Fight for Presidency Echoes 1824 Struggle
A Tribune feature compares the 1824 presidential race to today with Andrew Jackson Henry Clay John C Calhoun John Quincy Adams and William H Crawford. It praises Crawford’s legacy and previews further analysis in next week’s Tribune.
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Andrew Jackson
Henry Clay
John C. Calhoun
John Quincy Adams
William H. Crawford
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House of Representatives
New York
Middle West
New England
New Orleans
England
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Crawford
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Providence
Scenic Montana and Its Wild Vistas Across the West
A lyrical panorama of Montana and nearby landscapes describes Powder River, Trout Creek, Rainbow Falls, Giant Spring, Judith Basin, and Yellow Wheat country. The piece evokes wild rivers, canyons, mines, wild birds, and expansive horizons along the Western slope. It hints at camp life, gold and sapphires, and enduring frontier imagery.
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Rainbow Falls
Judith Basin
Silver Rifts
Summer resort of Pittsburg and Chicago referenced
James J. Davis secret ary of labor travels from Pittsburg Massachusetts to Mooseheart and pauses in Chicago to critique John W. Davis Democratic tariff stance. He argues non protective tariffs will close factories and force job losses while suggesting the Pittsburg area is being treated as a summer resort to reduce smoke and shift manufacturing to Wales and Europe.
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Chicago
James J. Davis
GP Labor
Pittsburg
Mooseheart
John W. Davis
Davis
Secretary of Labor
Wales
Immigration and factories dominate party criticism in Davis remarks
Secretary Davis criticized the Democratic platform for not addressing immigration and factory closures. He warned of 10 million Europeans ready to flood the labor market, while arguing Coolidge represents the better outcome. Henning returned from Europe with news.
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Secretaary Davis
Mr. Davis
Coolidge
Henning
Labor
Europe
London
John W. Davis
America
Calvin Coolidge
Our Little Town Exalts Its Quiet Oklahoma Charm
The piece contrasts smaller towns with glittering cities, praising the familiarity and welcome of the local community. It emphasizes that despite modest streets, neighbors know each other and value the town’s simple, uplifting character.
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Oklahoma
Local Openings
Mrs. Mose Smythe of Blaine shops in our city Wednesday. Wm Dunn Sr returns from a business trip to Butte. William Pahnish visits from Grasshopper valley ranch. Miss Olga Guidici leaves for Liberty Illinois to reach school. Wm Lacy attends to business from his Melrose area ranch. Mr and Mrs Frank Marchezseau visit Dillon from Elkhorn Springs. J J Brown from Elkhorn Springs buys hotel supplies. Mr and Mrs Ike Edinger attend Claude Woodside funeral. Mr and Mrs Joseph Allen and Misses French and Andrews motor to Streb Ranch near Melrose. Mr and Mrs Joseph A Brown attend Woodside funeral. Miss Ruby Boatman returns from visit to Butte and Deer Lodge. Mrs William Marshall and Miss Gladys Ruddy motor from Ruby valley for a day in town. Mrs James I Kelly and children travel to Butte to visit parents.
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Joseph Allen
Gertrude French
May Andrews
Streb Ranch
Melrose Sunday
Joseph A. Brown
Brown's Station
Claude Woodside
William Marshall
Upper
Ruby Valley
Gladys Ruddy
Butte
Our City
James I. Kelly
Kelly
Lid. DeCelles
Family visitors and local residents in town news
Mr and Mrs Emerson Hill and granddaughter Margaret Viel of Salmon Idaho visited this week at the home of Mrs Eliza beth Ward. Miss Mary Price from Dillon leaves for Seattle to teach in city schools. Frank Birrer Austin Linder and the Hill party came from Blaine ranches for a day of business. Rev F Leschner travels by auto to Betena for a Catholic clergy retreat. Ada Berry, new Kirksville Missouri arrival, takes Nilah Greene’s place at McFadden’s and will soon go to Butte for nurse training at Murray hospital.
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Mrs. Emerson Hill
Margaret Viel
Salmon
Idaho
Mr. Hill
Elizabeth Ward
Mary Price
Dillon
Seattle
Frank Birrer
Austin Linder
Our City
Blaine
Ada Berry
Kirksville
Missouri
Nilah Greene
McFadden
Butte
Murray Hospital
Hotel guest seeks blotters as bathroom flood erupts
A New York hotel guest repeatedly requests blotters at the desk. The clerk offers help while the guest reveals water pipes in the bathroom have burst, prompting a maid to assist.
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New York
Odd Advice On Roller Skating From A Farmer
A farmer answers a reader asking whether roller skating needs a special preparation. He says no, plain amica or horse liniment are as good as anything he knows for the purpose.
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Amica
Refining Plant Spur Track Near Sunburst Nears Completion
Great Falls reports the International Refining plant at Sunburst, valued at $100,000, is prepared for a spur track to the Great Northern line, with completion expected within a week.
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Great Falls
International Refining Company
Sunburst
Great Northern
Dillon Resident Praises Doan’s Kidney Pills
Dillon reader Mrs. M. E. Thompson reports years of kidney trouble with pain dizziness and frequent urination. She credits Doan’s Pills with noticeable relief and continues to use them as needed. Price 60 cents at dealers. FosterMilburn Co Buffalo N Y adv.
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Dean
Dillon
M. E. Thompson
N. Railroad Ave
Doan
Butte Consultation By C F Redlich On Modern Appliances
On the above date noted rupture appliance expert C F Redlich will be in Butte for a free consultation. If you are unhappy with your current mail order trusses and makeshifts you will be shown Mr Redlich's modern appliances. An inspection costs nothing and prices are within reach for years of safety and comfort. Home Office 35-36.
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C. F. Redlich
Butte
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