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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1912
Page
4
Roosevelt states the Progressive party battle is only starting and that 4,000,000 votes in the United States mark an unparalleled impact. He predicts Republicans will reorganize free of old weights, with many Progressives and anti third term voters returning to the GOP and reshaping 1916 prospects.
The Helena Record notes the suggestion that Governor Norris should join the cabinet, arguing the idea crosses party lines and could impact political balance. No further details on timing or positions are provided.
Editor endorses Governor Edwin L. Norris of Montana for secretary of the interior after March 4. Norris is praised for western expertise, fair land policy handling, and strong influence in the Northwest. The piece urges President Wilson to appoint Norris, citing his record and national impact.
The New York World argues history will judge Taft with sympathy for his achievements and faulting the tariff decision. It credits his administration with guiding the judiciary, abolishing jingoism, promoting civil service reform, and enacting the corporation tax, while condemning the Payne Aldrich tariff misstep. The piece contends the public will shift blame from Taft to the political system that defeated him.
Prof Edward L Thorndike of Columba University outlines ten rules to avoid vacations and keep the mind constantly active. He urges maximal sleep, elimination of physical ills, replacing tired interests with new ones, and maintaining a steady supply of motives to sustain continuous mental work.
In London a new vegetable milk claimed to resemble cow's milk was demonstrated to scientists including Sir William Crookes. A. J. Faulding said it is more digestible, creamier, germ free, and suitable for cooking, with cheese producible at three pence a pound but it cannot make butter.
The U S civil service commission will hold exams during Thanksgiving and Christmas breaks in 1912 in multiple U S cities for Bureau of Education positions in the Philippine Islands. Graduates from colleges, normal schools, polytechnic, and agricultural schools are sought. Male appointees start around 1200 dollars yearly with island expenses paid and promotion potential to 2000 as teacher and 3000 as superintendent. Women for Home Economics, men for Agriculture, Manual Training, High School Science, Math, English, and district supervisors are needed. Information from the Bureau of Insular Affairs, Washington, D C.
Jose Canalejas, Spain’s premier, was killed Tuesday by anarchist Manuel Pardians Serrato who later died by suicide. Two of four shots hit Canalejas behind the right ear as he collapsed. The incident follows a wave of political violence in Madrid and features a suspect in custody.
A 19th century advertisement claims Hall's Catarrh Cure cures catarrh in all stages by acting on blood and mucous surfaces. It offers a $100 reward for any case not cured and urges readers to send for testimonials. Also promotes Hall's Family Pills for constipation and references legal blanks at the Tribune Office.
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