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Republican ticket and tariff debate in campaignite era
The piece profiles Charles E. Hughes for president and C. W. Fairbanks for vice president and attacks President Wilson for opposing tariffs. It condemns Congress as inefficient and bungling while noting Germany’s wartime dye shipments and predicts market risk after any peace accord without tariffs.
Woodrow Wilson Free Trader document release
The American Protective Tariff League in New York issued Document No. 3 titled Woodrow Wilson, Free-Trader. It presents a fulsome critique of Wilsons lifelong economic leanings toward free trade and portrays his policy stance as pernicious.
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Woodrow Wilson
American Protective Tariff League
New York
Wilson denounces unions citing modern employee standard
The former president Woodrow Wilson, then not a candidate, criticized labor unions and warned that many workers accept a low standard of employment as they enter business and political leadership roles.
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Woodrow Wilson
Labor Talk and Political Lines in the United States
The excerpt debates labor union issues and wartime prosperity, with Congressman Williams criticizing current conditions and supporting the Republican path. It notes Wilson’s potential shifts after retirement and mentions Herbert Quick’s Rural Credits Board role and U S policy toward Mexico amid warnings of American complicity with conflict.
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T. S. Williams
Illinois
Republican Party
Herbert Quick
Rural Credits Board
United States
Mexico
Senator Penrose Attacks Civil Service Debauchery in Senate
Senator Penrose of Pennsylvania flayed the administration over civil service violations. He cited ongoing law breaches since civil service began, accusing the Democratic party of hypocrisy in enforcing the statute and asserting the President had waived the law for more appointments than any prior White House occupant.
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Penrose
Pennsylvania
Senate
Democratic Party
White House
Gillett Attacks Post Office Dishonest Spoils System
Massachusetts representative Gillett condemned a raid on rural carrier routes by the current administration. He said a move to motorize routes ousted hundreds of civil servants and installed Democrats, demoralizing the postal service and impairing efficiency.
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Representative Gillett
Massachusetts
Representative Fess on Republican policy for home market
Ohio Congressman Fess described the Republican idea as building and maintaining the home market by aligning agriculturist manufacturer miner and exchange man in close cooperation. He said aiding the consumer and producer must go together investing capital to employ labor.
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Fess
Ohio
House
Barber and Bowden Tie the Knot at Baptist Parsonage
Mr. Melvin M. Barber and Miss Mildred M. Bowden, both of Camas Idaho, were married by Rev H W Tilden at the Baptist Parsonage on Monday September 11. The couple returned to Camas by auto, buying a Buick from Montana Auto Co. and will live there where the groom is in the hardware business.
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Baptist Parsonage
Melvin M. Barber
Mildred M. Bowden
Camas
Idaho
H. W.tilden
Birthday Surprise for High School Teacher Miss Mollie Allen
Miss Mollie Allen of the high school faculty received a delightful birthday surprise last evening. The party was hosted by fellow faculty members at the home of Miss Marian Hunter.
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Mollie Allen
Marian Hunter
Social dance honors Melton and Chapman couples
Friends gathered at the Guild hall to honor Mr. and Mrs. George M. Melton and Mr. and Mrs. William E. Chapman with a social dance. Baxter-Tonney orchestra provided music for a most delightful evening.
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George M. Melton
William E. Chapman
Guild Hall
Baxter-Tonney
House Party at Blair Home on Horse Prairie
Misses June Nellie and Gyme Blair hosted a weekend house party at their home on Horse Prairie attended by several young friends. The guests arrived by automobile succession after the hosts.
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June
Nellie
Gyme Blair
James Blair
Horse Prairie
Public Reception for Students and Teachers Planned
A Friday evening reception at the Methodist church welcomes the public. The event includes a short music and readings program and refreshments for attendees.
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Methodist Church
Aid Society Sets September Parlor Tea
Members of the M. E. Aid will host a church parlor gathering next Thursday September 21. The event includes Mrs. George Ainslie Mrs. Emma Gilbert and Mrs. John Forester as speakers and organizers.
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George Ainslie
Emma Gilbert
John, Forester
M. E. Aid
Society
Needle Club Hosts Meeting and Elects Members
Mrs. F. H. Garver hosted the Needle club gathering on Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. G. E. Finch and Mrs. A. L. Stone were elected as new members.
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F. H. Garver
The
Needle Club
G. E. Finch
A. L. Stone
North Side Country Club Event Hosted by Mrs Nyhart
Members and friends of the North Side Country Club were entertained by Mrs John Nyhart on Tuesday afternoon.
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Country Club
The
North Side Country Club
John Nyhart
Drama Club Opens Season at Miss Alma Morse Home
The first meeting of the Drama club for the season will be next Wednesday at the home of Miss Alma Morse.
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Alma. Morse
Picnic Enjoyed by Hobnob Club Ladies at Barretts
The Hobnob club ladies enjoyed a Friday afternoon picnic at Barretts, sharing light refreshments and friendly conversation in a casual outdoor setting.
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Barretts
Doans Kidney Pills Praised Across The Nation
A nationwide chorus extols Doan's Kidney Pills for quick relief and lasting results. Dillon locals including Justice A. Kenison testify to personal benefit and urge others to try the product, priced 50 cents at dealers. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo N Y advertises the remedy.
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Dillon
Dean
A. Kenison
Justice’of the Peace
N. Washington Street
Doan
Justice Kenison
Foster- Milburn Co
Props
Buffalo
N. Y
Adv
Montana Divorce Suit Seeks Dissolution After Desertion
Myrtle E. Orr sues Thomas E. Orr in Beaverhead County Montana District Court seeking a decree of dissolution on grounds that for over a year prior to filing he wilfully deserted the plaintiff without cause or consent. The summons requires an answer within twenty days. case filed August 31, 1916, with Rodgers & Gilbert as attorneys.
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District Court
Fifth Judicial District
State of Montana
Beaverhead
Myrtle E. Orr
Thomas E. Orr
Notice of Change in Directors for National Oil Company
Notice is given that National Oil Company Montana obtained and filed consent of two thirds of stock to increase directors from five to seven. Stockholders at August 30 1916 meeting resolved to act, and vote on September 23 1916. Dated September 1 1916. James H. MacKay vice president Ales Walker acting secretary. First publication Sept 1 1916.
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National Oil Company
Montana
Tduly
James H. MacKay
Ales Walker
Hall's Catarrh Cure Claims Cure for Catarrh
The advertisement touts Hall's Catarrh Cure as a universal remedy for catarrh, a constitutional disease, claiming internal action on blood and mucous surfaces. It offers a $100 reward for any case it fails to cure and lists F. J. Cheney & Co. of Toledo as suppliers with family pills also recommended.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
Winter Egg System Boosts Year-Round Poultry Output
A new method from Choteau Montana built poultry farm systems that induce hens to lay all winter with yields equal to summer production. Hundreds of poultry farms have adopted the technique, promising big profits for poultrymen. Stamp for details from Choteau Winter Egg Farms.
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Choteau
Montana
Dillon Volunteer Fire Department Notice
Dillon Volunteer Fire Department meets the first and second Thursday evenings each month. A call of three taps three times from the courthouse bell will be given.
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Dillon Volunteer Fire Department
Court House
Democrats Back Hughes as Strong Pro Position Candidate
Democrats consider Charles Evans Hughes a warm pro position candidate signaling support within the party. The belief centers on Hughes’s stance and potential appeal to key voter blocs.
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Charles Evans Hughes
Wilson Keeps Stance on Suffrage Question
A Philadelphia Evening Ledger note praises that Mr. Wilson remains firm on suffrage policy as he did at the start of his administration, contrasting with changes on other issues. The remark underscores political perspectives during his tenure.
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Wilson
Philadelphia Evening Ledger
Wrecking Crew Echoes in Maine Politics
Opinion notes that Vance McCormick should focus on repairing Democratic bridges in the West rather than pursuing Maine politics. It suggests Justice Hughes as a dynamiting force and frames the strategic shift as wiser for McCormick.
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Maine
Vance McCormick
Justice Hughes
Hypocrisy in Washington Over Postal Savings Vote
A reading of the Democratic Campaign Book contrasts wage gains under Wilson with Taft and cites the postal savings bill vote. It notes Burleson opposed the bill while all opposing votes came from Democrats, prompting a question about GOP ideas versus Democratic rhetoric.
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Wilson
Taft
Washington
Burleson
Texas
Lawyer cites official as witness in charge against Wilson
The legal maneuver by Hughes seeks to bolster damning charges by calling Wilson’s secretary of state as a key witness. This move highlights the high stakes and the effort to anchor allegations with an insider account.
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Hughes
Wilson
Firm dealing urged on Mexican affairs
Mr Hughes calls for decisive policy on Mexican matters. He warns against continuing reliance on the firm of Wilson, Carranza & Co, suggesting the time has come for a firmer approach and independent action.
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Hughes
Wilson, Carranza & Co
Campaign managers book Daniels speech in Maine
Democratic campaign handlers schedule Secretary Daniels for a Maine speech, signaling discouraged hopes of winning the state and indifference toward the ticket in the September election.
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Daniels
Maine
Senator Lewis Defends Motto “Too Proud To Fight”
Senator J Ham Lewis spokesman for the administration says the phrase is an old Latin quotation. He argues it is out of date and reflects a decadent nation, despite public perception.
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J. Ham Lewis
Hughes Speech Sparks Hope for Farmer Self Respect
Mr Hughes told North Dakota farmers that Americans reject a political almshouse and a national mood shifts toward reclaiming self respect. The remark drew broad applause as part of a wider call for national dignity and responsibility.
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Mr. Hughes
North Dakota
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