Proclamation for November 2 1920 Montana election officers
Statewide proclamation sets November 2 1920 as election day to choose four presidential electors and a full slate of state and local officials including governor supreme court associate justices state auditor and public service commissioner. It lists counties and districts to elect representatives to the House and Senate and references amendments and proposed measures to be voted.
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Montana
Hon
Congress
Supreme Court
Mnes
Grer
Audicor
Sweat Race
Treasure
Sunty
Sheridan
House of Representa
Lowe
Beaverhead
Big Horn
Blain Brosdwater
Garten
Catier
Getiae’ At Ald Seteral
the of
Monana
Monea
Assembly
Grovige
Rane
Wy Feniaent
Monning
State Treasury
Penate
Montana Referendum Notices Outline 16th Assembly Measures
Legal notices describe measures from the Sixteenth Legislative Assembly including initiative and referendum items on party nominations by direct vote, presidential electors, school bonds, state indebtedness, and tax changes. Also listed are elections for public officers, county commissioners, and other statewide offices at the general election.
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Beinguan
Fontana
Weston Oa
Senate
Sixteenth Legislative Assembly
Montana
United States
Legislative Assembly
St Aileen
W. Subdent al
Tme
Ballain
Shdihe Dutien
State Board of Extminers
Mutua
University of Montana
Bonetana
Twin
Montana School
Boulder
Monstana State Industrial School
Miles City
State Vocational School
Ar Elena
Mons Renaehni
Av Renin
Mohdne Sahil
Atadiltin
Trs Ceaeiany
Sais
Sloman
Fae
Ecie” St of
Brontana
Stantana Irigation
State ‘Board
Montana ‘Irrigation Development Fund
Ieaid
Gener
Daniels Cler
Golden Valley
Libs Powder River
Rooosevelt
Lord Ponder
Treas
Jans Wothers
Golf officials redraw starters for national open in Toledo
Officials in Toledo prepare for the national open at Inverness by redrawing starters after 40 belated entries arrived after the official close. Pros and amateurs await word on their landing positions as experts guess a low score may be needed to win. Chick Evans and Bobby Jones are highlighted contenders. The new 18 hole qualifying round begins Tuesday after 4:40 PM.
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Toledo
Ohio
Inverness
Enrants
Chick Evans
Bobby’ Jones
National Tennis Tournament Opens Event Keenly Anticipated
National tennis tournament opens with expected strong participation from top players and rising prospects. Officials forecast competitive matches across singles and doubles events, with venues set to host vivid crowds and streaming coverage.
Frenzied Financier 50 Per Cent King Form Partnership
Thomas W. Lawson, noted financier and writer, may partner with Charles Ponzi in new ventures. The two were in talks in a Boston bank office after Lawson traveled from Maine. details of the enterprise were not disclosed.
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Universal Service
Boston
Thomas W. Lawson
Charles Ponzi
Lawson
Maine
Ponzi
American relay team trials name six swimmers for Olympic bid
Trials in Antwerp on August 9 named six entrants for the American relay squad. Final four to be chosen on race day. Selected swimmers include Norman, Ross, W. W. Harris, Perry McGillvary, Kahlano Ravi, and Kahole, with affiliations such as Illinois A. C. and Honolulu listed among the participants.
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Antwerp
Norman, Ross
Ilinois A. C
W. W. Harris Je
Honolulu
Perry McGillvray
Ilinois A. Kahlanoravi
Realgha
Monolul
K. Kahole
United States
Tramusay Strikers Return to Jobs in Tramway Union
Denver August 9. The tramway workers union executive committee named a three man committee to inform Frederick W. Hild, general manager of the Tramway, that striking trainmen will resume work. Henry Silberg, union president, said there were no restrictions.
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Denver
Tramway Workers’ Union
Frederick W. Hild
Henry Silberg
Twin Pig Sign Northbridge Link Ignites Local Memory
James Crichton, former selectman of Northbridge Massachusetts, recalls his youthful ties to Sir Thomas Lipton the tea importer and yachtsman. He notes Lipton’s Glasgow pork business origins and a bold ad campaign with pigs roaming the city.
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Northbridge
Mass
Sir Thomas
Lipton
Tom
Glasgow
James Crichton
Crichton
Ireland
Jamieson Road
Sir ‘Thomas
Montana Legal Notice on Vacancy and Election Conduct
A Montana notice offers a hundred dollar reward for arrest and conviction of violators of title IV, part 1 of the penal code as elections are set to be conducted in a quiet orderly manner. The document, dated August 7, 1920, includes the Great Seal and signatures of Governor STEWART and Secretary of State.
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Tso
Montana
Helena
United States
Amer- Tce
Stewart
Yankees Defeat League Leaders In Cleveland Upset
New York defeated Cleveland by capitalizing on Morton's wildness and four Cleveland errors. Morton threw five passes with four turning into runs and misplays aided four tallies. Ruth, RHE and other details reflect a decisive Yankees win with Shawkey and Ruel on the mound.
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Cleveland
Bui
New York
Morton
Abe
Ruth
Rhe
Shawkey
Ruel
Clark
O'Neill
Nunamaker
Davis Weakens, Boston Wins Out in Eleventh
In St. Louis on August 9 Boston rallied after Davis weakened with two out in the ninth. Boston tied the score on three doubles and won 5 to 4 when Myers' single scored Vitt from second in the eleventh. Batteries Myers Jones and Walters Schang Davis Shocker and Severeid.
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Davis
Boston
ST. Louis
Myers
Vitt
Rhe
Jones
Walters
Schang
Shocker
Chicago Moves Into Second Place in Doubleheader
Detroit beat Philadelphia 5 to 2 as Naylor left the box in the seventh inning and Keefe Moore and Perkins held the Phils. Latengo’s win over Washington moved Chicago into second with scores of 3 to 2 and 5 to 4. Shaw, Coupled with an error by O Neill, sparked the first game. second game saw six hits for Chicago.
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Detroit
Naylor
Philadelphia
Latengo
Washington
Shaw
O'Neill
Chicago
Washingtons
Gharrity
Cicotte
Schalk
RE. Washington
Courtney
Pielnich
Williams
Stanning Results From UBS Association Games
Louisville beat Milwaukee 6 to 1 while Toledo defeated Kansas City 11 to 3 and Indianapolis won 10 to nothing. St. Paul Columbus was postponed due to rain. Pacific Northwest scores show Tacoma 0 and Victoria 13 with Vancouver 5. additional games not listed.
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Louisville
Milwaukee
Toledo
Kansas City
Indianapolis
St. Paul-Columbus
Pacific
Victoria
Tacoma
Vancouver
Brooklyn A
Bincingato
Pittsburg
Ms Teno Chicago
Boston
Philadelpnid
Fevel
Se Ork
Louis Id
Boston Kington
Detroit
Philadephia Manson American Association
Mal St Paul
Toteao
Indianapoli
Milways Rs
Minneaga
Él St
Columbus
Kansas
Now We Know Why Babe Makes So Many Home Runs
Detroit reports Colonel Houston owner of the New York Yankees and Babe Ruth drove to Windsor Canada with friends to attend a frog leg banquet. Windsor traffic officers halted the car legally, and Houston was fined multiple dollars after a dispute over the stop and a controversial remark attributed to him.
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Babe
Detroit
Universal Service
Houston
New York Yankees
Babe” Ruth
Windsor
Canada
Detroit River
Sahara
Colonel Bryan
Marc Antony
Caesar
Julius
France threatens British government over Rhine delivery and coal strike
Paris reports France warns that if German deliveries to France agreed at the Spa conference are not kept, its armies may advance from the Rhine. The Saar basin coal deliveries also face disruption from a miners strike, tied to opposition to League of Nations administration.
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Universal Service Special Cable
Paris
France
Rhine
Offic
Saar
League of Nations
Brooklyn Beats Alexander Hoodoo 6 to 5 in MLB Clash
Brooklyn with a precarious lead defeats Chicago 6 to 5, ending Alexander’s three game win streak. Jexander passes Konetchy in the eighth to Kilduff who doubles for three runs, while Killefer suffers a finger injury. Batteries feature Alexander and Rieter Jarrell Grimes Mamaux and Ler Elliott.
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Brooklyn
Alexander
Chicago
Dodgers
Jexander
Konetchy
Kilduff
Killefer
St. Louis Wins In Eleventh Inning Over Philadelphia
In Philadelphia on August 9 St. Louis defeated Philadelphia 12 to 10 in eleven innings. North, the tenth pitcher, delivered the winning runs with a single. The game featured thirty four players with a lengthy line of pitchers and batters listed for both teams.
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Philadelphia
St. Louis
North
Sherdel
Goodwin
Jacobs
May
Dilhoefer
Causey
Enzman
Hubbell
Rixey
Gmith
Tragresser
Giants Shut Out Rivals In 9 0 Victory
New York defeated Pittsburg 9 to 0 in a southpaw pitching duel between Necht and Cooper. Cooper was retired for a pinch hitter in the eighth. Batteries Cooper Blake and Haeffner Nehf and Snyder.
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Giants
New York
New York Today
Pittsburg
Necht
Cooper
RH. E. Produte Soresee
New York 990
Blake
Haeffner
Nehf
Snyder
Cincinnati Splits Twin Bill with Boston Pitchers
In Boston on August 9 Cincinnati defeated the Boston staff in both games of a doubleheader, winning 10 to 6 and 8 to 2. Rowton led the attack with heavy hitting while Cincinnati pitchers held the hosts to limited scoring across the two games.
Gambling scandal widens across Pacific Coast league
Dent McCarthy returned from Los Angeles to question Babe Barton and said players from Salt Lake Vernon Portland and eight teams are involved in baseball gambling. He warned suspensions may follow. Barton was suspended over a $300 payment to Harl Maggert the Salt Lake center fielder cited in gambling allegations.
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San Francisco
Dent McCarthy
Los Angeles
Babe" Borton
Vernon
Salt Lake
Portland
Porton
Harl Maggert
Olympians Enter Grand American Handicap in Cleveland
The United States Olympic trapshooting team will compete in the Grand American Handicap tournament in Cleveland from August 23 to 28. Heavy rain halted Grand Circuit racing in Cleveland today, delaying races.
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Reland
Cleveland
Ohio
Man Accused of Poisoning Six Dogs in Rowe Addition
W C McMannas a former police officer and mail carrier for A C M company along with Rowe addition residents seek to meet the poisoner who struck within a block of the McMannas home. Pegsy the airdale owned by McMannas died. a $50 reward is offered for information leading to the culprit.
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W. C. McMannas
A. C. M. Company
Rowe Addition
McMannas
Airdale
Pegsy
French Complete Hungary Treaty
The French military mission to Hungary has completed a treaty for 140000 troops to fight Russia in exchange for influence with the League of Nations council to recover Czech Slovak and Romanian territories for Hungary, according to a dispatch from Vienna.
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Universal Service
Berlin
Hungary
Russia
Supreme Council of the
League of Natons
Rumania
Berlin Tageblatt
Vienna
White Plague Grips Idol of Baseball
EW YORK Christy Mathewson famed Giants pitcher and baseball icon is reported seriously ill with tuberculosis at Saranac Lake New York. The article recounts Mathewson’s rise from Bucknell to stardom with the Giants and his key roles in championships 1904 1905 1911 1912 1913 and his later career including a 1916 trade to Cincinnati and service in France before returning to manage and assist the Giants.
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EW York
Christy Mathewson
Aranac Lake
N. Y
Mathewson
Giants
Bucknell University
Taunton
Norfolk
Cincinnati
New York
Amos Russe
Horace Fogel
Matty
McGraw
Baltimore
Reds
McKechnie
Rousch
Cash
Herzog
Wade Killiter
France
Pat Moran
Saranac Lake
Tad's Tid-Bits on Lavigne and Other Notes
A lighthearted Detroit column recaps updates on George Lavigne, once mislabeled as insane, now at home in Highland Park. It weaves in playful quips about politics, Shakespeare, constitutional amendments, music jokes, and observations on sculpture and nickels.
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Kid Lavigne
U. K
West
George Lavigne
Saginaw
Lavigne
Detroit
Bert Doppelberger
Oakland
Cal
California
Tad
Joe Soto
Frisco
Kidder
Frank
Labelle Avenue
Highland Park
Michigan
Willie Lewis Praises Jack Britton After Newark Bout
Willie Lewis spoke from the press stand praising Jack Britton after Britton’s win over Marcel Thomas in Newark. Lewis called Britton the greatest fighter who never ducks a challenge and noted his long career of frequent bouts and title fights.
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Willie Lewis
Jack Britton
Marcel Thomas
Newark
Wille Lewis
Britton
Allies demand coal from Germany for hard winter
Canada Cal's Chirps notes Allied powers press Germany to supply 2,000,000 tons of coal monthly amid forecasts of a prolonged severe winter. The fragment hints at wartime strain and rationing pressures as negotiations continue.
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Canada
Germany
Keep Your Blood Pure If You Expect Good Health
Bold claim that impure blood causes diseases like Rheumatism Eczema Tetter and Erysipelas. Promotes a long used blood remedy 8.8 cleansing the blood and marketing literature from Swift Laboratory Atlanta Georgia.
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Swift Laboratory
Atlanta Ga
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Tine
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Scott
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Goway
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