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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1928
Page
2
A compact quotation from Edmund Burke on wisdom in society describing the wisest man as one who has assimilated the greatest number of facts. The line highlights intellect, debate, and sociable bearing as marks of eminence.
Rev. John Clagget became the first bishop of Maryland in 1782, consecrated at All Saints Episcopal Church on Church Street in Frederick Maryland.
The Philadelphia firm Jay Cook and Company, agents of the United States government and lending bankers, failed on September 19 1873. The collapse triggered the financial panic of 1873.
The oldest coins known date from about 700 B C. They would fetch more money today than they did in ancient times.
Francis E Bush 95 of Standing Stone Pa served as Standing Stone postmaster from 1875 to 1899 and again from 1901 onward. Postmaster General Harry New sent birthday wishes noting his long service and ongoing presence in the department.
The Madison National Forest Sheep Growers association offers a $250 reward for the conviction of any sheep thief and a $100 reward for the conviction of any camp robber.
Article notes Smith's decisive win in California with 188000 votes to Reed's 58000 and Walsh's 46000, boosting his delegate total toward a possible first ballot nomination. It covers Dewing shifts, Reed's delegates, and political maneuvers ahead of the Houston convention.
CJ Erbert Hoover ran unopposed in the California Republican primary as GOP turnout surged. The statewide result dwarfed the Democratic vote with the party's 29 percent delegation totaling about 3866 delegates to date, 211 uninstructed. Hoover supporters claim 526 votes at the convention, 19 short of a 545 majority. Tennessee's convention also backed Hoover and instructed at large delegates to back J Q Tilson for vice president.
The senate has passed a resolution for a full inquiry into campaign contributions and expenditures of both parties. A special committee named by Vice President Dawes includes Stelwar of Oregon as chairman.
German Irish transatlantic flyers receive uproarious welcomes in Borstas Washington and New York. Kellogg and Coolidge present honors at the White House while Lindbergh and others greet them. accompanying missions plan air tours and polar expeditions.
Germany accepts Secretary Kellogg's proposal for a multilateral war outlawing treaty. Berlin endorses the plan and says it is ready to negotiate with leading powers for a pact. The note rejects French fears of conflict with the League of Nations or self defense and argues reservations to the American draft are unnecessary.
Remier Raymond Poincaré won a large majority in the French parliamentary elections. The country supports his plan to stabilize finances and continue reforms. He announced a heavy loan to reimburse the Bank of France for state advances as a preliminary step.
Deaths include Congressman Thaddeus Sweet of New York killed in an airplane crash and Palmer B. Anderson, United States marshal for the northern Illinois district. H. W. Laubenheimer succeeds Mr. Anderson as marshal.
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