Roosevelt Jr Seeks Cautious Liberalism On U S Policy
Theodore Roosevelt Jr spoke to a crowd in Dillon urging the United States to pursue constructive liberalism and stay clear of entangling alliances with Europe. He attacked the League of Nations and warned the Covenant could drag the U S into wars, urging restraint and a focus on national character over wealth.
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United States
Theodore Roosevelt, Jr
League of Nations
League
Council
Geneva
Shantung
China
Roosevelt
Europe
America
Dillon Rod and Gun Club Holds Season Ending Clay Shoot
The Dillon Rod and Gun Club conducted a Sunday monthly shoot at the Dillmont park club house with five events and strong turnout. Notable results included Nick Birrer and Roy Forrester winning the Manhattan Leap at Kalispell in July and later leading in the Manhattan Cup duel, while Brundage took the club cup and Thornton earned the Schultz medal as shooters from Lima and Webster attended. The event closed the club’s season until after the hunting season.
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Dillon
Dillon Rod and Gun Club
Dillmont Park
Thornton
Brundage
Nick Birrer
Roy Forrester
Manhattan
Kalispell
Webster
Thiel
Lima Club
Mieck Birrer
M. A. Walker
J. B. Webster
Rodney. Foster
C. T. Magnus
C. A. Schultz
Russel Fryberg
George Dart
C. C. Thornton
Fred Dart
Hiram Brundage
Jack Nemick
Jack ‘Thiel
Matthew Opt
William C. Orr
H. Roose
Cecc
B. W. Emericek
George Gosman
W. B. Hartwie
Baptist Association Meeting in Dillon
The Silver Bow Baptist association began its annual session in Dillon with several delegates in attendance from Butte Lewistown Billings and Great Falls. The program was amended due to illness and a banquet for delegates was held at the parsonage at 5 o'clock last evening.
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Silver Bow Baptist Association
C. H. Cook
Butte
G. Clifford Cress
Lewistown
J. A. Hoffman
Daniel Bryant
Great Falls
H. Mary Sandall
Charles H. Burrell
Billings
Duck Season Opens With Bombardment
Dawn saw a bustling start to the duck season as hunters rushed to favorite spots led by Bedrock lakes in Centennial valley. Deputy game wardens warned violators to observe state laws under close surveillance.
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Centennial Valley
Roosevelt on national tour with Raymond Robbins aboard train
An exchange of light banter occurs between an ex service man and Roosevelt. Robbins, accompanying Roosevelt, does not speak due to the limited time the train is in the area. The man had served through the war with the First Division and commanded the Twenty sixth Infantry.
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Twenty-sixth Infantry
Raymond Robbins
Roosevelt
Pioneer John F. Bishop of Dillon Named Montana Pioneers President
John F. Bishop of Dillon, a longtime pioneer settler and stockman from Beaverhead County, was unanimously elected president of the Pioneers of Montana at the Great Falls convention. Martin Barrett was named vice president for Beaverhead. The next annual meeting will be in Lewistown. Bishop arrived in Bannack in 1863 and later worked in freighting before settling in Beaverhead in 1886 and bringing Oregon sheep in 1869.
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John F. Bishop
Dillon
Beaverhead County
Pioneers
Montana
Great Falls
Martin Barrett
Society
Missoula
Lewistown
Bishop
Bannack
Central City
Colorado
Alder Gulch
Virginia City
Beven Gulch
Salt Lake
Fort Benton
Cow Island
Enrollment at county high school tops 170 as new principal arrives
More than 170 students enroll at Sweetgrass County High School as Prof. Le Roy W. Beam, newly elected principal from Big Timber, arrives to begin duties. He anticipates enrollment passing 200 this year and aims to foster tax-payer relations with community activities. Football prospects look bright with a larger squad and a season opener planned against Butte High on October 9 at home.
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Leroy W. Beam
Big Timber
Sweetgrass County
Dillon
Knudsch
Butte High School
Pow Wow Roundup Promises Old West Thrills in Dillon
Autumn air sets the stage for the Pow Wow Roundup next Thursday to Saturday in Dillon with a galaxy of noted performers, daring riders, ropers, and a full carnival company at the fair grounds. Beaverhead Post’s band provides music as daily street parades crown the best dressed cowboy and cow girl.
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Bernardi Carnival Company
Dillon
Beaverhead Post
Dillon Public Schools See Enrollment Rise and Strong Cafeteria showing
The Dillon Public schools report a jump of about 60 students on first day enrollment this year, with junior high overflow occupying five rooms at the Normal college building. Boys outnumber girls, especially in primary grades. Total enrollment may reach around 800. reports from the state fair show high student proficiency. The school plans model courses in language, grammar, arithmetic, and spelling and notes strong cafeteria operations serving 24,526 meals with minimal deficit.
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Dillon Public Schools
Grant E. Finch
Normal College
Jane Roberts
Dillon
Helena
J. S. Wiseman
Margaret Curran
Records Smashed by Registration Surge in Beaverhead County
Registration records broke as 600 names were added before five pm. In Dillon about 400 delinquent voters qualified for November’s general election while agents statewide registered electors unable to reach Dillon. Beaverhead may dip slightly from 1918 due to non voters not registering.
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Dillon
Beaverhead
Denial of New Trial for Albert Yiek in Monida Murder
A district court judge denied Albert Yiek alias E G Davis a motion for a new trial after a jury found him guilty of murdering Sheriff C K Wyman in Monida on April 21. The verdict imposed the death penalty and a June 26 hanging was scheduled. the transcript was sent to the State Supreme Court and defense counsel was granted time to prepare a bill of exceptions.
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Albert Yiek
E. G. Davis
District Court
Joseph C. Smith
State Supreme Court
C.K. Wyman
Monida
W. E. Cushing
Vick
Supreme Court
Voter recalls Teddy Roosevelt from ranching days
Beaverhead county voter Willard Young, 65, remembers meeting Theodore Roosevelt at the Maltese Cross ranch and cites Roosevelt as the greatest American. Young, now a sheep herder near Dillon, reflects on Roosevelt's "Great Heart" and dynamic energy.
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Beaverhead
Willard Young
Dillon
Young
Missouri
Fort Benton
Fifth Infantry
St. Louis
Teddy Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Snake Strikes Twice But Fails To Score
A. T. Crossley mining engineer at Apex was twice bitten on the leg by a rattlesnake while admiring choke cherry bushes on a hillside. He killed the snake with his gun and, guarded by heavy garb, suffered only a bruise and a discolored skin mark.
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A. T. Crossley
Apex
Crossley
Mrs Meacham Injured in San Diego Fall
Mrs Meacham of San Diego daughter of Mrs G H Campbell of this city spent part of the summer here as guest of Mrs William Bernstein. She was pushed from a department store landing and fell down stairs breaking one arm in two places a wrist and damaging shoulder ligaments. The assailant vanished and recovery will take months.
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Meacham
San Diego
Cal
G. H. Campbell
William Bernstein
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T. Roosevelt, JR
Covenant
Maine
Joe Dixon
Joe
Frank A. Hazelbaker
Mr. Roosevelt
Teddy ,Jr
Frank Eliel
Linda
Brundage and
Baptist Association Meeting
Pioneer Society Honors
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Pioneers Society OF Montana
Bernardi
Ira Kennedy
Teddy
Snake
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