If Bryan Won Nomination Changed World War History
The Helena Independent argues Bryan would have altered U S entry into World War I and the war's outcome, noting Champ Clark might have done the same. It claims Wilson’s neutrality pledge failed and contends Clark could have shifted history if nominated, urging readers to skip pay accounts to save on checks.
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Nomn. Publishing Company, Inc
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Montana
Baltimore
Bryan
Democratic Standard
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Associated Press
Wilson
Sd -Soursgspan
Wakties Mall
Daily Independent
le Fermae
Mack
Champ Clark
Dublin
Cork
Woodrow Wilson
Sentence Sermons by the Rav Roy L Smith
Reverend Roy L Smith delivers brief sermons at Elmpton Baptist Church in Minneapolis. Readers are urged to see happiness as a gift, heaven within reach, and peace of mind through forgiveness, rather than chasing external rewards or mere potential.
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Roy L. Smith
Elmpton BM. B
Minneapolis
Costs of county government under scrutiny in Lewis and Clark
Taxpayers press for cuts while officials resist arguing per capita spendthrift tones. County compares cost with Yellowstone, Cascade, Missoula, and Silver Bow as deficits and travel near $1.00 to $2.73 per person. Commissioners weigh a 10 percent salary trim but departments push back citing indispensability and petitions.
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Lewis and Clark County
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Yellowstone County
Lewis and Clark
Cascade
Missoula
Silver Bow
Yellowstone
Carbon County
Sheridan County
Missouri County
Missoula County
Pronunciation Debates Stir At Democratic Convention
The article notes disputes over how to pronounce Walsh Welch and Roosevelt Roosevelts among politicians and socialites in New York and Montana. It cites Sam Goza of Helena as authority, who says Rosea-welt and that Ritchie is pronounced Ritchie, while Baker’s pronunciation remains unknown.
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Norman E. Mack
Buffalo
Democratic National Committee
Associated Press
William Jennings Bryan
Bryan
T. J. Walsh
Chicago
Roosevelt
Ritchie
New York
Walsh
Montana
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Park Avenue
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Welch
Teddy
Roosefelt
Rosevelt
Rosafelt
Rosenfelt
Sam Goza
Helena
Goza
Smith
Baker
The Two-Thirds Rule in Democratic Nominating Conventions
The piece argues the two-thirds rule has governed Democratic conventions for ninety six years as a safeguard against impulsive nominations. It contends the party is an unstable mix of urban, Southern agricultural, and evolving Western elements, making unified action hard. The rule acts as insurance against factional storms and helps elect a candidate appealing to most party factions.
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Democratic Party
United States
Attagoniet
Republicana
Industrial accidents fall in frequency as severity rises
The United States Bureau of Labor Statistics reports fewer industrial accidents since 1926, but with greater severity. Lower crowding and higher worker care are blamed, while unemployment periods trim minor incidents. Industry by industry data show varied trends in frequency and severity, with sawmills, shipbuilding, and textiles cited among notable changes. Senator Pitman proposes a silver standard to boost money supply and employment.
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Washington, D. C
United States Bureau of Labor Statistics
Thameshos
Cardosa
Accidanta
Liz
Theao Atatistica
Mprenaes
Pitman
Natada
Ailver Harroll
Thorod
Thatman
Ailver
Enria
County school costs show per pupil expense in district
Helena Independent editorials contrast county wide and district costs for the Lewin and Clark area. J Scott Harrison, chair of the district school board, argues district figures for the year ending June 30, 1931, reveal lower per pupil costs than editorials claim, detailing total expenditures 261,937.35, per pupil averages, and bond payments, with notes on prior budgets and August salaries.
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J. Scott Harrison
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Answers to Questions From the Helena Independent Information Bureau
A reader inquiry column covers tax dates for new levies effective June 21 1932 and June 6 1932, with July 31 as tax deadline. questions about prohibition planks 1672 1872 Rockefeller health and biographical notes on Rockefeller Julius Caesar Crystal Palace in Bryant Park 1863 1868 and coin mutilation rules. also asks about naval officer salaries and flags etiquette with mixed trivia on Christopher Columbus and Ingersoll memorials. The piece includes postal return postage guidance with international reply coupons and a Spingarn Medal description.
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Clrtrhal Energy
Hetang
Republican Party
Democratic Party
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Rockefeller
Edinburgh Review
Wordaworth
Coleridge
Shelley
Senate rejects funds for world economic conference
Washington June 29 Senate defers Hoover request for funds to support American participation in a world economic conference. The body approved $40,000 for expenses of the United States delegation to a conference later this month. Senator Borah cited lack of gains from a new conference and noted a plank in the Republican platform calling for participation in matters of monetary relations.
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Hoover
Benn
Borah
Senate
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