Attorney General Ford May Rule Out Candidate
The state Republican primary race hinges on Joseph D. Pope of Dillings and a decision by Attorney General S C Ford to accept or reject remaining petitions. Other filed candidates appear set for the ticket as of August 27. Local notes report a break in at the Whitehall post office with the safe damaged and contents taken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ford
Phislem
Ave
Joseph D. Pope
Dillings
Congress
S.C. Ford
Pope
Whitehall
Alma Pall
Salt Lake City
Patrik Wickham
Joe Kounts Jr
Town
W. J. Alexander
Butte
Olive Wilkins
Holly
Albert
Will Behhmidt
Huston Ranch
John P. Denny
Robert McGaugh
Jauction
Mont
R. McDonald
Helena
Boulder
McDonald
Bozeman News highlights and local notices
Bozeman reports safe arrival of Rev. C W Harris in YMCA work, and notes on city health showing scarlet fever clearance for the first time in eight months. City council discusses quarantine plans, hospital arrangements, and July building permits totaling 1 750. fire losses total 152. Indictment concerns tensions around officials. umbrella auction planned by Postmaster Fortman. Funeral announced for Civil War veteran Charles M Spencer.
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C. W. Harris
Presbyterian Church
YMCA
Hobart William Longacre
Jule Graves
Menard
Deaconess Hospital
Charles Dunlop
Spokane
Hozeman
Hazeman
Montana
A. J. Fousch
Great Falls
C. R. Klane
John Nelson
Marcus Anderson
William Shay
A. J .Trodick
Charles Landgren
Falls
Bozeman
R. E
Uly
Truitt
Livingston
Gallatin County
Park County
Magruder
Liv
Ingeton
W. G. Alexander
Ings
Alexander
Gallatin Valeley “Gas Company
Yall City Hall
Park Fund
Lewistown Contests Nomination And Local Disputes
Dora Harrington of Moore seeks the Republican county treasurer nomination while E O Hedrick a banker and farmer files for state nomination Fergus reports women candidates for auditor school superintendent and treasurer Mrs Elle Bell sues for divorce from William H Bell alleging failure to provide W G Michael sues Izez Michael for divorce on cruelty Kirk resigns as cashier of First State Bank of Winifred with son Cecil to follow into bank leadership E H Wiper named cashier successor and Axel Hedengran sues for divorce from Anna Hedengran filed in Sweden 1900 editorial note and banking reshuffles noted with G J Wiedemann mentioned as involved in local matters
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Lewistown
Aug
Dora Harrington
Moore
Republcan
Treaster
E. O. Hedrick
Fergus
Elle Bell
William H. Bell
Rockville
Town
W. G. Michael
Izez Michael
G. H. Kirk
Butte
First State Bank of Winifred
Cecil Kirk
Ter
University of Wisconsin
E. H. Wiper
Mr. Kirk
Charles Wiper
Empire Bank
Axel Hedengran
Anna Hedengran
Hedengranr
Gevele
Sweden
G. J. Wiedemann
Crop conditions improve across counties, Montana report says
Helena August report from agricultural agents in 436 counties notes crop conditions continued to improve for the week ending August 2. With two exceptions, yields per acre of grain and range condition show gains, reflecting better overall growing conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Charles D. Greenfield
Grant for J Weaver Leper Requisition Approved
Helena August action by Gov Sam Y Stewart grants requisition for J Weaver Leper wanted in Spor Kane Wash on charge of fraudulently selling securities. The notice confirms interstate capture authority and names the alleged offender and jurisdiction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Sam Y. Stewart
J. Weaver Leper
Spor Kane, Wash
New Government Set Up North Part of Russia
Washington reports the establishment of a new government in northern Russia by a constitutional assembly representing districts of Volodea Novgorod Kazan Samara Archangel and Vjatka. Ambassa dor Francis cites lack of contact with Vologda or Moscow since leaving Vologda. A proclamation from Archangel contends Bolshevik power is ended and the so-called soviet is labeled traitors and criminals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Washington
State Department
Francis
Kandalaska
Volodea
Novogorod
Kazan
Samara
Archangel
Viatka
Vologda
Moscow
Bolsuevtki
Associated Press
Andalusia
Lapland
Archangegainst
St Litovak
People's Governint
All
Financial condition of country healthy in June report
Washington August 8 Resources of national banks from May 10 to June 29 fell by 410 million to 1 829 502 000 largely due to banks selling Liberty bonds. The report by Comptroller of the Currency shows the US still financially strong, even as government securities are absorbed ahead of the fourth loan drive. Fortunate criticism appears in Pittsburgh Chronicle about a novelist joke and a critic supporting a family.
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Washington
Unk
Sune 24
Two Tuskegee Alumni Clash in Municipal Court
In a Tuskegee municipal case, both sides were represented by Tuskegee graduates serving as plaintiff and defendant. The judge queried authorities, and the plaintiff’s attorney produced a book the judge found persuasive. The opposing counsel requested the same source, but the plaintiff’s attorney denied access, leading to a tense exchange over the book.
Local draft registration plan outlined and prepared
A government notice describes imminent registration for three-year terms and outlines local boards directing registration in counties. It details citizen eligibility, needed interpreters, election co operation, and the provision of forms and facilities, awaiting the act's passage to fix the registration date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wei
Progress Recounted for Labor Day Plans and Parades
A Labor Day meeting outlined committees for the day with W T Conwell as master of ceremonies and Prof EI Brogan to lead school child participation. The roster includes Mays and Means chair M Webb, sports chair P OBrien, transportation chair O M Beck, and other members. Parade details were to be announced, with several officials coordinating. A separate update notes Louis Felder, a colored recruit, arrived with his mother for Camp Lewis and will depart soon. Another pair, Morden, Hannigan, and Sullivan, were granted work after vagrancy charges. A ball game between Goodfriends and Condor was postponed due to enlistments. a rescheduled game planned tonight. The Montan listing includes attendees from various cities.
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Cc Fee
Cbse
W. T. Con
EI Brogan
Mays and Means
M. Webb
J. W. Hogan
J. T
Louis Felder
Camp Lewis
Chicago
Felder
Production experts sought for civil service posts
The civil service board seeks production experts to supervise distribution expediting and manufacturing delivery. Salaries start at $2,600 yearly. No written exam. appointments noncompetitive with best qualified chosen from a format application and supporting information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annice English
Civil Service Loc. Board
Sina Corps
Army
Promeos
Thaviu Band Delivers Impressive Chautauqua Concerts
The Thaviu band impressed Chautauqua patrons with a wide repertoire and dynamic leadership. Thaviu conducted stirring marches, waltzes, and concerted classics, even taking cornet for Lucia sextet. Roussin overture and operatic vocal trio added depth as the evening program drew strong recalls.
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Thaviu
Thavin
Rousin
Vowe and impersonation headline and arrests reported
This morning Edna Eugenia Lowe wills is on the ad to Woodman. The Treble Clef club with Jessie Rae Taylor will finish preludes in afternoon and evening. Five white and two colored women arrested on vagrancy charges. names include Irene Wright and Mabel Moore. David Cottle of Scranton became a grandfather twice in one day via two different grandchildren from his sons wives.
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Aine
Edna Eugenia Lowe Wills
Woodman
Caartgoaint
Teeter
Wite
Lincoln
Wirt
Hurop
Jessie Rae Taylor
Irene Wright
Brown
Mabel
Moore
Lillian Moore
Renle’ Brosnick
George Carter
Jessie Brokes
Wright
David Cottle
Scranton
Commander Eichhorn Slain in Ukraine Carriage Bombing
Field marshal Herman von Eichhorn and his adjutant Captain Von Dressler were mortally wounded when a bomb was hurled into their carriage in Fiels. Eichhorn, a senior organizer of the German army, had been sent to supervise the new republic’s government setup. He was seventy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman von Eichhorn
Ukraine
von Dressler
Fiels
von Eichhorn
Abiser
Archangel Clash After Occupation Front Moves South
British and Allied forces report success after Archangel occupation setbacks as Bolsheviks withdraw. Allies push south along the railway toward Volozda, capturing rolling stock and stores. Forces north of Finland reinforced to about 50,000, aiming at the Murman railways amid skirmishes.
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London
Aus
Archangel
Dvina
Volozda
Arel
Finland
Murman
Government to seize rifles held by Ulsterites in Ireland
Howard Shortt chief secretary for Ireland announced in the house of commons the government intends to seize 8000 rifles said to be in Ulster hands. He added that if possible they should be taken without trouble. He replied to an inquiry from John Dillon and said he would aid in drafting a home rule bill during the recess to pass the house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Londona
Howard Shortt
Ireland
House of
Shortt
Myieh
John
Pol Shortt
Harold Crary Commissioned as Second Lieutenant
St. Paul reports Harold W. Crary of Butte is now a second lieutenant. The dispatch lists Daugherty of Jamestown and Levitt of Aberdeen as commissioned lieutenants in aviation, with Harding of Madison also noted in the Washington release.
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Harold Crary
Butte
St. Paul
Washington
Pioneer Press
Richard R. Daugherty
Jamestown
Heutenant
Harold W. Crary
Roland St. Harding
Madison
Glenn S. Levitt
Aberdeen
D.y
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Joseph Pope
Whitehall News
Camp Dodge
France
G. J. Wiedeman
Milwaukee
Hanover
Mittee i Ciaiie
Home Oil Company
Winifred
United States
Bozeman News
Avsoiist
William Meitdort
Gort
Superior
Fortman
Charles M. Spencer Punerat
Charles AL. Spencer
Yesterdy
Lewistown News
Vor Railroad Commis
Pittsburg
Sara
Anaconda News
Inet
Kate
Authoritien
Cardington
Progress
IPS
Ast Morden
Joe Hannigan
Amex Sullivan
County Council of Defense
Jodi
Goodfriend
Condor
Oldhaber
Bowers
the Montan
J. T. Seline
Omaha
C. F. Macdonald
W. T. Agens
Bluebird
Pio TD
James Montgomery Flagg
Uncle Sam
Tay Archangel
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