Tariff Tinkering Cited As Cause Of 1893 Panic
President Taft argues that four years of depression followed Cleveland's second election, blamed on tariff reform promises and Democratic tariff changes. He cites wage, farm, and trade data to support protectionist policy, contrasting it with Democratic calls for tariff reform and revenue only. Continued on Page Two.
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Taft
Grover Cleveland
Washington
Cleveland
Baltimore
Wilson
McKinley
Voters Misunderstanding Statement No 2 Clarified
Beaverhead County Montana. County Clerk MO S Baker announces no candidate in the county has signed Statement No 2 for State Senator or Representative. All Republican Progressive and Democratic candidates have signed Statement No 1, to prevent voter confusion.
Voters Urged to Support Key Beaverhead Candidates
The editorial endorses Senator E. O. Selway for re election praising his decade long service in the Montana legislature and leadership in the Republican ranks. It also backs Baker for county official, and Dr. L C Ford of Lima for coroner citing experience and fitness for the office.
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L. C. Ford
Lima
Beaverhead County
Ettel and Eliel vie for re election in state legislature
The article praises Mr Ettels long residence and public service record and notes Mr Eliel as a leading minority figure and capable parliamentarian. It argues re election would boost his prestige and influence for the state region.
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Ettel
Eliel
Badcon Seeks Re election As County Treasurer
Arthur L. Badcon, current county treasurer and re election candidate, is praised for proven ability. The text credits his exacting performance and model incumbency as justification for endorsing another term.
Conger Seeks Clerk of the District Court
Charles W. Conger, deputy and chief assistant to Frank A. Hazelbaker, the present incumbent, is described as having thorough knowledge of court duties and strong public service. The note urges voters that a vote for Conger represents qualification and reliability for the office.
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Charles W. Conger
District Court
Frank A. Hazelbaker
Mr. Conger
Conger
Norman Holden Favored To Succeed Himself As Assessor
Norman E Holden a candidate to succeed himself as assessor is an undoubted favorite among county voters. The Dry Farmer has made many friends during his first term and his clean official record assures him broad support for re election.
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Norman Holden
Beaverhead County Clerk Candidate Jay Baker Seeks Vote
The outline praises Jay Baker as the most popular nominee for county clerk and recorder in Beaverhead County. It notes he has served as deputy to his father "Johnny" Baker for several years and seeks voter support in the upcoming election.
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Beaverhead County
Jay
Baker
Mr. Baker
Johnny
Margaret Ross Seeks Re-Election as County Superintendent
Margaret Ross has served as county superintendent of schools for two years and has earned broad support. Her candidacy to succeed herself draws many friends who back her at the polls.
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Margaret Ross
Public administrator W T Scully praised for integrity
The present incumbent W T Scully is described as a hard headed business man who handles estates with completeness and dispatch. His integrity is unquestioned and there has been no hostile criticism of his administration.
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W. T. Scully
W. T. George Emerges as County Surveyor Candidate
W. T. George, a young self-made engineer, has garnered recognition from seasoned professionals and those who have hired his services. Supporters say Beaverhead County would benefit from his noted qualifications and steady career progression.
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W. T. George
Beaverhead County
Roscoe Cornell Proposed For County Commissioner Post
The training and education of Mr Roscoe Cornell fits him for county commissioner. A Beaverhead native from a pioneer Montana family, he studied in Dillon and Deer Lodge, graduated from the Michigan School of Engineering, practiced in Texas, then returned to ranch with his father Craig Cornell near the city.
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Roscoe Cornell
Beaverhead
Montana
Dillon
Deer Lodge
Michigan School of Engineering
Texas
Craig Cornell
D. V. Erwin A Sheriff Leader Earns Public Respect
The piece praises D. V. Erwin for efficiency in the sheriff's office. It lauds his nerve and adroitness in catching criminals and his finesse in detecting crime. It notes his feared reputation among lawless elements and his valuable service to parties and attorneys in civil suits.
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Erwin
Republican Grand Rally at Dillon Opera House
A large Dillon audience packed the Opera House for a Republican rally headlined by Harry L. Wilson and Fred Hathorn. Governor White introduced Wilson after Hathorn praised Montana's future leader, with other state candidates lauded as audience applause rose for each name.
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Dillon Opera House
White
Fred Hathorn
Harry L. Wilson
Billings
Wilson
J. C. Kinney
Lewis Terwilliger
Charles M. McCoy
Hathorn
Montana
New England
Heidelberg
Mr. Horkan
Congress
Horkan
David B. Hill
Harry Wilson
Republican Party
Senator Carter
Harry L Wilson
Beaverhead
Allen Declares Candidacy for Montana Congress Seat
In a brief campaign message WE R ALLEN announces selection to fill the vacant Montana Congress seat after Senator W F Meyer’s death. He cannot campaign personally due to time and asks friends across the state to help. He pledges faithful duty and to devote his best effort to citizens’ interests.
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Congress
W. F. Meyer
Montana
Allen
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Knox
United States
Germany
Europe
Republican
Mcllveen Brothers’ Orchestra
MO. S. Baker
E. O. Selway
Senator Selway
House of Representatives
Frank Eliel
Arthur L. Badcon
Badcon
Norman E. Holden
Jay S. Baker
D. V. Erwin
Republican Grand Rally
Fred Hathhorn
Gov
Helena
W. R
W.F. Meyer
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