Sensational claims questioned in Montana wardenship case
Helena paper daylighted testimony by S O Sauls former deputy warden who alleged Governor Dixon Potter and Conley figures plotted to kill Conley and obtain affidavits. He claimed Potter took guns from the prison store to the office near Conley residence and planned to “get Conley” and “that skunk.” The Record Herald branded the assertions as not sensational amid dirty political feuds and hinted at possible propaganda.
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Dixon
Conley
Skunk
Conrey
John Margeline
Sauts
Montane Record-Herald
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Bixon
Wwe
Todians
Geer Lodge
Frank Conley
Record-Herald
Senator McCumber pushed tariff tale mocked as fraud
In Montana papers a tale claims American merchants profit 1000 to 2000 percent on imports to justify Fordney tariff. Senator McCumber displayed clocks and hair clippers to prove profits, but critics say the argument is puffery. Smoot warned of voter backlash. New York World exposed the ruse, noting the cuckoo clock price misstatement.
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McCumber
North Dakota
Senate
America
Smoot
New York
Clock tariff tricks blamed for fake price tricks
Critics say the McCumber clock exhibit uses inflated German currency figures to mislead about costs and tariffs. The invoice allegedly shows 94 cents in German money, but exchange rates and transport duties would raise the real price well beyond that, illustrating alleged tariff manipulation.
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McCumber
Germany
Tafts Visit King and Queen of Great Britain
A real American ambiance surrounds Chief Justice Taft and Mrs Taft during their visit with King George and Queen Mary in London as they avoid court formality. Taft tells an American joke at a state dinner while Mrs Taft chats with the Queen about common matters and fashion costs. The scene contrasts starkly with Senate antics and evolving U S political tensions abroad.
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United States
Great Britain
Helena
United States Army
Stewart
Londo
Ambassador Harvey
Tafts
Taft Woldl
Judge Taft
King George
England
Best Editorial of the Day From Sioux by siti
A wary analysis of the old guard within the Republican party and its influence on progressive hopes. The piece notes Beveridge’s appeal in Indiana, contrasts with Popper and Pennsylvanian shifts, and warns voters to avoid being charmed by entrenched interests. It argues for pushing progressive principles from outside the party if necessary.
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George Wharton Popper
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Pinchot
Hae
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Ginte
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Cumming
Washington
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Hroakhart
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Old Guard
Rose A
Cincinnati
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Tropics
Editorial Calls Halt to Farm Foreclosures in Liberty County
Editorial from the North Montana Enterprise urges the Helena land office and state officials to halt foreclosures on hardworking Liberty County farmers. It argues five years of drought, worms, and bad timing have left farmers unable to meet payments, while banks and state finances show anomalies. The piece notes farmers will harvest soon and should receive extended interest relief, contending foreclosures harm both farmers and local tax revenue.
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Liberty Coounty
Land Department
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Helicopter dreams draw interest from Berliners air flyer
Washington June tale notes inventor Berliner's tilt helicopter concept aimed at horizontal flight and safe descent. Describes challenges of lift, stability, and powered landing, plus comparisons with Brennan and von Petroczy efforts. Highlights tentative progress, experimental flights, and wary stance on pursuing a British prize.
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Louis Brennan
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Soime
Helicopters awaited as future air transport and warfare tool
Historic discussion traces helicopter ideas from early experiments to wartime shifts. Despite appeals for stationary hover and bomber observations, war focus stayed on airplanes, delaying practical rotorcraft. Critics question viability, noting accidents in Europe and uncertain future for civilian use from rooftops to ships.
Oregon Bill Aims Private Schools Reform
Associated Press reports Oregon lawmakers consider a bill affecting private schools. The proposal outlines standards and oversight, aiming to regulate funding, curriculum, and accountability for nonpublic institutions within the state.
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Oregon
Bill Ame
Fragmented humor and quotes from a 1920s paper
An assortment of quips, headlines, and stray notes mimicking a late 19th to early 20th century humor column. The text riffs on dancing, riding, and social scenes, mixing garbled lines, mock headlines, and social observations with occasional place names like Portland and Kansas City.
Maternity Bill Spars With Government Aid Debate
A Salem lobby is planned to push the Shepard-Towner bill which would grant $1,480 annually to fund welfare workers teaching hygiene to prospective mothers. Critics in Oregon doubt the bill’s desirability and warn of a new Washington bureau sending bulletins nationwide, risking large federal and state funding for unclear value.
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Salem
Oregon
Washington
Nolittes
Portland
Ore
Consecration at Rome missing text with errors
Monsignor Barnard Mahonay spiritual director of the American college in Rome was consecrated bishop of the diocese today by Cardinal De Tal in the college chapel. A number of high church dignitaries and members of the American colony were prevented from attending.
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Associated Preas
Monsignor Barnard
Mahonay
American College
Siocesa
Atoux Falls
Cardinal de Tal
Francie J. Keene
Parchen's Pictures and Cyke Paper Ad Glimpse
A vivid vintage ad extols Parchen's Finishing Laboratory for developing photographs on Cyke Paper. It promises fast free delivery and features playful lines about friends, enemies, and memories captured in Kodak Album style. The piece reads like a cheeky promotional snippet from a bygone era.
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Heaven
Golder Gate
Kodak
Parden
Parchen
Answers to Questions from the Information Bureau
Question and answer survey produced by the Information Bureau directed by J. Waskin in Washington. The Q and A cover topics from baseball history to khaki uniforms, periscopes, time locks, and fruit jar seals with concise explanations.
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Weleda Dependent Information Bureau
J. Waskin
Washinaton
Dooc
Ghia
Mexican MAF Lal to Chinese Tong Wats Agua Prieta Blaze
Aria Douglas and Jana 26 First last night threatened Agua Prieta business district as Chinese owned buildings burned. Fire department aided by water shortage but could not stop the massive blaze. A hotel and a Chinese club were destroyed along with ammunition. Authorities ponder incendiary start linked to alleged bombing of the International cafe last Saturday amid tong tensions.
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Aria
Jana
Agua Prlota
Douglas Fire Department
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