Francis Endorsed for County Commission by Patterson in Dillon
H C Patterson praises C W Francis as an honest capable candidate in a Dillon rally. He extols Francis mountain farmer background and fitness to oversee road work and county finances, noting the treasury’s strong status and arguing voters should support Francis for re election.
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Dillon Theatre
H. C. Patterson
Board of County Commissioners
C. W. Francis
Big Hole
Francis
Dillon
Mr. Patterson
Big Hole Basin
Patterson
Charles W. Francis
Mr. White
Charles Francis
Pray Promotes Beneficial Legislation By Montana Congressman
Montana congressman Charles N Pray spoke in Dillon praising Republican gains and a record of beneficial laws passed by the Sixty-third Congress. He argued Democrats offer only talk while Republicans delivered earlier measures and urged voters to compare legislative achievements.
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Charles N. Pray
Montana
Dillon
Pray
Charles Hartman
Congress
The Facts About House Bill No 100
A bill introduced by Safety faced opposition from Murray and Eliel in the lower house but passed and moved to the senate where it joined the education committee led by E. O. Selway and was not reported. A second House Bill 100 with no objectionable provisions then passed both houses but was vetoed by the Governor due to irregular passage as unconstitutional.
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Montana State Normal College
Murray
Eliel
Senate
Committee On
Education
Hon. E. 0
Selway
House
Don't vote for Ry burn and Gist for representatives
The note warns voters against Ry burn and Gist for the state House seats and claims that supporting them equates to backing W. A. Clark for United States Senator. It preserves the period voice of a local political appeal.
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Ryburn and
Gist
Representatives
W. A. Clark
United States
Beav erhead County Finances Defend Republican Road Policy
A Dillon Examiner critique accuses the Beaverhead county paper of false reporting. The letter defends the Republican board of county commissioners led by W. Francis, arguing no increase in indebtedness since 1907 and noting a cash on hand rise of over $10,000. It cites bond debt at 80 000 and claims improved roads and lower taxes under Republican leadership.
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Dillon Examiner
Beaverhead County
Democratic Board of County Commissioners
Republican Board
Republican Board of Commissioners
W. Francis
Beaverhead
Democratic Auditing Committee
Democratic Central Committee
Republican Board of County Commissioners
Vote for Charles Francis for county commissioner
A reader endorses Charles Francis for county commissioner citing his record on road improvements and prudent county spending. The message urges voters to support his candidacy in the upcoming election.
Prayer and Morley Speak at Dillon Campaign Meeting
Charles N Pray, Montana congressman and railroad candidate, spoke at Dillon theatre drawing visitors from across the county. Edwin A Morley, Montana railroad commissioner candidate, highlighted the board’s work and future plans, praising the commission’s role in state progress and rail service fairness.
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Charles N. Pray
Montana
Dillon
Pray
Morley
H. C. Patterson
B. F. White
Montana voters urged to reject Clark in senate race
The piece denounces W A Clark as a corrupt influence from Montana’s past and urges voters to elect Frank Eliel and Jas T Murray as Beaverhead County representatives. It portrays Clark and his allies as a threat to state progress and railroad prosperity while portraying democracy as tainted by corporate money and debauchery.
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Montana
Livingston
Clark Amalgamated
W. A. Clark
United States Senate
Clark
Senate
Frank Eliel
Jas. T. Murray
Beaverhead County
Gosman Leads Dillon Sheriff Ticket With Solid Support
Every candidate on the republican ticket will carry Dillon by a good majority. Gosman especially leads, as a democrat's harsh campaign against him backfires. Gosman has made a good sheriff, and critics cannot deny his strong performance.
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Dillon
Gosman
Montana State Normal College May Save 10 Close
The proposition to amend the state constitution will be voted next Tuesday. A failure would cut about forty percent of current funds, forcing a tax levy reduction and hindering state progress. Publicity controls would end, departments handicapped, and educational institutions could lose financial support, severely impacting Beaverhead County.
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Montana State
Normal College
Beaverhead
Hartman Defeat Sparked by Delayed Halloween Prank
Hartman and other Democratic candidates likely trace their November defeat to a delayed Halloween prank. The remark highlights partisan blame and the lingering impact of a single incident on voter perception.
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Hartman
Ford for coroner faithfulness and frugal service
A brief endorsement urging L. C. Ford for coroner highlighting faithful attention to duties and efforts to keep expenses low in office.
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L. C. Ford
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People of
White
Matthew Orr
Charles Thomas
J. B. Poindexter
C. W. Scott
Rollin Clarke
Jean Bishop
Kate Paxton
Iva Miller
Edwin A. Morley
Montana Railroad Commission
Wal Clark
Paris
New York
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Globe
Rotten Political
Borrough
Great Northern
Northern Pacific
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