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Newspaper
Ismay
Location
Ismay, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1909
Page
4
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The speech at Elgin shows Speaker Cannon defending his stance against insurgents within the Republican Party. Democratic Chairman Lloyd calls Cannon’s remarks a declaration of war on rivals, while western and middle state Republicans denounce Cannonism and tariff policy as the insurgence grows.
The piece denounces tariff policy as burdensome and revels in the split within the party. It predicts Republicans opposing the tariff, led by Cannon and Aldrich, will be ousted, while Cummins LaFollette Nelson and Beveridge push for a square deal for the West and broader tax reform.
The Ismay-Ekalaka stage line issue continues to trouble the Eagle editor, though daily proof of the line’s success grows. Ismay firm Earlingburg Mercantile, manager A C Smith and real estate man J E Prindle endorsed bonds for Shorty Taylor to honor the contract, while Ismay Commercial Club seeks unity with neighbors to aid Custer county’s development.
Senator M N Johnson of North Dakota dies after a 20 year career as a political power in the state. He defeated ex-Congressman Tom Marshall for the senate last year and stirred opposition by backing Aldrich in the extra session, aiding passage of the tariff law. A scramble for his seat opens with factions within the Republican party competing to fill the vacancy.
The Brooklyn senator Pat McCaren dies, a bold unique figure who opposed Tammany Hall and kept the dynasty at bay. His loss is seen as a blow to reformers seeking honest city government and relief from corrupt machine politics.
Department of the Interior lands office at Miles City issues contest against Charles Kettleson for Entry No 0267 filed August 10 1908 covering multiple parcels in section 8 township 9 north range 56 east Montana principal meridian. Hartfield contest alleges no residence or improvements and that service is impracticable. hearings set December 2 and December 13 1909 at Ismay Montana and Miles City respectively with publication notice ordered.
State of Montana summons defendant H W Gagne to answer plaintiff Steve C Barr in Custer County justice court within 20 days. action seeks 299 dollars for goods sold and delivered. dated October 11, 1909. J E Prindle Justice of the Peace. Sharpless Walker attorney for plaintiff.
Department of the Interior Land Office Miles City Montana issued notice in October 1909 that Nelson A Eggleston of Ismay Montana filed to make final five year proof to establish his claim on section 32 township 9 north range 56 east Montana meridian before U S Commissioner Felix Z Gray on November 5 1909. Witnesses named O W Titus Edwin Patterson J H Hasty and Geo E Worden all residents of Ismay Montana.
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