Pope Will Not Restrain Bishop In Irigh Fight
Edward C. Strutt reports Cardinal Gaspari clarifies the Vatican will not curb Archbishop Mannix for Ireland's independence stance. The Holy See opposes violence yet grants bishops freedom if religious duties are kept. Mannix plans to visit Liverpool then Rome. no Vatican action against him.
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Universal Service
Rome
Gaspari
Vatican
Mannix
Ireland
Manalx’ Ances
Holy See
Cardinal Gasparri
Sinn
Maade
Yeland
Paal
IE v
Liverpool
Holy Father
Balfour
Binn Fein
Four Die In Portland Hotel Blaze Fatalities Climb
In Portland Oregon the number of dead from the Elton Court hotel fire rose to four as lodger John Jenny died of burns from the escape. An investigation was begun to determine if safety safeguards were lacking at the hotel. In a separate dispatch from Shanghai American minister Paul Reinsch has accepted the Democratic nomination for US senator from Wisconsin.
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Portland
Elton Court
John Jenny
Reinsch
Shanghai
Paul 8
China
United States
Wisconsin
Elko Water Carnival to Feature Pool Circus and Races
Elko stages a Saturday Aug 13 water carnival at South Park natatorium from 2 to 6 pm under B P O E supervision. Ten events with prizes up to 4 dollars and a duck hunt, watermelon hunt, and diving exhibitions led by Bob Martin and assistants. The event includes boys and ladies diving, swimming races, and a final water circus at 4 o clock with prizes awarded throughout the day.
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Standard
Billings
Aug
Park Board
South Park
Bob Martin
B.P. O
Ellis
Deer Lodge News highlights local visits and political bid
Deer Lodge notes list visitors from Sioux City Philipsburg Avon Melrose Grand Rapids and Milwaukee as well as Har J B Seitz and S Horton. Mentions Bro George Nick moving to Tacoma with family and E J Krohn from Milwaukee store department visiting. W C Howe returns from England and plans a rest in New York City. W Bick announces candidacy for County Commissioner on the Republican ticket.
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Kentucky
Montana
D.C
Milwaukee Tallway
Milwaukee
A.B. Selta
A. "Matson
Melrose
Minn
S. Horton
George Nick
Coast
Nick
Tacoma
E. J. Krohn
Thin City
Tional Park
Bick
Chicago
Paul
Local County Race Moves as Candidates Seek Republican Nomination
Aug. 24 election edge looms as five towns contest Judith Basin status. County Attorney McConochie says no majority means the two leading towns Moccasin Windham Hobson Stanford and Geyser will vie for the November seat. Marriage arrival notes include Miss Drake and Mr Cline planning to reside in Harlowton after home completion.
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Lewistown
Deputy County
Mandy
Brance
Estimianicns
Senate
Hanks
United Sta Land Office
Pas Fesident
Winnett
Gels
D. Drake
Judith Basin
Moccasin
Windham
Elector Petition for State House Seat Filings
A petition filed by Pred PP Rixon seeks renomination on the Republican ticket for the state house of representatives. H C Crippen, a former legislator, is mentioned as a Republican committeeman from a precinct. An English fire department tests a new fire escape system using a basket lowered from a tower instead of ladders.
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Huron Poh
Billings
House of Representatives
Britain Cannot Aid Poland, Lloyd George Says
London August 8. After reviewing army conditions Lloyd George says Britain cannot send a force to expel the Reds from Poland. British strength stands at 350,000 with commitments in Ireland India Mesopotamia and Egypt and no funds to spare for another heavy campaign.
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Robert J. Prew
Universal Service
London
War Office
Lloyd George
Poland
War ‘Office
Ireland
India
Mesopotamia
Egypt
Trotzky
Russia
Treasury
America
France
Labor
Henderson
Clyne
Bowerman
Commons
Warsaw
Lenine
Whitehall News reports staff changes and community notices
Whitehall News notes Miss Florence May returns to Salt Lake City after a week with Burgoynes. County officials Dave Cannon and W G Hunter visited from Pleasant Valley. The Jefferson Valley News will have new managers, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Baker, taking over Aug 1 from F C and Frances Fessenden. The Fessendens plan summer on the Upper Madison river. Rev F T Spencer and family returned from an eastern trip, visiting Fredericks, Mass. and other points. Local residents attended the roundup in Bozeman. Others traveled to Boulder and Honeyville, Utah. John Daniels, Civil War veteran, died. funeral to be held in Whitehall Cemetery. Theresa’s Aid met at Mrs Leo Kelly’s ranch home. About 60 ladies attended. Mrs Earl Keeler and daughter Dorothy visited Butte. Readers urged to read the classifieds daily.
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F. T. Spencer
Helen
Fredericks
Mass
Max Darrennouge
Boulder
Y. Clark Pace
Hugward McDonald
Regina Mosier
Murphy Murphy
Margaret Murphy
Whitehall Peole
Bozeman
Honeyville
Utah
Pete Kenyon
A.W Robert
John Daniels
Whitehall
Livi
Sol Daniels
Whitehall Cemetery
Theresa
Leo Kelly
Earl Keeler
Dorothy
Butte
German Army as Barrier Proposed by Churchill Plan
Forbes Fairbairn reports that despite Lloyd George's disapproval, Churchill's proposal to use Germany as an armed barrier against bolshevism is being seriously considered by military leaders. The scheme would have Allied funds and an executive control under Gen Sir Ian Hamilton to disburse armaments and direct German forces, with tacit French interest and ongoing debate among British officials.
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Forbes Fairbairn
Universal Service
al Cable Dispaten
Lloyd George
Winston Churchill
Germany
Whitehall
Munister
Moscow
Berlin
Ian Hamilton
War Saw Train Heavily Laden From Warsaw Escape
Paris reports the first luxe express out of Poland since Warsaw’s crisis, crowded with Polish millionaires fleeing the red invasion. Refugees carry money, securities and jewels, few clothes, and expect peace with Russia, while the army dissolves and a democratic government is sought.
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C. F. Bertelli
Sal Service
Special Cable Dispatch
Paris
Poland
Warsaw
Russia
Editorial Declares Automobiles Essential To Life
A Motor Life editorial argues cars are essential and not luxuries. It cites bankers and E C Stokes praising the automobile as a social good, unifying families and promoting morals, contrasting value judgments of lawmakers and business leaders.
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E. C. Stokes
New Jersey
Trenton
London Telephone Instructs Kickers
The general post office releases a new phone book with curt instructions to subscribers to be courteous and prompt. It urges telephonists cannot always provide instant answers and advises answering promptly and rolling the R for clearer speech.
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London
General Post Office
Decker Collins Oil Discovery Confirms Eskota Theory
Mosby Field readies for big producers as the Decker Collins well reaches 1,010 feet and reveals a vast Lakota Sand oil body. Geologists long suspected the Eskota formation would house the high grade oil, and the discovery supports Gordon Campbell’s theory. The well shows 600 feet of oil in casing after Lakota sand penetration, boosting Frantz Corporation and others with substantial holdings.
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Lewistown
Aug
Colfins
Mosby
Dakota
Gordon Campbell
Decker-collins
Frantz Corporation
Montana Constitutional Amendment Election Notice
Notice announces an act to submit to Montana electors a constitutional amendment. It outlines reallocating 95 percent of school fund interest and income to districts by student counts and directing 5 percent to remain as permanent school funds. Separate official ballots will be provided at the November general election.
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Legislative Assembly
State of
Montana
Montana Amendment Election Text Certifies Public School Funds
Certification by Secretary of State Stewart records an act proposing to amend Section Five of Article Eleven of the Montana Constitution. It outlines vote marking, repeal of conflicting acts, and force of law upon approval, dated July 7 1920 in Helena with the state seal. It details distribution of school fund interest: 95 percent to school districts and 5 percent to public school funds.
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Tame
State of
Montana
United States OF America
Helena
A. D
T. Stewart
Legislative Assembly
County Board of Equization
Montana Tax Commission
Senate
County Boards of Equalization
State of Montana
TED States OF America
C.T. Stewart
Selena
Seals Ban Wart
Lakota Sand In Mosby Field Promises Large Oil Reservoir
In Mosby area reports state the Lakota formation is much thicker than the Dakota. The Lakota is about 125 feet thick in experimental work, versus 35 feet for the Dakota at Frantz No. 1. If the thick Lakota prevails in producing zones, a major reservoir may result, attracting large oil companies long cautious about Dakota sand wells. Fractures between Lakota and Dakota in shale beds allow oil to rise, suggesting the Lakota as the true homeland for this oil, with lighter oil in quadrant sands unlikely to be reached by current drills.
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Mosby
Lewistown
Dakota
Transcontinental air mail first delivery lands at Oakland
Two all metal monoplanes that left New York July 29 arrived at Oakland flying field today marking what officials say is the first trans continental air mail delivery on record. J M Larsen owner and pilot of plane No 1 delivered a mail package to Postmaster Joseph J Roseborough from New York.
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Oakland
Cal
New York
Transcontinental Air Mail Service
Oakland Flying Field
J. M. Larsen
Joseph J. Roseborough
Notice of Election Institutional Amendment Montana
A 1920 Montana act proposes submitting to voters a constitutional amendment creating County Boards of Equalization and a State Tax Commission. It details board duties, commission composition and terms, ballot wording, and implementation, with approval dated July 7 1920 and seal of secretary of state.
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Montana
Archbishop Mannix Passes Queenstown in Baltic Voyage
Archishop Mannix of Australia is believed to have passed Queenstown aboard the Baltic after departing New York. Harbor officials at Fishguard and coastal stations prepared to remove a passenger if needed, while Liverpool police announced he would not disembark at that port.
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Queenstown
Ireland
Associated Press
Sit
Baltic
Mannix
Australia
New York
Fishguard
Wates
Associated’ Press
Liverpool
Aviator burned to death in Topeka crash
A. F. Nadeau of Kansas City was burned to death today at Cowles field west of Topeka when his plane caught fire during a landing. R. C. Travers of Plainville crawled free after his safety belt broke and suffered serious burns.
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Topeka
Kan
A. F. Nadeau
Kansas City
Cowles Field
R. C. Travers
Plainville
Amendment to Montana Constitution on state board of examination
Notice outlines proposed amendment to Section 20 of Article VII allowing creation of a State Board of Administration to audit and regulate state purchases and examine claims, with ballots for a November general election. Includes approval date and official seal, Helena capitol, J C T Stewart Secretary of State.
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Legislative Assembly
State of
Montana
Board of Examiners
Board of Administration
Sta
Eid Board of Administration
Legislative Assem
United States OF America
State OF Montana
J. C. T. Stewart
M Tire
Helena
CT. Brewant
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