Political Ticket Remains In Dillon Regional Ballot Mix
Long list of government officials from U S senator to Dillon city roles appears in an official slate. Names include power Hartman Botkin Botwitt Cook Wright Hackell Steere Pemberton Harwood Dewitt Webster Brown Knippenberg Jones Showers Best Galbreath Thompson Murray Thomas Shannon Conger Coffin W illis Rich and city figures Rife Wing Gore Estes Bond Norris Meyars McGough Hegarty among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John KE. Richards
Alex
C. Botkin
Louis Botwitt
Andrew B. Cook
Franklin W. Wright
Henri J. Hackell
E. A. Steere
W. ¥. Pemberton
E. N. Harwood
W. N. Dewitt
Supreme Court
Benj. Webster
Geo. M. Brown
Dillon
H- Knippenberg
Glendale
W. A. Jones
Frank Showers
Boulder
Best
BE. J
A. 5
Rife
A. L. Anderson
T. Wing
R. J. Gore
QO. M. Best
J. HE. Estes
Benj
Bond
Edwin Norris
H. W W. Meyars
Phil D. McGough
D Hegarty
Advocate 10 Percent Tariff to Boost American Merchant Marine
The article traces early U S policies favoring American ships, argues for a 10 percent surcharge on goods imported in foreign bottoms, and links this to rebuilding the American merchant marine. It cites 1789 duties, postwar adjustments, and treaties enabling renewal or annulment, urging Congress to act to protect American shipowners and labor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Tyler Chamberlain
Man
Hudson River
Albany Evening Journal
United States
Congress
Globe
England Favors Protection Amid Wilson Bill Backlash
Dispatch from Youngstown Ohio reports English interest in American politics. McKinley seen as hated, Cleveland loved. oats and wool markets rise, Belgian and German prices press lower, sparking calls for protective policy. Congress reconvenes, debt climbs, and Montana politics loom with new state paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youngstown
Ohio
Harry’ Bonnell
England
McKinley
Cleveland
British Isles
Woolth
Bradford
Titus Sn.t
Staffordshire
Middlesboro
Warrow-in-Furness
Eingland
Editorial skirmishes mark senatorial campaign coverage
The Yellowstone Journal notes partisan editorial bias across Montana papers. It criticizes the Bozeman Chronicle for alleged behind the scenes bureau driven boosts and calls out editors for attacking Republican senatorial candidates while defending Democratic interests. It frames the press as involved in partisan tactics and seeks fairity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yellowstone Journal
Novone ‘ Éan
Billings Gazette
Adt
Mantle Weed
Power
Rickards
Saiders
Carter
Bozeman Chronicle
Chronicle
The
Bozeman
Yerkes
Salt Lake
Fell
Radiant visions of protection loom then shadowed by disaster
The article mixes lofty imagery of paradise under protection with a sudden turn to ruin as industries fail and pestilence spreads. It ends with a medical advertisement for Dr. J. H. McLean's Liver and Kidney Balm, touting kidney and liver benefits and a price of $100 per bottle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. White
Dillon
Mont
Newly Opened Institution Aims Women’s Training
London reports a new school designed to train women for clerical and secretary roles. A six month course covers shorthand typing accounts and banking. It serves gentlewomen hit by financial hardship and those seeking self managed finances or government exams, supplying graduates as efficient secretaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
College Enrollment Tops Records Across Women's Institutions
The article notes Smith College leading with about 800 students, Wellesley close behind, Mount Holyoke overflowing its dorms, and Vassar at capacity. Smith adds an English course for juniors taught by Professor Mary A. Jordan. Mountain Day celebrations cause heavy local pedestrian traffic. Bryn Mawr gains 40 students, Miss Thomas becomes president succeeding ill health retirements of Dr. Rhoades. Mount Holyoke Botanical Garden reports strong use under Professor Hooker this season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith
Aroun
Wellesley
Mount Holyoke
Vassar
Mary A. Jordan
Bryn Mawr
Thomas
Rhoades
Mount Holyoke College Botanical Garden
Hooker
Home Journal
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COMPY
Wu Tee
Merchanta’ Exchange
Francisco
Ditton
Montana
Official Directory
U. 8
Thos. C. Power
Helena
the Stars and Stripes
T de
the Tribune
Col. Sanders
Grover, Carlise
Kid” Eckles
Hartford Pioneer
Clancy
Jefferson County
Henry Knippenberg
Beaverlead
White
United States Senate
U. S. Senate
Tims
Hatreat
Pierpoy
Va Grover
Grover C
Europe
America
Chicago
New York
Baltimore
Ddgs
Boston
Northwest
Missoulian
Florida
California
Riverside
Colton
Redlands
Mighty Small Business
Perth
Tiga
Iets
Atlantic
Mississippi Valley
New England
Stephen E. Rout, M.D
David Bigger
David Lael H
Wilcox
Nebraska
Flood
Uci Friends Daily
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FERRY
D. M. Ferry & Coq
Detroit
Mich
First National Bank
Helena, Montana
T. Hauser
E. D. Edgerton
E. Cope
Gro. Hill
Jerge
Cashier
Geo. F. Cope
J. B. Sanford
Henry Kiein
K. Cole
ED. Edgerton
Ea A. J. Davis
Wm. E. Cullen
John C. Curtain
James Talbott
I W. Beattie
Will
M. Will
Corner Broadway
Arizona
Buttemont
Will House
Eastman House
A. Augendre
Paris
France
D.M. Newbro Drag Go
Bor
Meil
Holiday Presents
Eliel Brothers
M. L. Davidson
D. T. Chapman
We Ay Jones
D. M. Best
Montana Mercantile CO
Burfeind Bros. & CO
Montana Street
O. E. Morse
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