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Newspaper
Helena Independent
Location
Helena, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1920
Page
2
Theodore Roosevelt from Billings Montana issues a stern warning labeling the Nonpartisan League leaders as seditionists seeking power by appealing to greed envy ignorance and class hatred. He likens their aims to Lenin and Trotsky actions in Russia and calls for vigilance. September 1913 Billings Montana.
The Independent recalls A D Stillman of Flathead County once an outspoken opponent to workers compensation who now edits a Kalispell paper and backs the measure. It questions his motives, cites rumored payoffs from corporations, and notes a career arc from farming to engraving and political advocacy amid the compensation controversy.
A partial readable item describes a local event with unclear names and dates. The legible fragments suggest an organized activity or meeting involving a group or team, but precise details remain unreadable.
The piece portrays a chaotic congressional struggle over a budget system and chief executive appointment. It notes critics denouncing budget policies and calls for swift passage while lawmakers clash over vetoes and tactics. Strong names and precise roles are unclear due to damaged text.
The provided text is garbled and unreadable, lacking coherent events or identifiable entities to summarize into a news item. No clear person, organization, place, date, or outcome is discernible for a factual T and S.
Dispatches from North Dakota report Jodie Charles L Crum once impeached in Montana is the Townley candidate for the legislature in Oliver County North Dakota. The Independent notes the pattern of targeting sectionists renegades and traitors by socialistic leaders of the Nonpartisan League amid a heated political clash.
Fragmentary text portrays Judge Charles B. E. Cram as an impeached figure accused of sedition, aligned with A. C. Townley and Walter T. Hills. The passage suggests townspeople should honor such figures, portraying disloyalty as agitational and harmful to American government and law.
The piece questions Senator Fall of New Blesseo and his push for the United States to refuse recognition of Mexico's new regime until 1917 constitution revisions. It mocks his openness to invasion or control, notes his past bid for intervention, and hints at mining and Tampico oil interests as possible motives. The author cites his biography as explaining his stance and criticizes entanglement talk in Senate.
Fragmentary OCR text shows garbled names and phrases, mentions a mission and dates but lacks coherent events or identifiable entities to summarize into a proper news item.
Fragmented text analyzes long standing party battles over tariffs and duties in Congress. It questions if seasoned leaders misread public sentiment, asking why proposals to raise revenue were opposed and whether restraint shaped policy.
A reflective piece urges readers to examine the sources of knowledge and inspiration behind famous innovations and figures. It highlights the roles of mentors and relationships, cites Wendell Phillips and Lincoln, and encourages seeking inner growth by looking to one’s sources of ideas and influence.
J Bruce Kremer Montana view chairman of the Democratic National Committee travels to California to prepare for the June convention. He predicts the San Francisco gathering will be the most enthusiastic in years with Democrats united and certain they will nominate the next president. He says Republicans appear disorganized and that the Democrats will present a strong platform and win the election. Demonstrates high confidence and expectation of a decisive Democratic victory.
Philadelphia Watchman Examiner notes a quirky scene as a child jokes about a lamp's age while an adult cautions it is too young to smoke, reflecting local wit and cautionary humor. The fragment preserves a playful exchange and urban storytelling voice from the era.
Debs in prison garb accepts the Socialist nomination for president from federal penitentiary in Atlanta Georgia with warden's permission. He states the party is becoming a party of politicians not workers and reaffirms his radical stance linked to the Russian revolution.
Chronicle of Grover Cleveland Bergdoll, dubbed a notorious draft dodger, with a fortune and powerful allies, who used bribery and high connections to seek release and evasion. Accounts detail his wartime court martial, planned escape, and questionable legal counsel, highlighting money’s influence in thwarting punishment and the dramatic episodes surrounding his confinement and the attempts to retrieve hidden gold.
A dense, unclear account outlines a plan for a new American Peace Time Army led by General Klett. It asserts goals of universal training, preparedness, and civilian support, claiming the program will develop capable volunteers through extensive drills and public readiness.
A fragmentary account shows a young widow distressed by her husband’s fastidious eating and her own heartbreak. She recalls her deceased first spouse, whose death followed a restrictive diet, and wonders if her current husband’s strange behavior mirrors that history.
A conference convenes in Washington DC to organize associations and societies. One representative from the peerings body will attend as part of the effort to support artistic development and a potential musical mission.
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