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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1906
Page
1
The Dawson County Review urges support for Lee Mantle as United States Senator from Montana, arguing Dixon cannot demand the seat and Mantle is the better seasoned, party stalwart fit. It cites Mantle's long Montana leadership, prior Senate term, and Roosevelt alignment as reasons Montana needs experienced representation.
The article notes strong backing for Mr. Mantle from Silver Bow county and its delegates, with resolutions urging support for him as senator. Dixon loses Flathead county to the Democrats, while Silver Bow favors Mantle in the legislature and as the state’s leading industrial center pushes for his U.S. Senate seat. Dawson has one representative. Silver Bow has twelve. The piece urges Silver Bow to be heard amid competing opinions from the Dakota newspaper.
Washington observers report a draft message to Congress will propose national regulation of interstate corporations, inheritance and income taxes, eight hour work for federal jobs, child and woman labor limits, tighter writ hearings, immigration limits, currency elasticity, and a stronger navy. The plan may clash with tariff protection and faces a possible Supreme Court hurdle on income tax.
IE L. Cline a well known Beaverhead valley rancher died from internal head injury after being thrown from a bronco at about 3 o clock yesterday afternoon. He struck his head on a barrel causing scalp loss and a ruptured blood vessel inside the skull led to death despite surgical attempts. He leaves a wife, a son and two daughters plus two stepdaughters and resided near Dillon for many years. Funeral details were not learned at press time.
Capt. James L. Cochrane reports that William Avery, 67, a corporal in Company C 43rd Ohio Veteran Volunteer Infantry and Steadman Post G A R member, died of miner's consumption at Polaris. Born in Cadiz county, Ohio, he prospected in Bannack and Elkhorn after the Civil War and was well known among local miners.
A half dozen couples celebrated Miss Lolita Cziekawitz of San Francisco at the Oliver residence with a progressive Sixy-three. Guests received watercolor souvenir score cards by Miss Carrie Oliver and refreshments followed near midnight.
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