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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Apr 24, 1914

Page

6

Right Men on Guard and the 1912 Democratic Split

A dense editorial fragment argues the Democratic Party must choose between Woodrow Wilson style democracy or the pro Wall Street wing led by Clark Hearst Murphy. It urges a decisive fight in November to show each congressman’s stance on the president and notes waves of suffrage activity and demonstrations across multiple cities.

New York World Clark Democratic Party Baltimore Panama Canal Congress Stephen A. Douglas

Wilsons leadership clash haunts New York politics

The Butte Post reports President Wilson's growing trouble in party management as his dictating style provokes backlash. It notes New Jersey losses and friction with New York allies including Dudley Field Malone, amid questions over Glynn's stance and Wilsonian governance.

Wilson New Jersey New York Dudley Field Malone Malone Glynn New York Party New Freedom Woodrow Wilson

What Will Become of Him Big Timber Pioneer

Editorial questions the fate of former Montana Senator Joseph M. Dixon. It compares Dixon’s career to Charley Hartman’s long wait in Quito, noting Hartman’s 18 years on a different party line and suggesting Dixon could face a similar wait for influence if politics shift.

Washington Star Joseph M. Dixon Montana Pioneer Charley Hartman Quito Ecuador Wilson Hartman Silver Republican Dixon

Free Trade Won't Be Our Policy Says Advocate

A defender of protectionism declares free trade will never be settled policy in this country. He argues the nation has never thrived under free trade and insists no qualifications can change that position.

Benjamin Harrison Cedar Rapids

Idaho Farmers Form Borah Republican Club in Rupert

The Wallace Miner reports Idaho farmers in Rupert form a Borah Republican club to back William F Borah for President. Resolutions allege Democratic tariff laws hurt farm prices and Idaho industry, pledging efforts to unite the Republican party and support Borah’s candidacy.

Wallace Idaho South Idaho Rupert Minidoka County Minidoka Republican Club Republican Party United States America Lst Borah Republican Club William F. Borah

Equal Suffrage Notes Parade and Pageant May Ninth

Washington reports a sweeping suffrage event planned for May 9 featuring a two section parade and a grand pageant. A child and youth prelude leads the procession with girls in white gowns and green wreaths organized by Elizabeth Kent, daughter of a representative.

Washington, D. C Elizabeth Kent Represen

Helena Assay Office Fails to Leave Budget Bill

Representative Evans failed to preserve the Helena assay office in the legislative appropriation bill as Byrnes demanded house tellers. The house voted 94 to 84 to uphold the previous committee action and retain the Helena office in the budget plan.

Washington Evans Helena Byrnes House

Difference in Price Shocks Madison County Culverts

State Highway Commissioner Metlen reports Madison county paid 8.88 per ton for steel culvert material while Lewis and Clark county paid 3.98 per ton. Commissioners will consider the matter at the next meeting.

Virginia City Metlen Madison County Lewis and Clark County

Hyomei Quick Catarrh Remedy Inhaler Ad

An advertising notice extols Hyomei as a direct to the spot remedy for catarrh head colds bronchitis and sniffles. It promises immediate relief and lasting banishment of catarrh with medicated air and offers a money back guarantee from Potts druggist. The complete outfit sells for one dollar and is available from druggists nationwide.

Potts

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