In Memory of Dr Horace W Tilden at Baptist Church
Large crowd attends union memorial service for the late Dr Horace W Tilden at the Baptist church on Sunday October 15 with solos by Mrs C W Scott and Miss Caldwell. Mayor J Henry Gilbert eulogizes his service to humanity and community. Continued on Page Hight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Baptist Church
Union
Horace W. Tilden
C. W. Scott
Miss Caldwell
G. E. Finch
Gilbert
Dr. Tilden
J. Henry Gilbert
Monroe
Whittier
Edwards Claims Solo Credit for Grain-Rate Cut in Montana
In a 1916 open letter from Forsyth, Frank J. Edwards asserts he alone secured the grain-rate reduction for Northern Pacific lines from Glendive to west of Missoula, citing admissions from J. M. Hannaford and detailing a savings of three-quarters of a million dollars for Gallatin County farmers. He invites public discussion at Bozeman on October 25 with railroad officials and opposition.
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Montana
Frank J. Edwards
Montana Railroad Commission
Northern Pacific
J. M. Hannaford
Edwards
Independent
Bozeman
Forsyth
Mont
Helena
Tam
Hannaford
Interstate Commerce Commission
Glendive
Missoula
Gallatin County
Funeral Services for Dr Horace W Tilden Held at Local Church
Brief funeral services were held Saturday at the Baptist church for Dr Horace W Tilden. Stedman Post G A R guarded the casket on view, with Rev Humphrey and Rev Young officiating. Remains were placed on the afternoon train for interment in Farmington Maine after a stop in McLaughlin South Dakota. Mrs Tilden and Mrs E E Yeager accompanied the body.
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Horace W. Tilden
Baptist
Stedman Post
Humphrey
Methodist Church
Young
Episcopal Church
Tilden
E. E. Yeager
Farmington
Maine
McLaughlin
Purity and Power of the Ballot by Dr H W Tilden
The sermon contrasts Peter and the apostles obeying God over men with today's voting ethics. It urges conscientious, unselfish votes, warns of moral upheaval, and stresses enforcing laws and replacing unfaithful public servants. It cites civic duty, rhetoric on law, and accountability in a self governing nation.
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DR. H.W. Tilden
Partizan
Congress of
United States
New York
Lieut
Becker
Oscar Underwood
Paper Mills Use Chips From Western Woods
Washington reports Forest Service studies show western wood chips can be dried baled and shipped to Wisconsin mills at small cost. Wisconsin firms seek rail rates for experimental loads to supply paper mills with pulpwood from national forests, with a market exceeding 300000 cords annually.
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Washington
Forest Products Laboratory
Wisconsin Paper
Forest Service
Wisconsin
Four Electors Seek Removal From Progressive Party Ticket
Helena dispatch reports James W. Wedum of Glasgow A J Walrath of Bozeman L J Hamilton of Butte and A W Merrifield of Som ers asked the secretary of state to disregard their candidacies as electors for the progressive party. The secretary refused noting the names are certified to county clerks. A public statement is expected with O H P Shelley joining to release progressive voters from allegiance and urge no votes for them.
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Helena
James W. Wedum
Glasgow
O. H. P.shelley
Progressive National
Why Mr Hughes Should Be Elected
The article argues against the claim that Democratic policy spurred industrial prosperity. It cites prewar hardship in New York and Chicago, with unemployment and bread lines, and credits the war declaration for saving the country. It dismisses Democratic credit for prosperity and references continued discussion on Page Six.
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MR. Hughes
New York
Chicago
New York City
Washington
Appeal for Starving Armenians and Albanians Urges Aid
A public appeal urges relief for starving Armenians and Albanians. Rev. H G Humphrey promotes donations at the Methodist church for Armenian Sylvan Relief, while New York figures criticize Western aid imbalances and urge American fair play for Albania amid famine and pestilence.
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Wilson
U. S. Senate
House of Representatives
United States
Armenian Sylvian Relief Committee
Chas. R. Crane
Fifth Ave
New York
H. G. Humpainy
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Hodge
Vibkane Spokesman-Review
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Molly Coddle
God
Wisconsin Mills
Sec. of State
Selway
Dilson
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Dillon
Rev
H. G
Turkey
Albania
Belgium
William Willard Howard
Mr. Howard
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