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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1923
Page
9
Senator Walsh Reprimanded Over Labor Day Address
Senator Walsh faced a sharp rebuke from Don Kelly for a misstatement in his Labor Day address in Butte. Critics doubt Kelly would take the senator seriously as he campaigns, noting Walsh’s tendency to take himself seriously while praising free wool as beneficial to sheepmen.
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Walsh
Don Kelly
Butte
Kelly
Stricken Japan Inspires Global Aid and Sympathy
The article recalls worldwide compassion for Japan after disaster. Government and Navy department mobilize relief from the United States, Red Cross teams rush to help, and other nations follow suit. While losses are vast, prejudice fades as aid becomes the priority.
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Japan
Washington
Navy Department
Red Cross
The Cowboys Day in Court at the Pow Wow
A poetic sketch portrays Cowboys as bold figures in Southwestern Montana with bold attire and daring stance. It contrasts their reputation with coal miners in Pennsylvania facing a winter strike, noting public sentiment shifts and the miners' early setback despite their cause.
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Dempsey
Montana
Pennsylvania
Coolidge Appoints Slemp as New Secretary in Early Move
Washington dispatch reports President Coolidge moves to consolidate power within his first thirty days in office appointing C Bascom Slemp of Virginia as Secretary to the President. Slemp, a former congressman and South patronage boss, signals strong 1924 Republican nomination plans and aims to secure Southern delegates. Slemp’s background includes roles in law business and state Republican leadership. he is a bachelor.
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Washington
D. C
Coolidge
Geo. B. Christian
Harding
Pres. Coolidge
Campbell Bascom Slemp
Virginia
Slemp
C. Bascom Slemp
Big Stone Gap
South
Thomas W. Harrison
Post Office
Harrison
John Paul
Turkey Cove
Lee County
University of Virginia
Big. Stone Gap
Slemp Coal Company
Hamilton Realty Company
Civil Service Commission
Peru
White House
Practical Price Reduction In Auto Battery Prices
Prest-O-Lite Battery Co. of Indianapolis through vice president S. P. De Lano announces substantial reductions in all automobile battery prices. The move aims to lower ownership costs during peak buying season, with batteries now cheaper than prewar years and farmers able to buy for fewer bushels of wheat or corn. Gasoline costs also drop, boosting value as prices on many 1924 car models remain low.
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Fead
Tire
Standard Oil Company
Prest-Olite Battery Company
Indianapolis
S. P. de Lano
Maxwells
Chalmers
Haynes
Studebakers
Buicks
Reos
Darts
Nashes
Packards
Dodges
Paiges
Jewetts
Chandlers
Clevelands
Stutts
Marmons
Jordans
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S. L. Givens
Greenfield
Foley
President Coolidge
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