60 against. Scott Leavitt and family plan to arrive soon from Ely Minnesota. Leavitt is appointed deputy forest supervisor under C. K. Wyman here.
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Leonard Ebiel
R. T. Wemple
John Lenkersderfer
M. E. Barry
A. S. Rife
Joseph Hainds
Scott Leavitt
Ely
Minnesota
My. Leavitt
C. K. Wyman
Jewett Smashes Anzac Speed Record On Bad Roads
The Jewett Six set a 14 hour 58 minute record from Auckland to Wellington across 500 miles, despite poor roads. Drivers Phil Seabrook and W Sinton of Paige Detroit Motor Car Co stated future runs may be less testing due to road improvements. A seven foot ball touring Northwest to Southeast promotes citizen military training camps, to be moved by students over about eighteen months.
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Auckland
Wellington
New Zealand
Jewett Six
Jewett
Paige-Detroit Motor Car Company
Phil Seabrook
W. Sinton
Paige Company
Chicago
Seaboard
Eye Specialist Dr Scarborough to Visit Andrus Hotel
Headache dizziness and nervousness sufferers are invited to see Dr. H. H. Scarborough at the Andrus Hotel on Tuesday April 8. The eye specialist promises original methods proven effective and a big step toward good health.
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H. H. Scarborough
Andrus Hotel
Don'ts for Women Political Orators From RNC Leader
The woman vice chairman of the Republican National Committee proposes ten cautions for women speakers. The guidelines forbid flashy dress and accessories, hats with feathers, revealing ankles, yelling, memorizing speeches, citing time constraints, and attacking the opposition.
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Vicechairman
Republican National Committee
Ex-kaiser Prepares Yard for 1924 Spring Planting
The ex-kaiser tends rose bushes and shrubbery, clearing last season's vines to welcome blooms of 1924. Mexico demographic data show 19 percent pure white, 43 percent Indian, and 38 percent mixed among roughly 15 million people.
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Mexico
American Cardinals Grow to Four in Sacred College
The elevation of Archbishop Hayes of New York and Archbishop Mandeleine of Chicago to Cardinals enlarges the American membership in the Sacred College to four. The other two American cardinals are Cardinal O'Connell of Boston and Cardinal Daugherty of Philadelphia.
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Archbishop Hayes
New York
Archbishop Mandeleine
Chicago
Rome
The
Sacred College
Cardinal O’connell
Boston
Cardinal Daugherty
Philadelphia
Testimony Lets Brother’s Health Improve After Cathartic Tablets
Miss Nicolasa Gonzalez of Cuero Texas states her ten year old brother suffered constipation but is now feeling fine after using Foley Cathartic Tablets. The drug is described as easy to take and quickly relieving constipation as Potts the druggist notes.
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Nicolasa Gonzalez
Cuero
Texas
Potts
Foley Pills Prevented Operation Ad
James Richardson of 1532 Freeman Ave Cincinnati Ohio writes that a diuretic kidney and bladder aid Foley Pills relieved his condition after three doses avoiding hospital surgery Adv by Potts the druggist 14 17.
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James Richardson
Freeman Ave
Cincinnati
Ohio
Foley
Potts
Adv
Kalispell approves sewer contract and district plan
Kalispell has let contracts for a new sewer project costing six thousand dollars. A sewer district for the north side is to be created to oversee the work and levy assessed charges.
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Kalispell
Fuel oil and drilling cable hauled to Kootenai dome site
Supply trucks transport fuel oil and drilling cable to the Neudigate location on the Kootenai dome to resume work.
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Neudigate
Kootenai Dome
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Annie Laurie
Dillon Tribune
Montana
Beaverhead
Consort
Orphan’s Home
Rabbit
Roachester
Durham
Brrity
Northrup, King & Co
Northrop, King Cos Seeds
Minneapolis
Thomas Trett
White House
Senator la Follette
Wisconsin
North Dakota
President Coolidge
Hiram Johnson
New American Cardinals
Mondeleine
Cardinal Hayes
Scott
Scott & Rowne
Bloomfield, N. J
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