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Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

May 12, 1916

Page

5

Politic concerns and national strength voiced by Mus. Louise Covunson

In a reflective note about party fragmentation and public ethics, Mus. Louise Covunson laments greed and dereliction of duty among leaders, urges focus on character over politics, and warns of war preparedness and the need for unity to keep the nation secure and prosperous.

Democrat Republican Peoples’ Party Prohibition Republic Wilson Taft Supreme Bench Brandeis Mexico England High Seas America Lincoln Louise Covunson

Doan's Kidney Pills End Kidney Pain Says Mrs. Coon

Mrs Effie Coon of Dillon testifies after years of kidney pain that Doan's Kidney Pills gave quick relief and cured her attacks This endorsement was reaffirmed over five years later confirming the remedy's effectiveness Price 50 cents at all dealers Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY adv 18 19

Dillon Effie Coon Atlantic Street Doan Potts

Villistas Attack Glenn Springs Cavalry Clash in Texas

About fifty Mara citizens pursue Villistas who crossed the Rio Grande and attacked Troop A nine cavalrymen in Glenn Springs Alpine Texas. A two hour fire fight ends with three troopers dead two wounded and one missing believed captured or killed. Two American citizens are said to have been killed by the bandits after being carried across the river.

Alpine Texas Rio Grande Glenn Springs Fourteenth Cavalry Coahuila Mexico J. Deemers Compton Mara

Troops Clash With Mexicans Near Cusihuirfox

A 230 man Eleventh Cavalry squadron surprised and routed a larger Villista force at Ojo Azules seventy miles south of Cusihuirachi. Forty two Mexicans were killed with others wounded. no American casualties reported. Major Robert L. Howze led the pursuit of Generals Cruz Dominguez and Julio Acosta.

Namiquipa Mexico Eleventh Cavalry Ojo Azules Cusihuirfachic Actul Robert L. Howze Cruz Dominguez Julio Acosta

Rescuer Dies in Snake River Rescue at Sterling Bridge

Blackfoot Idaho reports a drowning as Peter Nelson perished while aiding the rescue of Miss Gertrude Nelson. He and two others were in a capsized boat on the Snake River near Sterling bridge when the accident occurred.

Blackfoot Idaho Gertrude Nelson Peter Nelson Snake River Sterling Bridge

Ohio Delegation to Progressive Convention Uninstructed

An uninstructed free-handed delegation will represent Ohio at the national Progressive convention in Chicago on June 7. The decision was made at the state Progressive convention in Columbus.

Columbus Ohio Chicago

Woman Jumped to Death in San Francisco Hospital

Miss Pauline Cushing, believed from Boston, killed herself by leaping from the hospital's third story after a ten minute struggle on the fire escape with her nurse.

San Francisco Pauline Cushing Boston

Wilson notes German pledge but preserves neutral rights

President Wilson accepts Germany’s claim to abandon its submarine policy and vows strict adherence to the new rules. The United States rejects any condition linking German conduct at sea to actions by other neutrals and noncombatants, insisting responsibility remains individual and absolute.

Washington Wilson Lansing Gerard Berlin United States Germany High Seas

Army Bill Rejected in Senate Amendments Conference Return

Washington report notes Senate amendments to the army bill were rejected by the house. The measure to authorize a 250000 man standing army in peace and a 261000 volunteer force were voted down 221 to 142 and 251 to 109. The Navy plant amendment was substituted by Chairman Hay’s proposal without a record vote.

Washington Senate House Hay House Military Affairs Committee

Spokane man drowned in Coeur d Alene lake boat capsizing

Search is under way for the body of W H Daniels a wealthy mining and clubman from Spokane Washington who was drowned when his launch capsized in a high wind on Coeur d Alene lake.

Coeur d’Alene Idaho W. H. Daniels Spokane, Wash Coeur d’Alene Lake

Four Die in Fire Near Warroad Minnesota

Four people died and five were badly burned when a residence belonging to D. A. Inman two and a half miles from Warroad Minn burned to the ground Sunday.

Warroad Minn D. A. Inman

German Consul Indicted for Passport Fraud

New York grand jury indicted Carl A. Luederitz German consul at Baltimore on charges of procuring a false passport for Horst von Der Goltz the confessed spy.

New York Carl] A. Luederitz Baltimore Horst von der Goltz

No Appeal Made by Pope, London Denies Report

Official denial issued Monday disputing a claim that Pope Benedict appealed to Emperor William and President Wilson to avert a Germany United States rupture. The denial states no such appeal occurred.

Pope London Pope Benedict William Wilson Germany United States

Intermountain notes on wool, roads, crime, sugar plans

The region sees a large wool sale to eastern buyers with Nevada output likely steady to last year. Ogden hosts the Intermountain Good Roads convention June 18 and 14 with over 500 delegates expected. Reports cover rail, mining, wages and a rash of incidents from a Salt Lake arrest for grand larceny to a temple of sugar factory plans and a rabid animal case in Utah.

Ogden Utah Nevada Salt Lake Los Angeles Arthur M. Coll Miles City Mont Chicago Wilson Frank White Reno Carson City White Kemmerer Coal Company Frontier J. A. Young Utah City Tacoma Portland Oakland San Francisco Minneapolis Denver & Rio Grande Railroad Castle Dale Huntington Margaret Dantzler Harold Jackson White Pine County Ely State Board of Health Wilda Hangon William Hanson Lucia Box Elder County L. H. Robinson Bountiful Denver & Rio Grande Nevada Sugar Company Fallon George Wingfield Wingfield Utah-Idaho Sugar Company Nevada: Utah Sugar Company United States Department of Agriculture Nevada-Utah Sugar Company Nev Fruit & Produce Association Ashland Ore

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