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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1904
Page
7
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In Beavershead county editorials argue rotation in office favors Judge Callaway over Judge Parker. Callaway praised as diligent, non‑habitual, and a modern jurist, with a pledge to dispatch opinions within trial terms. The piece endorses the Beaverhead Republican ticket and Governor White for Senate, urging voters to elect the slate to benefit the county.
A letter from Hon. Lee Mantle explains an omission of Albert J. Galen from the attorney general nomination certificate due to an oversight. The Montana Republicans move promptly to correct the error, using supreme court rulings to place Galen on the official ballot. Democratic charges at a Dillon meeting are countered by Republicans who blame a stenographer’s error and exonerate secretary Hazelbaker. The piece also previews a World World excerpt arguing Republican party stewardship on anti trust laws across multiple administrations.
The writer argues a cement crossing at the Montana and Bannack streets intersection would be better than plank crossings which do not last long.
William Jennings Bryan denounces Parker campaign tactics as crooked and indefensible, accusing the New York platform of vagueness to win votes. The Virginia City Times showcases twenty three half tone engravings of Republican candidates in Madison County and the state.
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