Montana Candidate for the Vice Presidency
Helena Montana June 25 W Conrad formerly of Virginia now of Helena is a candidate for the Democratic nomination for the Vice Presidency. He is a banker and irrigation advocate with deep Montana ties and a history of early settlement in the state. He ran for Montana senator in 1898 narrowly missing election to Senator Clark.
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Jame
Conrad
Virginia
Virgina
Warren County
James W. Conrad
Maria Ashby
Ashby
John Ashby
Montana
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Charles K. Conrad
Bank ‘of Conred
Mesilehets
Bank of Kalispell
Firet State Bank of
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Conrad-Stante Company
Te Muleene
Ue Queen Mining
Neihart
Connd-Circle Cattle Company
Connd-Price Cattle Company
Canada
Can Be Sa
Pondera Canal Company
Conrad Investment Company
Pondéra
Pondera Valley
Cotta
Clark
Platform adopted by Republican for equal taxation and tax reform
A Newark meeting of the Republican club adopted its platform for the campaign. It calls for equal taxation and tax reform, with a plank resisting monopolies and favoring two constitutional amendments. Debate touched on representation in the Senate and the possibility of a constitutional convention, but leaders paused on pursuing that option.
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League
Senate
Bento Pal Ak
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Sorel Aten 1 Rerent in The Bie to Atvocat
Fragmentary text appears to reference Sorel Aten and political themes but lacks clear events or context. The readable portions suggest a legal or political discussion with terms like republicism and independence, yet no concrete actions, dates, or identifiable figures beyond a single name.
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Sorel Aten
Republican Campaign Book to Be Issued Early
Washington reports the Republican Congressional Book will come out unusually early, about six weeks before the Democratic convention. It will feature comment on the Democratic platform, biographical sketches of candidates, and space on injunctions while outlining plans to assist campaign workers for an early opening of operations.
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Washington
Drain on New Jersey at Jamestown VA Stirs Note of Expenses
June 25 Treafin reports a notice received by the State House Commission detailing liabilities from moving the New Jersey building from the Jamestown Exposition grounds. A 25 cent tax on material removal 2 1/2 cent tax on workers and a daily 2 60 dollar minimum for labor and loads, all to be borne by the State. Contracts already let for removal and reerection at over 12 000. Disagreeable commentary follows from a tourist and Venus quip.
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Treafin
Jeteeyien
State House Commission
New Jersey
State House
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