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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1904
Page
11
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The Democratic Examiner urges Democrats to vote straight party and asks Republicans to consider their own tactics. It claims no Democrat can win county office without Republican votes and questions if liberals should scratch a ticket for friends across the aisle. The piece accuses Republicans of unlimited funds in the county.
The letter accuses corporate interests and Mr Heinze of secretly funneling thousands to Democratic leaders in Dillon and Beaverhead to defeat Governor White and the Republican ticket. It claims party finances are locally funded while Heinze's money taints Beaverhead politics, with names of recipients known to many voters.
At the end of the last legislative session Governor White served as speaker. A Democratic member introduced a resolution commending the speaker for fairness and impartiality, adopted unanimously. A silver mounted gavel, bought by contributions from every member, was presented to Speaker White. John McGinnis led Heinze forces and spoke on the floor.
The Examiner refrains from retracting charges calling the Republican County Central committee "character assassins and sneaks" while denying responsibility for supposed hush money rumors about Sheriff Gist. Republicans deny payroll statements and insist their campaign is clean and dignified, with Democrats receiving no derogatory attacks.
A local Republican committee warns of open vote buying attempts two years after a prior election and urges reporting of incidents to halt fraud. It notes a state senator election, Clark’s senate term, and alleged Clark boodle activity tied to Roosevelt support, while party predictions claim Idaho loyalty to Parker and Davis and critique past deals with gamblers linked to Clark Anderson.
The piece rebuts a Missoulian extract alleging Dixon’s responsibility for Colorado labor troubles. It cites editor H O Collins confirming ownership and disclaimed involvement, while reaffirming the Republican platform on protecting citizen rights, enforcing laws impartially, and condemning mob actions and unlawful deportations.
Residents condemn a growing trash pile at the road entrance to the city dumping ground. They urge the culprits be identified and ordered to remove the waste, noting the sightline ruins a portion of the area and urging action to move the trash beyond the brush line.
The piece explains that Senator Murray introduced a Montana railroad bill and sought Governor White's opinion. White's letter to Murray stated his views and the bill was withdrawn, indicating broad agreement on policy though details differed.
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