Wilson and Tammany in Crises of Evolving Democratic Strategy
The Salt Lake Tribune editorializes that President Wilson must balance statesmanship with practical politics. It notes Wilson appeals to McCombs and Glynn as Tammany's support wavers since the convention. Despite mutual reservations, Tammany's power persists, exemplified by a Wilson appointee winning New York City's mayoral race. Dudley Field Malone is also mentioned as an ally.
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Wilson
Tammany
Salt Lake Tribune
New York
Empire State
Willuim P. McCombs
Glynn
Woodrow Wilson
New York City
Port of
Dudley Field Malone
Tammany Hall leadership clash heats up in political melee
The piece attacks Charles F Murphy as Malone and Glynn weigh allegiance shifts. It notes Glynn's possible defection and compares Murphy to Huerta, predicting renewed internal struggle as Wilson's administration faces Tammany power plays and revenge dynamics.
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Charles F. Murphy
Tammany Hall
Malone
Glynn
Murphy
Tammany
Huerta
Wilson
Montana Lands and State Pride Highlight Publicity Book
The Montana Department of Agriculture and Publicity releases an annual Montana book noting its modest $5,000 budget and the commissioner’s pride in staying within means. It cites 20 000 land filings in a year and a growing mail rush as spring approaches, with Montana’s wonders gaining worldwide recognition.
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Montana
Department of Agriculture and Publicity
Department
Kennedy
Berg
Theiwe
Parther
Mero Kennedy
Mia Whee Watts
Land Office
Business prospects show mixed but improving tone
Dunn reports overall business conditions remain irregular though improved sentiment exists. Some lines, notably leading dry goods markets, show stronger activity while distant purchases stay cautious. Iron and steel turning point reached with larger mill operations and rising demand in wool and cotton sectors.
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Dunn
Editors attack mail order houses to boost local business
The Rio Blade reflects on editors in country papers pressing against mail order houses to protect town commerce. It questions whether business leaders truly appreciate such editorial efforts and notes some editors appear few in number.
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Rio Blade
Montana flax crop rated near wheat in value
A Montana study from the State Department of Agriculture and Publicity asserts flax will become a leading crop alongside wheat due to favorable climate and soils. Normal yields range eight to ten bushels per acre, with rare cases reaching twenty five bushels. Beach lands near Dillon have expanded dry land farming.
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Montana
State Department of Agriculture
Union
Dillon
Critique of tariff policy and Wilson era price hopes
The piece denounces tariff revision as a misleading cure for high prices and weak labor markets. It contrasts early optimism with current signs of economic weakness, criticizing Democratic praise for Woodrow Wilson's policy and urging arrival of a real inquiry into price causes. It also notes a proposed New York Estate Board reform to amend the law.
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Kittanning
Woodrow Wilson
Hugh
The Unpopular Income Tax and Big Business Study
An editorial discusses the unpopular income tax at the source and proposes a card system to aggregate income data. It reviews J Singer comparing German and American treatment of big business, noting Germany’s state support versus U S hostility, and hints at a future moderation of antitrust actions with federal supervision.
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Germany
Leslie’s Weekly
Herr J. Singer
United States
McReynold
von Bernstorff
United States Steel Corporation
Radroiatd
Herr Singer
Tesa
Snow removal ordinance ignored amid light winter snowfall
Flax crops have been raised and prove remunerative against wheat, oats, and barley. The city’s sidewalk snow cleaning ordinance was not followed last week, likely because residents doubted the snow would persist as the sun appeared.
Northern Pacific buys potatoes in Yakima valley for dining cars
The Northern Pacific Railway bought 325 tons of potatoes in the Yakima valley at 35 dollars per ton for use in its dining cars. The company offered 2 dollars per hundred in Montana but failed to obtain them. It will take 1,200 tons.
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Northern Pacific Railway Company
Yakima Valley
Montana
Hall's Catarrh Cure Endorsed by Local Firm
Frank J. Cheney of F. J. Cheney & Co. swears to the firm’s solvency and offers one hundred dollars for any case of catarrh not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Notarized December 6, 1886 in Toledo Ohio. The remedy is taken internally and claims to act on blood and mucous surfaces. Sold by druggists. Take Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
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State of Ohio
Toledo
Lucas County
Frank J. Cheney
F. J. Cheney & Co
A. Td
A. W. Gleason
Hall
J. Cheney & CO
Why Tariff Reduction Fails to Ease Clothing Costs
The Lampasas Blade contends tariff cuts by Eastern manufacturers do not help consumers with the high price of men’s clothing. The piece questions why tariff reformers cannot lower prices and warns that open market conditions favor manufacturers, keeping prices high.
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Lampasas
Tex
Montana farmers urged to grow potatoes in flat country
The Northwest Stockman and Farmer urges Montana farmers to raise potatoes, praising local soil and climate as among the best in the nation. Commentary contrasts political cheer in national circles with long years of urging farmers to diversify crops.
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Montana
Northwest
Public notices and editorial gibes across papers
The Helena Independent comments on the unfettered bustle returning while critiquing the Michigan blue sky law as unconstitutional for interstate commerce. Sheridan-Forum notes slogans on appreciation and the dog rabbit metaphor. St. Louis Globe-Democrat cites cheaper money as farmer need, and Burley Idaho Advocate praises free air.
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Michigan
Helena
New York
St. Louis Globe- Democrat
Judge Sydney Fox Dies at 46 in Red Lodge Montana
Red Lodge police and Carbon county mourn the death of Judge Sydney Fox a renowned Montana lawyer and jurist who died in hospital after a five day illness. Fox age forty six had a long public career and was formerly general manager at the Coal company.
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Judge Fox
Red Lodges
Sydney Fox
Carbon County
Judes Pox
Moneta
J. Mylos
Kooks Pork Coal Company
Chamberlain Cough Remedy Praised for Colds and Croup
Mrs. E. T. Thomas of Logansport Indiana reports Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as the best for colds and croup and says it never fails to give prompt relief to her children. Sold by all dealers. ady im.
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Chamberlain
E. T. Thomas
Logansport
Tink
Ady Im
Helena Rises with Mining Revival in Montana District
Helena residents rally to revive dormant mines in the Helena district. Rich mineralized hills and idle producers push local capital efforts to reopen mines and fund deeper development.
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Helena
Allen- Again Chosen as Montana Fire Insurance Board
Butte Miner reports the Montana Fire Insurance Company held its annual stockholders meeting in the State Savings Bank building. It drew stockholders statewide, with near full representation. W. R. Allen of Butte was re-elected president and the board of directors for the coming year includes Leasby Big Timber Bennetts Butte Brown Helena Esselstyn Fromberg McCoy Butte Mains Billings Edwards Forsyth Webster Kalispell Keith Missoula Sales Bozeman Hilger Lewistown.
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Butte
George A. Leasby
Big Timber
T. J. Nerny
T. J. Bennetts
John G. Brown
Helena
E. E. Esselstyn
Fromberg
C. M. McCoy
W. Lee Mains
Billings
J. E. Edwards
Forsyth
R. E. Webster
Kalispell
J. M. Keith
Missoula
Recognized Advantages of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
The remedy loosens and relieves coughs, aids expectoration, and opens secretions helping the body throw off a cold. It counters a cold's tendency to progress to pneumonia, contains no opium or narcotics, and can be given to children or adults. For sale by all dealers. Im
Alder Gulch Placer Gold Theory in New Virginia City Text
C Eo Damours reports in the Virginia City Times a discussion on the Alder Gulch placer source. Local veterans offer newly gathered facts suggesting the bonanza placer originated as a deposit in the bed of the river, with later products found nearby.
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C. Eo Damours
The
Virginia City Times
Opinon
Theroy
Alder Gulch
Italian Shoots Two in Meaderville Saloon Quarrel
In Meaderville a quarrel at a dance hall led to an Italian shooter firing at Serine Calveth who died later from abdominal wounds. He then shot Calveth’s 10 year old son Rocchino through the stomach. both victims died within hours. The assassin was captured on Tuesday.
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Butte
Meaderville
John Caterno
Serine Calveth
Calveth
Rocchino
Kidney pills praised for quick backache relief
An advertisement claims Poley Kid ney Pills deliver fast, visible results for backache rheumatism and kidney and bladder troubles by supplying what kidneys and bladder need to heal. Potts the druggist endorses the product in this 1m promotion.
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Potts
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Tribune Publishing Company
F. E. Foote
Dillon Montana
Telephone 66
Beaverhead County
Dillon Post Office
Chicago
Tribune Pupilishing Co
Eorror Tribune
Trimpune Pupilsawng Co
Tribune
Victor
the Druggiss
Leslies
Walter Lindner
Title Guarantee and Trust Co
Real Estate Board of
Linder
Lincoln County Herald
Montgomery Ward
Mondak
Detroit
Butte Tribune Review
Sheridan—Forum
Burley
Daho
Montana State News
Cmenera
Olmsted-Stevenson Company
Clarke, Woodward Drug CO
Portland
Oregon
A. Potts
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