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Newspaper
Helena Independent
Location
Helena, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1920
Page
2
Theodore Roosevelt in Billings September 1918 denounces the Nonpartisan League as sedition and disloyalty, claiming its leaders seek power by stoking greed, envy, ignorance, and class hatred and aim to replicate Lenin and Trotzky in America.
The Butte Bulletin editor W F Dunn denounces Attorney General Ford as a candidate for Montana governor and backs Wheeler, Townley aligned factions clash over endorsements. The Nonpartisan League convention in Great Falls next week heightens tensions between eastern delegates, Red Card supporters, and Townley loyalists amid a tense primary season.
A Chicago convention scene features Johnson Borah factions debating a plank favoring open trade with nations at peace. The discussion centers on recognizing Lenine and Trotaky, with McCormick and Borah pushing dollars and cents arguments while critics warn of shifting regimes and international repercussion.
A cable describes Bolshevik massacres in Ukraine including burning a hospital and killing 600 wounded, then details the 1918 execution of Nicholas II and his family in Ekaterinburg. The report, cited by public figures, notes gruesome scenes and questions U.S. recognition amid political debate.
The Commercial West argues against special legislative favors for farmers. It cites Senator Sherman criticizing the packers bill and warns against burdens on taxpayers and constitutional overreach. The piece urges aid for farmers to boost production without preferential treatment or socialist rhetoric.
A reflection on the human urge to relive past joys and places. Readers are urged to revisit childhood scenes and relationships to recapture happiness, noting how people often seem different when seen through memory. The piece extols the habit as a path to ongoing delight.
San Francisco June 16 California voters will not have the opportunity to vote a third party presidential fight in November, according to a statement here today by Assistant Attorney General Harrison. Tamoteon is the last day to qualify. signatures of three percent of last November's total vote required. Mint expires. Frisco June 14 Walter W. Mash of Waterlon Iowa, treasurer of the Democratic National Committee, arrived and joined committee officials for the party's national convention opening June 28. Women delegates welcome. Oakland's Donahoe outlines convention cordes eight delegates. Vice President Marshall and party left for Delonte Cal June 25. Homer Cummings announced Sinnoci as chief doorkeeper. H Moore arrival expected. Northwest irrigation congress Sept 16-17 to include Montana, Idaho, Oregon, Washington officials and financiers. Marshall to Coolidge: Vice President sent a condolent message to Calvin Coolidge wishing him sincerest sympathy.
Prohibition advocates in Washington plan to push for a plank at the Democratic convention in San Francisco demanding strict enforcement of the eighteenth amendment and the enforcement act. They aim to present a solid front supporting rigorous prohibition measures.
Wayne Wheeler of the Anti-Saloon League said the Chicago resolutions committee adopted a law enforcement plank and that Governor Cox would act as a bodyguard if sanctions pass. Wheeler claimed Cox is the last hope of preventing nullification and would be crucial to national prohibition enforcement.
Nathan William MacChesney chairman of the Wood campaign in Illinois releases a public letter to Dr. Nicholas Maccay Butler of New York condemning Butler and alleging hostility to the popular primary. He also says copies were sent to Senator Harding and Republican National Chairman Wil A. Hays.
The cousin Nonpartisan league in Isan Wisconsin adjourns after endorsing a La Follette state headed by Attorney General Tek Blaine for the September primary. The convention also backs La Follette's rational questions stance and endorses congressional candidates in Milwaukee's fourth and Kh districts.
After three months of experiments the Stwmarett campus of Hovewell reports a new process to make paper pulp using a method that could soon alter production. The team claims the process yields pure im quenchies with adjustable temperature settings.
The article discusses Republican leaders and Mr. Lodge in a tense debate over joining the league. Critics argue against risking a party shake on the dice roll of a decisive stance. The piece questions whether a clear league position should be stated in the platform.
An ad touts cleaning services for straw hats with a focus on churchgoing wearers and fashion changes. It highlights hats from 1920 models, Earl & Wilson shirts, Wilken Bros. underwear, Stetson hats, Park Young men’s suits, and guaranteed goods, urging readers to get hats cleaned today.
The article critiques the League of Nations as a peace plan, contrasts it with Washington and Monroe era policy, and argues Republicans lack of conviction while urging voters to choose a vital issue. Editor cites W.R. Allen White and Siam City Tribune perspectives.
An old editor pledges perseverance and magnanimity amid political rivals. He recalls past profits, thanks patrons, and vows continued support for workers, farmers, and the oppressed, promising to uphold the paper through lean times.
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