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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1919
Page
9
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The Tribune Publishing Company disclaims responsibility for debts of employees except when signed by management. Notices of events with admission or profit from sales incur five cents per line. Card of Thanks six cents per line. Obituary Poetry five cents per line. telephone number 66 provided.
Three months in jail were imposed on President A C Townley and former Organizer Joseph Gilbert of the Non Partisan League after conviction of conspiring to teach disloyalty. The article notes a magazine account of the league’s growth and doubts its future in its western origins. It argues reforms must be constitutional and loyal to the flag.
Former President Taft argues Wilson bears responsibility for the Senate’s stubborn stance on the League of Nations covenant. He urges the President to pursue mild reservations and secure ratification with compromises to avoid defeating the treaty and harming the league’s value.
The passage argues Townley's push for reform faltered as his offense to the core American spirit alienated supporters. It notes he seeks a new trial and warns that without success the organization may decline, with reforms likely carried out by others.
Representative Simeon D. Fess of Ohio argues the league of nations has become a political issue in the 1920 campaign due to Administration push. He says Republicans sought to keep it nonpartisan, while Democratic leaders push it for party advantage. He warns no party can win on a foreign issue.
A clipped OCR fragment notes Hickop deciding to turn over a matter described as the real thing. The brief lacks context on motive or consequences and omits dates, places, and other names.
A Pittsburg Chronicle Telegraph blurb recalls a woman's pledge to stop drinking. She replies to a doubter that the real aim is not to drink less but to abstain completely, emphasizing her resolve to quit.
Mrs. L. Robbins of 408 N Washington St Dillon says eight years of kidney pain back ache dizziness and swelling ended after using Doan's Kidney Pills. She credits relief to four boxes and remains ready to recommend the remedy.
Cynthia Adams sues John Adams in Beaverhead County Montana for absolute divorce and child custody. Plaintiff alleges willful neglect and failure to provide, seeks dissolution of marriage and custody of minor children. Service copies must be answered within twenty days.
Readers are told Hall's Catarrh Medicine cures catarrh at all disease stages through internal action on mucous surfaces. A $100 reward is offered if any case remains uncured, with testimonials available and product sold by druggists.
A court clerk record shows the October 9 1919 seal date with W J Cushing as attorney for the plaintiff. The fragment notes the court seal and official signatory, Fred Rife as clerk.
In the District Court of the Fifth Judicial District a complaint seeks a divorce from Maude Stone on desertion grounds. Pl aintiff Charles Stone states they married in Idaho and have lived apart since 1917, with Montana residency cited for over a year. plaintiff prays dissolution of the marriage and further relief as just.
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