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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1920
Page
5
An editorial cites the New York Times describing Governor Coolidge as donning his forefathers laboring attire to honor a vanished, honest, independent citizenry. It says he embodies courage honesty shrewdness and public spirit with no political masquerading.
The Sunday morning meeting of two prominent figures draws public interest as citizens wish to witness the moment. Questions linger over secret Paris obligations with Britain and Japan, while Mr Cox pledges to fulfill promised aims if elected.
Senator Harding states that a laboring man seeking a square deal will receive it from the Republican party, emphasizing party commitment to fair treatment for workers. The remark frames the GOP as the ally of labor seeking honesty and integrity in politics.
The article notes discord between the president and Congress over ratification, the League’s tough stance in Europe, and Republican threats to demand a noisy, rigid casus belli standard at San Francisco, complicating the nominee and his campaign.
The piece asserts that Governor Coolidge will reveal his stance on public duties and avoid evasions. It praises Senator Harding for his choice of running mate and urges public trust in the Republican national ticket’s soundness and balance.
The Billings Gazette notes that many attendees found Roosevelt's address lacking in argumentative strength, asserting that almost every point could be answered with a straightforward factual declaration.
Governor Morrow of Kentucky calls for ending the Democratic administration in a campaign issue. The comment reflects cross state political critique reported by the Minneapolis Tribune.
Frank Comerford argues for a "New Order" where workers gain voice, share profits, and partnership with capital. He cites Charles M. Schwab, industrial conferences, and a proposed national industrial court to arbitrate disputes, urging America to lead toward cooperative labor relations and global democracy.
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Charles T. Stewart of Helena seeks re election as Montana secretary of state. A 20 year figure in Helena politics, he touts efficient administration, veteran hiring since World War I, and control of state records and licenses. He cites over $3.5 million in farm loans since 1917 and promises further economies and elimination of redundant boards.
St. James Episcopal Church announces services on Sunday October 3 with Holy Communion at 7 30 a m Sunday school at 9 45 a m morning prayer and sermon at 11 00 a m and evening prayer and sermon at 7 30 p m Thomas W Bennett is rector The Chicago Tribune quotes that control of the Senate by Cox could push the Wilson program and place America under league oversight.
An elder urges parents to avoid fear and cruelty in children’s books and argues illustration power shapes choice. She cites Cinderella’s harmful stereotypes, praises a gentler Irish version, and offers four recommended titles with publishers and prices for library use.
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