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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1920
Page
9
A call urges every able person to take Ameri can Red Cross First Aid Training. It highlights a young wife who cut her wrist with a jagged can opener and was saved from blood poisoning by prompt treatment from a mother using a First Aid kit and Red Cross guidance before a doctor arrived.
Eight room modern house with garage for rent at 805 South Washington Street. Call 123-J 80-tf.
The piece portrays Loyal American women supporting Harding after his acceptance speech, contrasting with Wilson’s 1916 Atlantic City remarks viewed as an attack on the Constitution. It notes Republican resolve to defend the nation’s foundational instrument and restore its honor amid Democratic criticisms.
Senator Penrose of Pennsylvania mocks Cox as weakening daily and failing to move public opinion. He says Cox abandoned independence from Wilson and now trails the president in Wilson’s policy, predicting Cox is nearly out of the contest. He notes favorable southern sentiment but fears a split in the Solid South.
California Democrats show weak support for Governor Cox as Wilson's League of Nations ally in the August primary voter registration. Secretary of State in Sacramento notes little enthusiasm after the national convention, with every county reporting a Republican majority in the primaries.
Mrs. Manley L. Fosseen of Minneapolis, assistant chairman of the speakers bureau for the Republican national committee, plans to mobilize 2000 or more women to stump for the party. The women will appear on the same platform as men and discuss campaign issues as Republicans.
The article notes that Republicans favored a woman suffrage amendment while Democrats faced criticism over their stance. It cites Congressional passage with 244 Republicans and 138 Democrats voting yes, 24 Republicans and 87 Democrats voting no, and ratification by 26 Republican and eight Democratic legislatures, reflecting party divisions on enfranchisement.
The passage argues Governor Cox failed to prove a $10 million Democratic fund, citing sworn testimony that Republicans sought up to $4 million while Democrats raised far less. It alleges widespread public willingness to fund defeat of Cox and criticizes Cox for endorsing attempts to use civil service staff for contributions.
A Montana coun try newspaper notes Governor Cox owns a fortune estimated at 2 million dollars. The piece prompts readers to ask the source of his wealth and whether public scrutiny is warranted.
Al Sylvester of the Sylvester Mercantile Co based in Butte was in Dillon this week on business.
The ad proclaims a $100 reward and a $19 price, claiming Hall's Catarrh Medicine cures catarrh at all stages via internal use. It asserts constitutional treatment strengthens the patient and destroys the disease foundation, inviting readers to request testimonials. The ad lists F. J. Cheney & Co. of Toledo as makers and claims availability from all druggists at 10 cents.
Women leaders in North Dakota push for formation of political clubs to mobilize new suffrage voters. Miss Minnie Nielson urges immediate action to combat socialism and educate women about schools and churches. Reports cite Fargo Grand Forks Mandan and Biddeford as starting local organizing for an intensive campaign against socialist influence.
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