Ford Carroll Party Meeting Pushes Pledges Backers
A Montane area meeting held in Hel ena last night aimed to repudiate convention pledges of Republican and alien patio factions. Led by Abhay Genes Pard and Carerall, attendees urged endorsing strict primary reforms and rallying support for their program ahead of the upcoming primary. The gathering drew socialists, ex Democrats, reformers, and various party affiliates seeking to energize voters and maintain pledge commitments.
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YHR Ford-Carbroll
Neve Eohams
Helena
Montana
Abhay Genes Pard
Fort Carrall
York
Ford
Gaubi
Ginal
Willy
Aden
Lechiy
Campaign talk and patriotism spark Montana recall notes
A reader letter discusses a Sioux City mayoral race and a recall petition tied to a W.H. candidate, then shifts to a Montana tribute by Treloar of the ALML band. The writer cites alleged political bias, recalls a Chicago testimony, and highlights a moving scene of a wounded Montana soldier saluting during the Star Spangled Banner, praising patriotism and national unity.
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Sioux City
Pires Cleegipion
daUer Hall
Chicago
Hasavoeed
Tyre
Weir
Wu City
Montana
Sam Treloar
ALC
Salt Lake
Treloar
Port Douglas
Iind
Jie
Band Boys
Cheaper Steel Toying With English Market
The piece argues American steel is being sold in England at lower prices than in the United States, despite higher U.S. production costs and wages. It notes English prices appear below American levels and suggests the nation has long been told it cannot compete.
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England
Conkcyess
Europe
Tariff Debate and Reciprocity in US Europe Trade
A fragment discusses high tariffs and reciprocity, warning that tariffs intended to protect American industries may provoke European retaliation. It questions the impact on foreign markets, noting the US must find buyers for abundant goods and warning against provoking other nations with tariff walls during McKinley era policy debates.
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Europe
McKinley
United States
Maintenance costs rise as postponed repairs bite nation
Postwar neglect of public works and private property leads to costly upkeep and higher prices. The piece argues delayed maintenance harms homes and machinery, increasing long term costs and borrowing from the future. It urges prudent spending by businesses and workers to avoid repeating such policy.
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Ewiys
Nile
Fragmented North Dakota report on social issues and events
A garbled 19th or early 20th century discourse mentions social upheaval, political power, and community concerns. Named figures like Townley appear alongside references to conferences and regional sites, though many terms are unreadable. The passage hints at debates over property, wealth, and public opinion in a colonial or frontier town setting.
Public Health Efforts Target Tuberculosis Poverty Link
At an Atlantic City gathering of tuberculosis researchers and Montana Tuberculosis Association reps, the disease is labeled the main cause of pauperism. Authors urge sterilizing the “white plague” to end poverty, link bad housing and hunger to infection, and emphasize community effort and public health funding as essential to reducing tuberculosis and related poverty.
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Sealti
Atlantic City
Montana
Br Oaty
Panic Stricken Wilson Backers Demoralized in Senate
A Great Falls Tribune editorial lambastes anti Wilson senators as panicked and demoralized for stalling the Paris peace conference and treaty, mocking their “boys play” and predicting they will rush appropriation bills before month’s end, with opposition schemes to constrain military orders and President powers.
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Paris
Elihu Root
Germany
Purvis
Senate
Europe
Henry Cabot Lodge
From Other Viewpoints of a Note on News Snippets
A collage of remarks from multiple papers notes playful and pointed takes on politics, gender, and social issues. It references 6,000 proposed foreign missionaries, a graduating essay drawing crowds, tax dodgers, moonshiners, a murder trial, German mercy, alleged reds, and the Susan B Anthony amendment ratification, all in brisk, opinionated tones.
Wise and Otherwise in Early Jumble of Quotes
A collage of cheeky quotes and witticisms from various papers and voices. Jokes mix with parables about virtue moderation and modern manners, including references to a holy girle and jewel naming, and quips on freedom of the seas and a wooden leg remark.
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Patience
Patrice
Yonkers
Sedition Row at Madison Square Garden Sparks Outcry
The crowd at Madison Square Garden last Friday night featured John Reed of Harvard and Max Eastman among speakers praising radicalism. They attacked wartime policies, the justice department, and espionage act enforcement, while railing against Stokes, Gitlow, Stoklitsky, and Martens. The assembly denounced the government and police, cheered Soviet Russia, and urged revolutionary rhetoric amid claims of oppression and censorship.
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Madison Square
John Reed
Harvard
Max Eastman
Per Hal
Department of Justice
Stokes
Lange
Hitler
Hew Ritman
Assemblyman Gitlow
Alexander
United States
Soviet Russia
Lenine
Jota ‘Reed Qawl
Rose Paster Stokes
New York Tribune
Germany faces unemployment as millions seek work abroad
Gustave Stresemann of the National Liberal party predicts a long economic slump in Germany will push at least tens of millions of men to seek firefidds elsewhere. He notes many cannot reach overseas ports and may drift to Russia, reflecting a dangerous brain drain and social strain.
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Terlin
Germany
Gustave Stresemann
Ater National Liberal Party of
Russia
Government mint and luxury tax debated in Baltimore item
The Baltimore Times Dispatch notes the mint can produce 3,00000 copper cents daily to meet luxury tax payments, with returns via that route nearly as fast as production. It asks why the luxury tax not be abolished and copper coins kept to avoid needless trouble.
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Goverment
Baltimore Times-Dispatch
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North
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Shane
The
Great Falls Tribune
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Noah
Pereale
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Hiram Johson
New York
China
Sacramento
Los Angeles Times
Washington
Raleigh News and Observer
Bncome
Baltimore
Evith Cu Vell
Rochester Herald
Baltimore Sun
Unites States
York Work
Nebuehnd
Buffalo Times
Boston Globe
Ruby
Jewel
Louisville Courier-Journal
London
Bishop Hall
Pater
Boston Transcript
Tanmy
Emerson
Scott
Kansas City Journal
LON
National Bank of Montana
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