Careful Forecast Shows How Hughes Will Win
W. Morgan, Republican official, analyzes 1920 election dynamics. He outlines cross currents among labor, German and Irish voters, argues for Hughes, and estimates 248 certain Republican electoral votes plus Illinois and Wisconsin as likely safe, totaling about 290 if added. He notes disputes over Illinois, Wisconsin, Ohio and cautions contested states may shift.
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Montana Republicans Unite Vote For Straight Line Victory
A 1916 Montana Republican state central committee appeal urges voters to back the reunited party under a unified ticket. The letter argues against Democratic dissension, cites past defeats and wartime surpluses, and calls for decisive November support to sustain Republican governance with candidates pledged to serve the people. It lists signatories from Helena, Great Falls, Billings, Missoula, Butte, and other cities.
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Wilson
Montana
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Thomas A. Marlow
Helena
O. M. Harvey
Livingston
Thomas C. Power
O. M. Lanstrum
Henry C. Smith
D. J. Charles
Butte
Sam Stephenson
Great Falls
J. M. Burlingame
William Frary
C. H. M’leod
Missoula
O. F. Goddard
Billings
H. W. Rowley
Harry L. Wilson
Clarence E. M’koin
Lewistown
Vox et Praetera Wilson Described as Verbal Leader by Princeton Professor
From the Wall Street News professor Mather of Princeton, once connected to President Wilson, criticizes Wilson as a mere talker who disguises policy failures with rhetoric. He argues the public bears responsibility for electing glib leaders and laments Wilson's four-year record of futility and evasion.
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Mather
Princeton
Wilson
Mr. Wilson
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Wilsons
McCrea
Pennsylvania
Railroad
E. H. Harriman
James J. Hill
Herbert Spencer
Hughes Resume Praised as Admirable Record for President
A contemporary portrait lauds Charles Evans Hughes as a vigorous square-deal advocate and trusted public servant. It emphasizes his clean past, independent stance, wide experience, and principled leadership, urging patriotic citizens to support him. It also notes the Democratic campaign text book lacked detail on a single-term plank.
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United States
Hughes
Hughes on Postwar Conditions and Remedies Across The Nation
The speaker surveys postwar conditions in various regions, presenting a vivid picture of the era and outlining a proposed remedy. The talk emphasizes concrete outcomes and the hopeful direction for national recovery.
Vision and steadiness in choosing a president
A critic argues that foreign policy rests with the president and stresses the need for a steady, clear minded leader who understands the nation’s soul. It questions Woodrow Wilson’s temperament and urges a candidate with courage steadiness and the ability to inspire confidence and unify the country.
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Wilson
Woodrow Wilson
America
Women’s suffrage debate stirs in 1916 campaign
The article argues President Wilson stalls for a federal constitutional amendment while endorsing state action on women’s voting rights. It contrasts Wilson’s stance with Hughes who supports a nationwide amendment independent of party lines, urging women to vote for Hughes.
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Wilson
Hughes
Spotted Prosperity and Tariff Calls Across States
The speaker notes prosperity is sectional from Massachusetts to Washington and in the Mississippi Valley, urging a nationwide tariff to protect all regions in peace and war, arguing national prosperity depends on defending home markets and foreign trade.
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South America
Orient
Africa
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California
Connecticut
Oregon
Pennsylvania
Washington
Mississippi Valley
Mountain States
Dillon Volunteer Fire Department Meeting Schedule
The Dillon Volunteer Fire Department meets on the first and second Thursday evenings of each month. A meet all of three taps three times, one the courthouse bell, will be given.
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Dillon Volunteer Fire Department
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