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Newspaper
Helena Independent
Location
Helena, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1936
Page
2
Steiner denounces Roosevelt as corrupt and declares a fight for honest government. He attacks propaganda, unconstitutional legislation, and political morality, promising prosperity built on fundamental principles rather than deceit. He faults past Hoover era rhetoric and urges Americans to restore constitutional governance.
A report on speech highlights from the Republican National Convention. Steiner outlines nine economic planks opposing the New Deal, urging honest money, balanced budgets, and protection for workers. He criticizes reciprocal trade, farming policy, and government regulation, while urging return to prosperity and effective leadership.
The Oregon senator sparked applause with a heated attack on New Deal policies and President Roosevelt. He warned Republicans against defeatist talk and accused early 1933 events of moral failing while urging a January oath to a new party standard. The session closed with muted cheers and plans to reconvene next morning.
The document lists proposed resolutions by Landonites, including state regulation on minimum wage, industrial tariffs, and protection of unions. It references Tabor and the National Grange, aims to preserve workers’ rights to organize, maintain sufficient purchasing power, and expand federal-state cooperation on social security, child labor limits, immigration, and anti injunction laws. It calls for a high wage standard for government employees and broader labor protections.
Thurston, Montana representative on the Northwestern revolutions committee, states the plan to press for party planks to conserve water resources and oppose a regional authority like the Tennessee Valley Authority. He outlines positions on unrestricted cultivation, state-controlled water rights, and antiCanadian livestock imports, amid a broader reclamation policy without power development. The Handel and Hayden Society is noted as the first oratorio society in the United States, founded in Boston in 1815.
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