Cox and Harding Compared by Republican Publicity Association
The Republican Publicity Association through its president Jonathan Bourne Jr. issues a Washington statement after 44 ballots in the Democratic convention. Cox is described as a survivor in a long battle and Harding as a compromise candidate supported by factions, with both Wilson and Bryan factions unsettled about Cox.
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Republican Publicity Association
Jonathan Bourne, Jr
Washington
Gov. Cox
Harding
Cox
Wilson
Bryan Forcces
Harding Cox Clash Over Record and Leadership
The piece contrasts Senator Harding and Governor Cox, praising Harding as constructive in five senate years and criticizing Cox for partisan, destructive four years in the House. It argues Harding would free government from partisan spoils, while Cox would strengthen Democratic control of the Treasury and executive branches.
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Cox
Washington
Congress
Executive Departments
Harding
Senate
House
San Francisco
Democratic Party
Treasury
U S population at 105 million with 14 percent ten-year rise
The census bureau reports 105 million residents in the United States, up 14 percent from ten years ago. War and emigration reduced growth while higher living costs lowered births, with flu epidemics costing hundreds of thousands of lives. the editorial argues better citizenship matters more than larger numbers.
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Census Bureau
United States
Helena
Warren G. Harding Creed Cited in Preambles
A passage attributed to Warren G. Harding proclaims an “America first” creed emphasizing safeguarding stabilizing prospering and exalting the nation. The wording stresses “Americanism” and nc Americanism as guiding principles.
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America
Training School Notes End Summer Session and Play Highlights
The summer session ends Friday noon with Kindergarten continuing two weeks longer. Regular term starts September 13. Pupils in Miss Norris room staged Two Merry Adventures of Robin Hood in the Training School auditorium. Eighth grade girls presented Their First Formal Call dramatization July 15 with a cast listed. Playground tests yielded bronze watch awards for five students. Baseball games show strong intraplay enthusiasm. Staff details include departures for vacations and trips to Yellowstone, Chicago, and other points. Miss Peterson travels from Montana to Jacksonville for work and sightseeing en route to Florida.
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Training School
Elihus
Nell Blair
Ross—Genevive Bostwick
Missouri
Mildred Cumuitt
Mr. Claybourne
Gladys Scott
Bebe
Roberta Roberts
Sembly
Finch
Lincoln
Nebraska
Cedar Falls
Iowa
Miss Noel
Miss Stufrt
Yellowstone Park
Buffalo
Minn
Miss Stufft
Fairfield
Nebr
Miss Hazard
Chicago University
Miss Baillie
Valley City
N. Dakota
Miss Norris
Chicago
Mes Gregor
Mabel Peterson
The
Normal
Dillon
Jacksonville
Fla
Peterson
Montana
Florida
Alph Decker Resides in Armstead This Week
Alph Decker of Armstead was in Dilon the first of the week visiting friends and checking on local affairs.
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Alph Decker of
Armstead
Dilon
Judge Bale lectures on America's greatest asset the nation's youth
Judge Fred G Bale of Columbus Ohio comes to Chautauqua on the sixth night with a fact lecture based on years in Ohio Juvenile Court He argues the future of America rests on its boys and girls and urges citizens responsibility for youth development Also appears: For Sale six room bungalow and garage and fertile irrigated tracts near Dillon with easy payments.
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Fred G. Bale
Columbus
Ohio
Chautauqua
America
Bale
Dillon
C. C. Newman
Great Woolworth Building Said to Rise on Nickels
A tossed claim says the Woolworth Building in New York was financed with nickels and dimes. The remark invites contemplation on the origin of its funding and the era it represents.
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Woolworth
New York
Political Announcement for Clerk of Circuit Court Seat
Court Clerk candidate W. E. Stephenson announces run on the Republican ticket for Clerk of the Circuit Court subject to primary voters. Includes contact box James Kirkpatrick Dillon Montana and land description Frying Pan Basin 3000 acres and 1600 acres leased suitable for lambing with springs and sheltered foothills.
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W. E. Stephenson
Frying Pan Basin
James Kirkpatrick
Box 356
Dillon
Montana
Radiator Repair Service Ad From Round Oak Heating
Advertisement promoting All Radiators Repaired rebuilt and recured by Round Oak Heating and Plumbing. Years of radiator work backed by absolute guarantee on all work. Also mentions Tattersall's with extensive paraphernalia and a long running advertisement sequence.
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Round Oak Heating & Plumbing Company
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Dillon Tribune
Ribune Publishing Company
Roprietor
American Press Association
Stenshentt
Tribune
Dillon Postoffice
Telephone
Cox Vs. Harding
Kodaks
Kodak
Eastman Films
Potts
Rexall
Sen
Warren G. Harding
Champe Claybourn
Lillian Bell
Alicia Calybourn
Bertha Kuntz
Pryor
Margaret Roe
Sam Carruthers
Teddy Soper
Anthony Connelly
Carl Butler
Edward Williams
Fangraded Room
Georgette
Eliel Brothers
Judge Bale
E.R. Mosher
Siego
Pacific
H. H. Scarborough
Will
Andrus Hotel
Hall
Tattersall’s
Madame Majer
Spokane
Wash
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