Montana Republicans Unite Behind Strong State Platform
The Montana Republican ticket is lauded for unity and a broad platform. It endorses the national ticket, calls for direct primaries and initiative laws, eight hour public work rules, railroad regulation, irrigation funding, and anti trust measures, while pledging equal justice and opposition to corporate interference.
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Equal Justice
Heinze Welcomed by Some Democrats at Jefferson Club
Heinze and supporters were greeted by select local Democrats during the Jefferson club reorganization. Several old-line Democrats stayed away and refused to mingle with the leader of the anti trust faction. The Butte Miner accuses Heinze allies of three years of bitterDemocratic opposition and of trying to disrupt Democratic primaries last week with riot threats. city police reserves were called in to prevent bloodshed.
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Heinze
Silver Bow County
Boston
Montana
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Dillon
Livingston
Dillon Democrats
Butte
Democratic Party
Democrats field strong ticket versus robust Republican slate
The Democrats presented a solid ticket at their convention last Monday though not as strong as the Republicans. Officials note the GOP offers unusually strong contenders, leaving Democrats to rely on the best available timber while acknowledging some contests are tougher than others.
Delegate Questioning Nomination Money at Democratic Convention
A Democratic county convention delegate warned that accepting a nomination on the Democratic ticket would require spending a substantial amount of money to win. He implied that funds would be directed toward campaigning, advertising, and related political activities to secure election.
Heinze Signature Allegedly Endorsed by Jefferson Club
The Jefferson club shows a genuine signature of F. Aug. Heinze on its records, affixed by his own hand. The document may be framed, contingent on Mr. Heinze's future generosity.
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Jefferson Club
F. Aug. Heinze
Enthusiasm at Democratic County Convention Fades in Race
The county convention last Monday showed high spirits and cheering but the oratory did not translate into a clear advantage in the race. Delegates praised turnout yet analysts warn enthusiasm alone does not win elections.
The Auctioned Plane Heads Out
Mrs Nexdore notes the plane bought for their daughter was a great bargain at auction. Mrs Pepprey replies its rapid sale explains why it is moving away quickly.
Woman's Rights Debate Sparks Gentle Humor
A light dialogue features Hettie asserting belief in women’s rights while Gertie quips about voting. The exchange pivots on the nuance of suffrage without a direct demand.
Quotes on hunger and exchange from Chicago Daily News
A selection of aphorisms about feeding others first and the paradox of giving. It contrasts offering food with advice and the idea that reciprocity involves trading unwanted things for valued ones. The note wraps with boxing gloves signaling a moral about generosity being blessed.
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Chicago Daily News
Suspected murder arrest reported in Montana case
Wilfred Vermillion murder case prompts claims a man named Stevens was arrested at Warrick Montana and confessed, then allegedly to return to Salt Lake City without papers. A later note says Sheriff Emery in Salt Lake City asked Silver Bow County for details, but no arrest there.
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Salt Lake
Stevens
Warrick
Montana
Stephens
Standard
I. F. Emery
Salt Lake City
Silver Bow County
W. A. Vermillion
McGarvey
Iowa inheritance tax flaw targets foreign holders
Des Moines reports the Iowa inheritance tax law, after about ten years, discriminates against nonresidents by exacting higher payments than residents. The German consul in Chicago cited treaties with Germany prohibiting such discrimination and urged Iowa authorities to act.
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Iowa
Chicago
Germany
Lincoln Woman Back From New Brunswick Refuses Alliance
Miss Minnie Humphries of Lincoln Nebraska returns home alone after visiting New Brunswick New Jersey where she rejected a marriage suitor. She balked at his advertised wife conditions especially age and was not persuaded to wed.
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N. J
Lincoln
Neb
Minnie Humphries
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