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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Feb 20, 1914

Page

5

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Hadley Letter Sparks Collier's Attack on Progressive Split

Collier's Weekly laments the Progressive party decline and Republican gains in recent elections. Governor Hadley replies in an open letter, which the magazine omits in part, while praising his "skill and sincerity" in challenging reform attempts.

Gov Hadley Sullivan Collier Gov. Hadley Part Roosevelt Roduce Harley Borah

Biblical Parallel in Progressive Republican Debate

A Chicago editorial compares Borah Cummins and Hadley to Gallio, arguing they refuse to abandon the GOP. It questions their indifference to the Progressive movement and rails at the claim that only Progressives can claim political purity. The piece critiques using biblical analogies in modern politics.

Borah Cummins Hadley Republican Party Gallio Paul the Apostle Paul Chicago Collier's James Congress United States

The Big Stick editorial on immigration test in Congress

Butte editorials quote from the Saturday Evening Post on a proposed educational test for immigrants and President Wilson's veto stance. The piece likens Congress to a troupe of trained poodles, noting the president's decisive influence and control over legislation.

Butte Evening Post Congress Federal Senate Wilson House Saturday Evening Post Congress of the United States Simon Fatimus F. Fate

Tariff Debate Highlights Benevolence and Burden on Workers

The New York American and Leslie's Weekly recount tariff effects on prices and wages. Merchants Isadore Saks and Sylvester Barnes warn of higher imports and delayed price shifts. The piece condemns tariffs as harming American workers while aiding foreign producers. It also covers Republican unity and southern representation shifts ahead of 1915.

Isadore Saks Sylvester Barnes Macy & Co Apraiser New York Fred M. Higgins Sayes Mexico United States Argentina Anama Republican Unity Leslies Republican Nationa Committee

Hall's Catarrh Cure Advertised by F J Cheney Co Toledo

State of Ohio Toledo Lucas claiming oath that Frank J Cheney senior partner of F J Cheney Co firm will pay one hundred dollars for each case of catarrh cured not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Notary public A W Gleason sworn December 6 1886. Company sells Hall's Catarrh Cure takes internally and affects blood mucous surfaces.

State of Ohio Toledo Lucas County Frank J. Cheney F. J. Cheney & Co Hall A. D A. W. Gleason

Truth in trade and small town merchants defense

A New York group advocates one price to all consumers and exposes dishonest advertising. The piece argues mail order and large city stores rely on low margins and deceit, urging small town merchants to publish facts in local papers, support honest trading, and keep shops open.

American Fair Trade League New York United States Big City Cople New York City Congs Jomreny

Washington Birthday Window Display At Eliel Brothers

Eliel Brothers decorate a large storefront window with a Washington bust on a pedestal draped in flags. The rest of the display shows summer dress fabrics and the season’s newest women’s footwear creations.

Eliel Brothers George Washington Washington

Butte Cattle Buyer Walt White Tours Dillon on Business

Walt White a cattle buyer from Butte visited Dillon this week for business engagements, meeting local sellers and inspecting prospects for livestock trades.

Walt White Butte Dillon

Jewell Hotel Ad Guides Twin Cities Visitors

When in the Twin Cities, make the Jewell Hotel your headquarters from the fifteenth to the nineteenth. East Fifth street opposite the courthouse. Adv. 7-8.

Twin Cities Jewell Hotel East Fifth Street The Court House

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