Roosevelt at Butte rally defends League of Nations and attacks Harding
Franklin D Roosevelt spoke at a Montana rally praising Cox and attacking Harding. He defended Wilson era policy on the League of Nations, mocked Harding’s front porch approach, and urged voters to back Cox as the progressive Democrat. Roosevelt predicted Cox would campaign in Butte and praised labor relations under Democratic rule.
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Roosevelt Defends Democrats and Labor Unity in Butte Oration
Theodore Roosevelt declares Republicans dodge big issues, praises Democratic gains on labor and government policy, notes six votes in League of Nations assembly and U.S. as trustee for Central American states. He recalls naval service, warns of old party wolves, and mocks ticket peddlers as he greets supporters.
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Roosevelt addresses Deer Lodge farmers at annual outing
Franklin D. Roosevelt, Democratic vice presidential nominee, spoke to hundreds at the Deer Lodge valley picnic. He criticized the Republican old guard, praised the League of Nations, and urged Montana voters to support progressive causes. Despite lingering clouds, a dance pavilion replaced the planned outdoor speech, and local events featured races and a seven inning Deer Lodge All Stars win over the Anodes 9 to 1.
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Roosevelt Speech Auditorium Decorated in Helena
Special Dispatch reports in Helena that the auditorium where Franklin D. Roosevelt spoke tonight was decorated beautifully. The scene set for the event highlights the city’s readiness to host the visit, with local officials coordinating the turnout and security.
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Decorated venue hosts notable speakers and banquet
Mrs. E. C. Yerkins chaired the decoration committee and the interior was praised. Governor Stewart presided with former Governor J. K. Toole on stage alongside Col. Co. B. Nolan, A. E. Spriggs, C. A. Spaulding, W. W. McDowell of Butte, R. R. Purcell and Felix Ingram. A reception at the Placer followed the speech, then a Broadwater banquet drew a large crowd.
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Poles Counter Attacks Clear Danzig Corridor
Paris dispatch reports Polish counter offensives centered on Thorn have cleared the Danzig corridor of Russian troops and push eastward. The Polish capital also confirms capture of Novo Minsk near Warsaw, with the Warsaw battle turning favorable to Polish forces.
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Poles Push Russians Back Along Vistula Front
Berlin dispatches report Polish forces driving Russians 15 kilometers back from the Vistula. Koenigsburg notes a Polish counterattack along the Pionsk to Nove Georgievsk line from Ciecha. A Bolshevik crossing attempt north of Ivangorod failed and Polish counter operations resumed southeast of Warsaw.
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Bolshevists Push Toward Warsaw Amid Troubled Supplies
Refugees cited by the Warsaw Gazette say Bolshevist forces advance with brittle lines of communication. They left villages easily and report sighting no soldiers along miles of front. Soviets hope Warsaw victory ends the war while morale and discipline crumble in detachments near Brest-Litovsk.
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Bank seeks relatives after Fergus County man killed in Wyoming
Lewistown August 18 The Bank of Fergus County received a telegram from the Rock Springs Wyoming coroner stating that Dr A Flink a former Fergus County resident was struck by a train and killed There is a bank deposit and the coroner asks to contact relatives Flink lived in the city but no relatives are known and the bank seeks assistance to locate them.
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Two Arrested on Tire Theft Charge in Billings
Arthur Edwards is jailed in Billings on tire theft charges for stealing automobile tires from parked cars. Joseph Conway, a messenger service proprietor, is charged as an accomplice for receiving the stolen tires. Bonds set at 1500 each. Edwards reportedly confessed. one tire valued at 55 dollars, with more than a dozen tires taken.
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Mail Increase Due to Tourists in Billings
A 75 percent rise in daily letters forwarded from the Billings post office marks growing tourist travel. Officials say the uptick reflects more visitors, with letters for tourists rising from 156 to 200 daily, consuming nearly all of one clerk’s time.
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Baby Falls While Reaching for Cake, Killed
In Jersey City New Jersey two year old Henry Rogelski reached for a cake left on a window sill and fell to the pavement below dying from injuries.
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