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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jun 27, 1919

Page

11

Thrift Turns Sayings Into Home and Thriftily Build Now

The American Home Owner article urges intelligent thrift to turn savings into home investment. With wartime building pauses, nearly a million homes are needed and rents may rise after soldiers return. Investing present savings in a home could free the future pocketbook from rent and reduce reliance on government housing. A brief joke about a grindstone follows.

United States U. S. Department of Labor W. B. Wilson

Frelinghuysen Demands Versailles Treaty Text From President

Senator Frelinghuysen of New Jersey urges Senate to receive the full Versailles treaty text. He recalls President Wilson’s December 2 address and pledge to keep Congress and the public informed, noting removal of cable censorship and the Senate’s constitutional role in treaty advice and consent.

Washington Senate Versailles Frelinghuysen New Jersey Congress Europe

The New Engine At Our Yard Displays A Pedal Attachment

An engineer recounts visiting a shop where a machine uses a pedal attachment. A fulcrumed lever converts vertical reciprocating motion to circular movement. The main component is a large disk turning in a vertical plane and transmitting power via its axis to work on the edge.

Right Back at Him

A man’s big black cat steals meat from the butcher. After the butcher threatens poison, the cat is killed by poisoned meat. The owner then returns with the dead cat and demands seventy eight with twenty two more to come that day.

John

Hard ing Opposes Immediate Philippine Independence

Senator Warren G. Harding states opposition to immediate or future Philippine independence. He ties policy to the League of Nations covenant and warns against acting as sponsors without full responsibility if the league fails. He suggests independence talks may be political warfare used domestically.

Philippino Washington Philippine Islands Warren G. Harding Ohio Senate Committee On the Philippines Senate League Philippine Islands

Frelinghuysen warns against tax burden on business

Senator Frelinghuysen of New Jersey argues Congress must curb administrative paternalism to revive American business and industry. He cites widespread stagnation, calls for a plan to spur commercial and financial projects, and predicts Congress will respond to public demand. He urges measures to restore mills and factories and restore confidence.

America Germany

Roosevelt Holiday Bill Would Name Oct 27 as National Birthday

A House bill by Bacharach New Jersey Republican proposes observing Theodore Roosevelts birthday on October 27 as a national holiday. The measure would treat all commercial paper as if Sunday and move the holiday when the date falls on a Sunday. The idea stems from a New York patriotic movement led by John T King and supported by Will Hays to build a fitting memorial.

Washington Theodore’ Roosevelt House Bacharach New Jersey Republican United States New York John T.king Connecticut Mr. Roosevelt Will Hays

Burleson Alleged to Ensnare Diverse Political Factions

A New York Evening Post editorial notes that a cabinet member allegedly succeeded in alienating a wide spectrum of groups including Democrats and Republicans in Congress, industry leaders, labor unions, socialists, IWW, pro and anti-German factions, radical and conservative presses, mail and telegram services, and the public. The piece suggests such a feat would be extraordinary, yet claims it has already been achieved by a current cabinet member.

Capitol American Federation of Labor New York Evening Post

State hail insurance totals awaited after June 20 deadline

Helena reports the state board of hail insurance is tallying written policies since the June 20 closing date required by the recent assembly. Officials caution that total coverage may be lower than last year due to the season's unsettled conditions.

Helena State Board of Hail Insurance

Mine Blast Fatality in Butte Worker Bosovich

Teter Bosovich 38 and his family lived at 614 East Galena Street. He was killed instantly by a premature blast on the 500 foot level of the Parrot mine Monday noon. Bosovich was alone at the time of the accident. A separate listing offers a Centennial valley relinquishment for sale near Monida with 320 acres, 220 acres tillable, fenced, and a three room house site through J. P. Campeau of Dillon Montana.

Butte Teter Bosovich Galena Street Bosovich Centennial Valley Monida Stage Road J. P. Campeau Glendale St Dillon Montana

National editors poll boosts return of railroads to private owners

Washington reports 6 000 newspaper editors favor private ownership over government control by 83 percent. Congress plans swift action to restore railroads to private management within the year with rate increases, centralized federal oversight, and legal consolidations to attract new capital for expansion.

Washington National Capital Congress Director General of Railroads

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