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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 16, 1912
Page
5
Tribune asks subscribers who do not receive their papers on time to notify the office. The statement emphasizes regular publication and urges all subscribers to receive the paper consistently.
The piece analyzes William Randolph Hearst as a controversial figure who abandons the Wilson standard and impacts national politics. It notes his talent acquisition, amoral style, and control over obscene ads and corrupt candidates, arguing his ambition could influence a presidential election.
A critical portrait of William Randolph Hearst as a relentless media figure who uses sensational papers to build political leverage and sway elections. It notes Hearst’s wealth, audacious tactics, and the broad influence of yellow journalism on voter behavior in major cities. The piece implies a democratic balance question ahead of an election.
A wool country editorial denounces Democratic House members as “unknown to fame” while defending tariff commission experts. It questions claims of leather and wool price hikes, demands sources for statements, and urges readers to doubt partisan rhetoric.
In the August 2 issue a brief comment was made on editorial remarks in the July 31 Examiner. The piece questions why the authority remains deficient and what statements prompted the remark.
A Kentucky Clarean excerpt describes the three party scene with Wilson Taft Roosevelt and Chafin dominating talk and varied Republican and Democrat factions. Eugene G Chafin aims to surpass his 1908 speech record while LaFollette accuses post office officials of mail tampering.
The article outlines post office inquiry tensions, T. R. backing white southern leadership, and a dispute over the wool bill vote after a presidential veto. It contrasts Roosevelt’s radical ideas with practical politics and ends with a quip about Teddy’s extensive proposals.
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