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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1912
Page
4
The page notes advocate William H. Taft for President and James S. Sherman for Vice President across eight pages. It presents a concise party ticket push with emphasis on the two named leaders within a broad campaign spread.
The slate lists Presidential Electors A W Mills Livingston T A Cummings Fort Benton C E Prescott Boulder J Davidson Deer Lodge Justice H C Smith Helena United States Senator Charles N Pray Fort Benton W F Meyer Red Lodge Governor H L Wilson Billings Lieutenant Governor J C Kinney Wibaux Treasurer William Enright Billings Auditor C C McCoy Butte Secretary of State Frank A Hazel baker Dillon Attorney General W J Paul Deer Lodge Associate Justice Lew L Calloway Virginia City Superintendent Lewis Terwilliger Livingston Railroad Commissioner Leon H Faust Libby
State Senator E. O. Selway and Representative Frank Eliel head a slate of county officers including Treasurer Arthur Badcon, County Clerk Jay Baker, District Clerk Charles W. Conger, and Sheriff D V Erwin as listed roles in the current tally.
Coroner Rae Age and JDr L pee Pay public duties noted alongside school supervisor Miss Margaret Ross and county commissioner Chauncey R. Brown. Superintendent, of, schools, N. E Holden among mentioned officials.
An article discusses an attempted assassination of Theodore Roosevelt in Milwaukee. It notes the danger to presidential candidates, argues for enhanced protection, and suggests discreet life-preserving measures while stressing broad political consensus against violence.
The piece argues against rumors that Roosevelt acted for dramatic effect after being shot. It says he ignored doctors’ orders but did not seek martyrdom, instead choosing to fight on. The author notes such conduct reflects respect for men and dedication to policy questions like tariff and referendum remains unchanged.
Colonel Roosevelt declares that Democrats tariff plank may trigger unprecedented commercial disasters if true and to be implemented, urging confrontation with Governor Wilson and warning of national economic turmoil.
The article examines how women increasingly access professions beyond teaching and nursing, notes shifts in medical education participation, and discusses broader trends in career choice and independence for women, including figures on women in medical studies and graduates.
The piece laments a culture that tolerates political hatred and violence. It ties the attempted murder of Colonel Roosevelt to a history of assassinations, blaming anarchism, socialism, and partisan fury for fueling crimes that outrun justice.
The piece argues Schrank is a knowledgeable killer, not insane, under Wisconsin law. It rejects insanity defenses and calls for moral reform to end killing, urging removal of the person and broader societal changes to enforce the commandment Thou shalt not kill.
A few days after a violent attack, Colonel Roosevelt stands at the storm center of a vast political conflict. He is lauded and condemned by rival factions, seen as a rugged, restless fighting man unequaled since Andrew Jackson. The nation watched as the incident sparked intense public reaction.
The article notes timber scarcity and high lumber costs across the country, urges active forestry study for future profits, and recalls a Lincoln anecdote about cedar rails. It cites Georgia cedar rail sales and a Rutherford County farmer earning $7000 for Farm fencing rails, highlighting market demand and value.
About five hundred Alaskans are expected in Spokane for the American Mining Congress from November 25 to 29 to push Alaskan development. An invite has gone to 700 northern residents, with Seattle urged to fund travel. Eight western governors may attend to discuss public lands and Alaskan issues.
Frank J. Cheney of F J Cheney & Co sworn in Toledo Ohio December 6 1886 pledges one hundred dollars for each catarrh case not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Advertisement promotes internal remedy and testimonials and lists F J Cagney & Co and Hall's Family Pills for constipation with Toledo Ohio contact.
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