Jones for Attorney General of Montana Primary Platform
William E. Jones, Montana candidate, outlines a platform demanding honest law enforcement, economy in state management, and fair tax burden apportionment. A former State Senator, he promotes clean methods, broad legal experience, and readiness to perform the duties of Attorney General. Paid by Jones for Attorney General Club,Harlowtown,Montana.
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William E. Jones
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University of Chicago
Senate
Jones
Harlowtown
Man Recovers After Mayr Remedy For Gallbladder Trouble
Friend testifies that a year of taking Mayr's Wonderful Remedy relieved gallbladder pain and stomach catarrh enabling him to eat anything. The ad claims the product removes mucus and inflammation linked to stomach liver and intestinal ailments and offers a money back guarantee.
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Mayr
Power in Nobility and Life of Remover
A poetic excerpt speaks of nobility guiding life through night paths. It reassures calm wandering and resilience against misfortune, framing danger as a test that elevates the soul. The text is attributed to Prom Rae's Life of Remover.
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Prom Rae
Restoration of Faded Ink Through Chemical Wash
The method describes restoring faded ink by washing with substances that blacken when mixed. It cites iron infusion of nutgalls sodium sulphide or acetic ferrocyanide of potassium as examples of agents used in the process.
Sheridan church holds last quarterly conference and honors leadership
Dr. Bovard led the district visit and the final quarterly conference noting the church's solid finances with all year expenses met. Members urged Bovard to lead the district next conference year while Wise declines due to health. Nearby visitors and locals discussed Glacier Park and Montana scenery as crops and alfalfa thrive in Ruby valley.
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Helena
Leslie Gilman
Ruby
Walter Hill
E. D. Marsh
C. C. Hill
Glacier Park
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Mary Dickinson
Helen Germain
Elléh Tiernan
O. J. Olsen
Ms. Olson
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Watertown
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Harry D. Barr
Mr. Barr
Ruby Valley
Coolidge Thanks Women Voters In Telegram to Miss Skinner
Governor Coolidge expresses gratitude to Laura A. Skinner and women voters for their support of his candidacy. He notes faith from supporters kept public service strong and invites Skinner to attend his acceptance speech, though she cannot attend due to the New York state convention at Saratoga.
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Coolidge
Laura A. Skinner
New York State Executive Republican Committee
Speaker's” Weekly
Public Service
Cinchona Belts and Quinine Trade
Quinine is imported in large quantities into the United States with vast annual expenditure. The drug comes mainly from South America and originates from the cinchona tree found in a wide range of soils and climates. The principal cinchona belt spans about 100 miles by 2,000 miles, with trees thriving at elevations from 2,500 to 9,000 feet.
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United States
South America
Rail unions fault Wilson promises in wage talks
At a meeting of railway union officials W G Lee head of the trainmen says responsibility for repeated disappointments over promised wage proposals at the president's doorstep. The Brotherhood leaders express sickness with the president's assurances and vow action.
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Wilson
W. G. Lee
North Carolina Republican optimistic on November sweep
Marion Butler a former North Carolina senator now a Republican says Republicans will win nationwide November 2. He notes his birth as a Democrat and 1892 party switch to Populist and predicts a strong Republican showing in North Carolina during a midsummer Washington visit.
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North Carolina
Cox
Roosevelt
Marion Butler
Senator Butler
Washington
League real purpose alleged to crown Wilson world president
Dubuque Times Journal comments that the League of Nations would elevate Woodrow Wilson to world leadership while the United States bears the burden of unifying Europe and Asia, framing it as the双方 aim of global governance by proxy.
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League of Nations
Wi Bow Wilson
United States
Europe
Asia
Dubuque (Ta
Timiés Journal
Country Will Support Him and Restore Formal Peace
A broad Republican platform asserts a large American majority backs the candidate. It pledges that a Republican president and Senate will restore formal peace promptly, maintain independence and self reliance, and uphold the nation’s responsibilities without weakening allied ties.
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Republican Exhilidate
Senate
Republic
Alliance Renewed Between Britain and Japan for One Year
The 1911 pact between Great Britain and Japan has been renewed for one year. It states that when either nation’s rights or interests are in jeopardy both will communicate fully and act in concert. Roosevelt’s remark about Uncle Sam’s ally is recalled.
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Great Britain
Japan
Theodore Roosevelt
Sam
Montana
Congress
United States
Thia
Roosevelt
America
The Opposite Party in a Democratic Convention
A Democratic convention is described as a group of dissenters formed to oppose the views endorsed by the Republican party, illustrating partisan alignment in the era's political discourse.
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Republican Party
Senator Barding’s Local Honor Draws Virginian Debate
The Virginian quotes scripture on a prophet and notes Senator Barding’s fame abroad but limited esteem at home, reflecting a wider debate over political recognition in Fairmont and West Virginia.
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