Dawes Criticisms Spark Press Clash Across Papers
The Record Herald and The Independent trade charges over slander and hypocrisy regarding General Dawes. The dispute centers on past editorials calling Dawes a defender of so called gold diggers and misstatements about his wartime profits.
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Record Herald
Independent
O. M. Lanstrum
Wolena
General Dawes
Record-Herald
Vaudevillian
Dawes
Charles G. Taws
Reveru-Herald
Poli
Ly, D. Me
Lanatrant
Theruth
Mother Clara Marks remembered as guiding figure in Helena
Clara Marks died in Helena after fifty years in Melena where she mentored many youths and prospectors. Known as a natural mother, she offered advice, kindness, and friendship to the lonely and wayward, writing to many across the world with gratitude for her support. Her family and community reflect on a life devoted to care and guidance.
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Clara Marks
Helena
Mrs. Marks
Melena
Last Chance Gulch
Arks
of Mar
Jong
Usefulnessy
Matty
Ier
Still Demands Racing in Montana Legislature
A Dixon era lower house debate over pari mutuel machines at slate fairs sparks renewed talk of legalizing horse racing in Montana. Battie Meagher County Republican at White Sulphur Springs voices support for a statute enabling watering on horse races amid past campaign pledges and administrative interference. The stalled bill faced opposition and a notable floor disruption by governor's office strikers during earlier consideration.
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Slate
Montana
Battie Meagher County
White Sulphur Springs
Montanas Racing Bill Faces Opposition and Debate
The administration moved to kill the measure amid executive resistance and Senate action. A Republican speaker urged Montana to rejoin racing, arguing for a statute to legalize betting to sustain a reasonable circuit. He claimed racing should cleanse personnel and keep out crooks while allowing sportsmen to compete, noting current turmoil and calls for broadening the industry.
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Senate
Montana
Therys
Racing Association
Crook
Jobhker
Kentucky
Coolidge Farm Policy Is Questioned In Republican Voice
The Omaha Bee notes early Republican platform support for agriculture but argues Coolidge offers no clear program. It accuses him of hostility to farm relief measures like McNary-Haugen and Norris-Sinclair, while Democrats oppose aid to farmers. The piece casts doubt on the president as a champion of agricultural relief.
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Coolidge
Friend of Agriculture
The
Omaha Bee
Nebvika
Republican Party
al Sant
Ninlis
West
Middle West
Yice
Ie Wootess
Coatidlye
Sr. Coolidge
Taft
Wilson
Best Editorial of the Day From The Los Angeles Times
A satirical editorial on gender roles and marriage markets contrasts traditional courting norms with modern female independence. It argues women gaining economic power alters marital dynamics, leading to more divorces and changed social expectations.
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The
Los Angeles Times
VHE LOATER Never Knows the Joy of Succeeding
A clipped, reflective snippet notes Vhe Loater’s sympathy in misfortunes and the thrill of desperate effort. It suggests he blames himself, and idleness lowers his self-respect while his work adds to the world’s knowledge.
White House Garden Parties Through First Ladies
Washington memories recount the evolution of White House garden entertainments from early presidential receptions to modern lawn gatherings. Descriptions cover garden layout changes, social rituals, and the role of first ladies in hosting events, noting notable moments from Madison through Roosevelt eras and how inclimate weather and crowd size shaped these ceremonies.
Republican Message From the Convention Faces Public Critique
In a hostile view from Montana American, the piece rails at the Republican convention portraying it as a council of cannibal chiefs in a distant hinterland. It claims the party offers nothing praiseworthy and laments high prices and wages struggles while denouncing past policies and perceived dishonesty.
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Sonthisas
Clevetion
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Naurestesds
Walsh
Tanebes
Pango Pangea
Gore
Republican Party
Montana
James M L Lynch Heads International Typographers
James M L Lynch of Syracuse has been elected president of the International Typographical Union, defeating Charles Howard of Detroit in an unofficial count. Lynch’s margin stood around 2,209 votes out of about 6,000 ballots, with a re-check expected to be considered later. Other officers include Seth Brown of Los Angeles as secretary treasurer and George Reach of New York as vice president. New officers take office November 1.
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Indianapolis
James Me Bynch
Syracuse
X.yas
Wiign
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Detroit
Lynch
Publc
Uplon
Lech
Ares Seth Trown
Los Angeles
Jed George J. Reach
New York
Auer "Tewson
Was
Wy ‘Tratler
Vancouver
B.C
Seco Vier
Wo Bays
Mineapolis
Cetvetny-Teasure
Answers to Questions from The Helens Independent Bureau
A reader inquiry compiles questions and partial answers from The Helens Independent Information Bureau. Topics include the German shepherd origin and police dog names in several countries, melon breeding between Texas honey halli and Californian varieties, sandstone and cement strength, and historical legends about wishing wells.
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Frederick J. Tinshin
Washington, D. C
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France
Beli
Raghind
Sealand
Texas
al. KL
China
Fey Bartholowe
Gosnold
England
Holy Wells
St. Anselor
Nile
Political fund-raising and campaign tactics debate
Great Falls Tribune reports that congressional leaders and party chiefs clash over campaign financing and support. They warn the Treasury decline could starve fund-raising while factions vow continued effort after election, amid veteran party tensions and donor pressure.
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