The Rise and Fall of the Red in Butte and Nation
A long critique argues that after World War I the Red movement faded as working people rejected revolution. It attributes rise to wartime dislocation and Soviet money, then notes leaders were exposed, unions rejected them, and support collapsed. It warns voters that anarchists seek to hijack parties and destabilize American institutions.
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Butte
Russia
Montana
Great Falls
Washington
Idaho
White Guard
Red Guard
United States
Iti
Seattle
Ew York
Chicago
The
Union
Lenine
Rotzky
Cox Flays Opponents Across Ohio and West Virginia
Governor Cox attacked the Republican opposition in five speeches across Wheeling and Ohio, denouncing the senatorial oligarchy and proposing League of Nations as the democratic ideal. He accused supporters of proposing peace with Germany as perfidy and said millions are being raised for the GOP campaign. He warned Harding on the front porch campaign and pressed for a strong pro League stance, spoke at Danville Cambridge and St Clairsville en route to West Virginia.
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Wheeling
W. Va
Cox
Ohio
Reublican
League of Nations
Ublican
Germany
Farang Muzzieg
Harding
Republic
Danesville
Cambridge
St Clairesville
League
Res
Colum
John A. Curry Retires as Great Falls Editor
John A. Curry, city editor of the Tribune for nearly a decade, announced in Great Falls on August 14 that he will leave the Tribune on September 1 and quit the newspaper business. He plans to ranch stock next year after a mountain hunting trip and then spend winter in the East, partly in Florida.
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Great Falls
John A. Curry
The
Tribune
Florida
Edith Grimes Helena Sing To Make Debut
Edith Grimes and Helena Sing prepare for a debut concert at the Wel Batre. The program, featuring a five year career, aims to showcase young talent with Herbert Te Houste as companion and Mise Grin.
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Edith Grimes
Helena
Montana Legion Officials Meet Franklin d Olier
Helena August 14 Montana veterans gathered from far and wide to greet Franklin d Olier Philadelphia national commander of the American Legion. Dorst of American Legion Weekly attended the events including a depot welcome luncheon Broadwater banquet and motor drive in the valley. State officers and deputies were present.
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Helena
Montana
Franklin d’ Olier
Philadelphia
D' Oller
State Department
Broadwater
J. H. Dorst
American Legion Weekly
de Olier
Legion
Wtate
Officials Seize $175000 Liquor Shipment
Aug 14aj seized today by authorities. liquor valued at 175000 shipped from an unidentified location. Grand jury action accompanies the seizure as officials pursued the case and noted a dummy shipment.
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Ken
Ted
Omnis Grand Jury
Roosevelt visit prep sparks big day in Deer Lodge
A Great Reception is prepared for Franklin D Roosevelt with a brass band and oratory. He will breakfast with Governor Stewart and J Bruce Kremer, then address crowds at noon in Anaconda and later speak at a mass meeting in Deer Lodge. The Montana delegation plans an escort to the court house arrival.
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Stewart
J. Bruce Kremer
Roosevelt
Ana
Deer
Butte
Democratic Replica Committee
Northern Pacific
Stali
Ornor Stewart
Democratic Nation Ministee
Dem
Montana
Court House
Roose
Pawe
Britain and France Aim to Harmonize Soviet Policy
London August 14. Britain and France, though allied, remain split on the soviet poland war crisis. Influential papers suggest they will try again to unify policy tomorrow after a friendly but division heavy approach.
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Britain
France
Universal Service London
Great Britain
Poland's Peage Envoys Depart for Minsk Meeting
Poland's peage delegation led by M. Dombski sails to Minsk for talks. The group includes sixteen members with one woman. Reporters are barred from the proceedings.
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Poland
M. Dombski
Poles declare NMKOs attacks repulsed in defense of Plock
Polish forces report repelling NMKO assaults along the westward line toward Plock, claiming the main front holds and disruption limited as troops regroup. Russian pressure continues, with western approaches described as being under heavy bombardment and counterattacks repelled.
Poland navy peace delegation leaves for Minsk front
Warsaw Aug 14 A peace delegation of 18 with military aides clerks and stenographers heads for Minsk to confer with Bolshevists on a possible settlement for 300,000 children held by the Allies. General Listowsky leads the military experts. Stanislaus Gratski Norbert Baricki and others accompany the mission as delegates expect front travel restrictions for correspondents.
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Warsaw
Poland
Bolshevists
Dombski
Olen
General Listowsky
Stanislaus Gratski
National Democratic Lea
Norbert Baricki
Ski
Cir
Associated Press
Bart
Shriners Improve Piging Grounds for Picnic
A Shriners committee will visit Basin to ready grounds for the picnic. They plan to build temporary bridges repair the pavilion and add rest rooms for women and children. Special trains depart Great Northern station Wednesday morning at 8 13 and continue at minute intervals with a 1.07 adult fare and 0.54 child fare plus tax.
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Basin
Great Northern
Polish Army Front Near Warsaw In Lemberg Drive
Heavy fighting described around Lemberg as bolshevists push toward Warsaw from the south while the Polish forces, aided by German supervision, bring up large artillery. Fresh Red Cavalry divisions and renewed shelling mark the intensified front near the Vistula and Vieprz regions.
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Associated Press
Vistula
Warsaw
Lemberg
Nnti
Budenny
Lublin
Vieprz
Bolshevists
Germany's Chief Woman Spy Dead
Marie K. de View, once the Kaiser’s chief woman spy in the United States, died in New York. U S authorities traced payments of 40,000 dollars from Count von Rodiger, a German naval officer, who followed Von Bernstorff. Her role surfaced during the treason trials of J and Jeremiah O’Leary.
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Universal Service
Wn York
Mme
Marie K. de View
United States
Count von Rodiger
von Bernstorff
Jeremiah O'Leary
Heir to Montana Copper King Born in New York
News of the late Marcus Daly’s heir born in New York at Radium Institute after Caesarean by Dr BE Roller. Mother Mrs Marcus Daly Jr later identified as Mrs Blevon Herrenreich Young. Daly and wife wed March 24, 1919 at Ascension Church, Rev Percy Stickney Grant officiating. Condition reported excellent for mother and child. recovery expected soon.
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Montana
New York
Marcus Daly
Marcus Daly Jr
Radium Institute
BE. Roller
Oath
Daly
Mra Blevon Herrenreich Young
Mr. Daly
Churet
Percy Stickney Grant
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Komitet
Pziecom
Brest-Litovsk
Red
American Joint Distribution Committee
Montana Legion
Franklin D'Olier
James E. Dorst
NMKOS
Plock
City
Relief Organization
Shriners
Elbo
East Prussia
Sociaied Press
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