Lodge warns against reform zeal and constitutional overhaul
Senator Lodge of Massachusetts addresses the Harvard Alumni association arguing that ongoing reform efforts risk undermining the Constitution. He blames university theorists and Wilsonian ideas for impractical public policy, cautioning that true progress must rest on past lessons and practical economic principles.
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Harvard Alumni Association
Senator Lodge
Massachusetts
United States
Lodge
Wilson
Butte Tribune Review
Speak Well of Your Town
A local civic message urges residents to avoid knocking their town and to foster pride. It praises cheerful, constructive citizens who promote community improvement and enlist others to address faults, arguing loyalty and positive talk elevate town appeal.
President mocks business world over depression
The text compares President Wilson's “psychological” depression remark to a fakir’s mischief while noting Babson reports a country running at twenty five seventy sevens of normal manufacturing output. It cites dietary quips and a Northwestern Agriculturist tone.
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Wilson
Fakin
Babson
Northwestern Agriculturist
Labor fears over Milwaukee electrification threaten Montana
The Missoula Sentinel notes that Montana could suffer if Milwaukee rails halt electrification due to labor troubles. It credits the railroad’s perseverance amid hard times and urges compromise, warning against agitators and excessive loud talk in labor disputes.
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The
Missoula Sentinel
Milwaukee Road
Montana
Milwaukee
Tariff Tangle and Trade Folly Headline Scan
A ledger of recent headlines features bold alliteration on policy and economy. Topics include tariff issues Mexican relations shipping surrender revenue rail and a critical take on Wilson era democracy and free trade.
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Wilson
Be a Booster Poem Encourages Local Pride
A rhythmic exhortation urges readers to boost their county and town. It extols boosters as the path to a better community and calls on residents to support and uplift local efforts rather than criticize. The verse repeats the word boost in varied imperatives to inspire civic spirit.
Butte Faces $138,000 Claim Over Dynamite Attacks
The city of Butte fights a damage claim totaling 138000 dollars linked to mob activity on June 13 and 23. The suit cites dynamiting and related acts as the basis for the action.
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Butte
Ford Champions Confidence Amid Economic Upswing
The article portrays Ford and Andrew Carnegie as untroubled by hard times, asserting business is thriving. It argues that the viewpoint of influential figures shapes interpretations of economic conditions and national prospects.
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Ford
Andrew Carnigie
Farm Management Pamphlets From Montana Agricultural College
The Montana Agricultural College experiment station has issued a pamphlet on Farm Management in the Gallatin Valley for farmers statewide. A second pamphlet covers the latest information on insect pests. Interested parties should request these pamphlets from F. B. Linfield, director, Bozeman Montana. Farmers urged to study and use the reports.
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Montana Agricultural College Experiment Station
Gallatin Valley
Experiment Station
Entonrifologist
F. B. Linfield
Bozeman, Mont
German aviator sets altitude record in air flight
The German aviator reached 24 600 feet this week breaking the prior record of 21 654 feet set five days earlier. The new peak is nearly four and three quarters miles high. The author muses that someday a traveler may venture so far from earth he may not return.
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Mother Earth
Earth
New York Anarchists Denied Parade After Bomb Tragedy
The New York anarchists planned a parade to honor three members killed in a recent bomb explosion, but the mayor prohibited the event. Sunset magazine faces government scrutiny over an article claimed to reveal military secrets. Water restrictions prompt careful use amid strong supply. Bryan earns more praise from English papers than American ones, drawing comment.
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New York
Sunset Magazine
Uncle Sam
Bryan
Crahization and Ciroperation Coined by Arthur Brisbane
A brief note credits Arthur Brisbane of the New York Journal with coining terms Crahization and Ciroperation marking a moment in early journalism linguistic history.
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Arthur Brisbane
N.Y
Ad Verse Balance of Trade and Miscellany Reflections
A compilation of economic and political notices notes May imports up 30 million while exports fall 33 million from last year, wiping out the favorable trade balance. It cites federal debt, proposed income tax on marriages to aliens, stamp-saving machine ideas, and editorials from several papers critiquing policy and sentiment.
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Ohio
United States
Helena
Business Boom or Bust Prompted by Trust Bills
President Wilson warned against trust bills while arguing for free trade, as the Claflin failure of 34 million exposed how slow sales and unpaid notes hurt merchants. The piece blames Democratic policy for dragging down purchasing power and business, not psychology.
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Wilson
New York World
Virginia Press Association
United States
Claflin
Woodrow Wilson
J. B. Clatha Company
Claflin House
Bost
Claflin Company
Business mood judged psychological by President Wilson
A Philadelphia Inquirer summary notes President Wilson stating that the current business downturn is psychological and not due to real material conditions. It echoes calls from business leaders to defend business rights in politics and urges trade boards to condemn government methods while urging strong advocacy in Washington.
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Philadelphia Inquirer
Wilson
Lowell Paper Tube Corporation
Lowell
Mass
American Protective Tariff League
Boards of Trade
William P. Wiitz
Washington
Outrageous Fortune and Rastus Survives Brutal Assault
Rastus was severely wounded after a vicious beating, with gore on his face and multiple gashes on his head. A sympathetic physician notes the severity and urges him to avoid such violence, but Rastus laments he cannot afford a divorce, highlighting hardship and stubbornness in the face of danger.
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Rastus
Popular Magazine
Sirius the Mighty Threat to Earth if Sirius Were Near
The London Times describes in vivid terms the catastrophe if Sirius neared Earth. A colossal globe would blot out skies, heat would boil oceans, atmosphere vanish, and iron would flow. Even at current distance Sirius’s light takes eight and a half years to reach us as it speeds through space.
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Sirius
London Times
Scriven
Space
Honest administration debated by Boss McNabb
A Washington Star quote shows Boss McNabb arguing for occasional respite from open city governance to let citizens “get some more.” He supports brief periods of recovery before continuing oversight.
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Boss McNabb
Washington Star
Still Recruiting Health as Officer On Sick Leave
A Baltimore American quip notes an army officer in charge of enlistments is on sick leave yet continues recruiting by focusing on his health. The exchange highlights persistence despite absence from duty.
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Baltimore American
Decline Shafts rumor as suitor plans surprise proposal
In a concise exchange the speaker cites Cliva Vere de Vere entering a decline while another suggests a bold plan to propose that evening. The dialogue echoes caution and decisive action.
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Cliva Vere de Vere
Political Announcements Fees at Tribune Primary Election
The Tribune announces charges for candidate announcements from the date of posting until the August 25 primary. A five dollar fee applies to county office candidates, ten dollars for state office candidates, and two dollars fifty cents for township office candidates.
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the Tribune
Pluma T. Burleigh Seeks County Superintendent Post
County Superintendent candidate Mrs. Pluma T. Burleigh announces her bid on the Republican ticket for the office of County Superintendent of Schools.
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Pluma T. Burleigh
Notice of Forfeiture on Last Chance Lode Claim
Co-owners notify Ira M Toothman and heirs that $200 in labor and improvements was expended to hold the Last Chance Lode claim on Lost Creek Montana. If within ninety days after final publication he fails to contribute his one hundred dollar share, his half interest will vest in the co-owners under the Revised Statutes.
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Ira M. Toothman
Lost Creek
Beaverhead
State of Montana
United States
Registration closes for Montana primary election 1914
Notice from Beaverhead County Montana that the Primary Nominating Election registration books will close July 25 1914 at 5 p m Electors may register before the county clerk or a justice of the peace or notary public Those who did not vote at the last general election must register and movers must re register Dillon Montana June 20 1914 Jay S Baker county clerk and ex officio registrar adv 26 30
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Dillon
Beaverhead County
Montana
Jay. S. Baker
Terms of Court for Fifth Judicial District 1914
Court terms fixed for Beaverhead Jefferson Madison counties in 1914. Beaverhead opens February 2 April 13 August 8 December 7. Jefferson opens January 27 May 11 July 28 November 10. Madison opens March 2 June 1 August 3 October 19. Court starts 10:00 a m. Dillon Montana declared December 9 1913.
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District Court
Fifth Judicial District
Montana
Beaverhead County
Jefferson County
Madison County
Chambers
Dillon
Aim High Becomes Motto In Toledo Blade Opinion
The Toledo Blade urges readers to aim high with the belief that lofty goals reduce the chance of harming innocents. The piece frames lofty ambition as a safeguard for public safety and individual conduct.
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Toledo Blade
Catarrh Cure Promises Whole-System Cure
A newspaper item advertises Hall's Catarrh Cure as the only positive treatment for catarrh, claiming it cures the constitutional disease by acting on blood and mucous surfaces. The ad offers $100 if it fails, invites testimonials, and directs readers to Toledo company addresses.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Teke Hall
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Dillon Tribune
Tribune Publishing Company
F. E. Foote
Dillon Montana
Telephone
Beaverhead & County
Dillon Post Office
Chicago
Tribunel Publishing Co
Epitor Tribune
Triptuso Purrisuane Co
Tribune
Wild Theory
KODAK
Citzens
Bureau of Printing and Engraving
Christian Science Monitor
House
Cedar Rapids (Jr
Missoula
Butte Tribune-Review
England
Alder Gulch
Princeton
Albn B. Johnson
Business and Legislation
Pythagoras
Warlow P, Pease
Roy
Pease & Stephenson
Attorneys-At-Law
Johnson & Boone's
W. G. Reed
P. O. Box
Tel
Dillon, Mont
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