Free trade bill faults and home labor peril debated
The piece argues President Wilson and advisers push a tariff path that failed to lower prices or boost employment. It cites rising imports and falling exports, warns against canal toll concessions to Colombia, and condemns the I W W and Haywood linked labor unrest. It notes past tariff effects on jobs and questions weather blamed unemployment, urging decisive action.
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Goodwin
Wilson
Nasby
France
Panama
Colombia
East
Boyce
Miners’ Union
Butte
Marcus Daly
Idaho
Colorado
Moyer
Haywood
Hell
Massachusetts
Michigan
Illinois
West Virginia
Old Storm Center
Carnegie Hall
New York
It Might Be Your Boy in Missoula
A youth, a high school graduate, wanders home on foot after failed jobs and hardship. He faces daily peril from accidents, crime, and exposure while relying on begging. The piece condemns lingering social inequality and questions if The New Freedom offers solutions.
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Missoula
Yorktown
Alamo
Shiloh
Vote tallies show shift from Progressives to Democrats in 1912 Multnomah
The Portland Oregonian cites 1912 Multnomah County voting by party with Democrats 220 002 2072 13 894, Progressives 12 523 Republican 9 212. Since then women registered and current figures show Republican lead over others by over 220 percent. Goodwins Weekly suggests Democrats may push Mexico policy to rally disillusioned Republicans.
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Portland Oregonian
Multnomah County
Portland
Mexico
Goodwins
Chamberlains Liniment Ad Promotes Fast Pain Relief
Local advertisement touts Chamberlains Liniment for rheumatism lame back and sprains. Mrs Charles Tanner of Wabash Ind lauds its efficacy after twenty years of use. Available in twenty five and fifty cent bottles from all dealers.
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Charles Tanner
Wabash, Ind
Surrender on Canal Tolls Sparks U S Britain Debate
The Wilson administration presses Congress to repeal the coastwise exemption from Panama Canal tolls amid British and railroad backing. Critics cite Hay-Pauncefofte treaty terms demanding free and equal access for all nations. Former Secretary Knox argues against surrender of sovereignty and notes Britain sought arbitration rather than repeal.
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Great Britain
Congress
State Knox
United States
Missoulian
For Torpid Liver Clears Disordered Conditions Quickly
Mrs Po HH of Trubus Springville New York reports six years of relief using Chamberlains Tablets for liver disorders. The ad notes availability through all dealers and urges use when liver shows signs of disorder.
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Po HH
Trubus
Springville
N. Y
Indictment of Carbon Steel workers over Panama Canal lock steel
Five Carbon Steel company employees faced federal grand jury accusations of conspiracy to defraud the government by supplying inferior steel for Panama Canal locks. The charges name Samuel M. Wetmore and Dennis K. Bullens and allege tampering of beam and plate ends to mislead inspectors while the plant and offices are based in Wittsburg.
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Carbon Steel Company
Foley Kidney Pills Ad Addresses Kidney Trouble
The ad urges relief for dullness and swelling in hands and feet due to kidney trouble. It claims Foley Kidney Pills act as a tonic and stimulant to restore healthy kidney action and promotes a visit to Potts the druggist for purchase. The tone is promotional and mentions a one month price.
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Potts
Dillon Visitors Highlight Local Prosperity Outlook
H A Hull of Salt Lake City, former Dillon High principal, spent the week in Dillon. George R Metlen, state road commissioner, returned to Helena after a week here. Metlen toured the state and declared the entire state prosperous as farmers anticipate a record crop after years.
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H. A. Hull
Dillon
Salt Lake City
Mr. Hull
Dillon High School
George R. Metlen
Helena
Metlen
Enjoy Your Meals with Mi o na Tablets
Advice on using Mi o na tablets to relieve indigestion and support digestion. Promotes safe relief from stomach discomfort and promises stronger digestive organs and better gastric juice flow. Available at Potts drugstore in a fifty cent box.
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Potts
Guarded Hotel Terminal in Vera Cruz After Landing
Marines keep watch with machine guns at the Hotel Terminal in Vera Cruz during the American naval occupation. Refugees and travelers seek safety inside as foreign guests avoid danger. no fatalities reported from the fighting.
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United States
Vera Cruz
Mexico City
Disarmed Mexican Snipers Paraded by Vera Cruz Guards
Hundreds of Mexican natives in Vera Cruz who fired on invading Americans from housetops and windows were captured and disarmed. They faced American battleships' fire that drove many from hiding. A waterfront scene shows snipers being marched to the guardhouse by armed marines.
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Vera Cruz
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Chamberlain
Jackies
Galveston
American Press Association
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