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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1920
Page
8
Democratic candidate Lou Freudenstein outlines ordinances and resolutions passed in Butte including pure food sale, plumbing for sanitary homes, public market, water and lighting contracts saving tens of thousands annually, anti hoardage of food, and traffic regulation. He asks for voter support to continue serving the public.
Montana Rotarians at Helena endorse creating a separate Montana district of Rotary Clubs to unite the state and ease disputes between Butte and Helena over road guides. Great Falls will host next annual meeting. Sept 18 set as Rotarian day at the state fair. Helena pickets to be withdrawn after business session.
Warsaw correspondent reports a Warsaw business leader stating peace will not be made at Minsk now. The city mood shifted from gloom to cheer as the Polish counter offensive comes into focus and hopes rise for Bolshevik losses in Northern Russia.
Pittsburg Pa Aug 21 The Socialist Party of the United States announced the outcome of a referendum vote taken under national convention instructions in New York last May endorsing the third internationale with reservations. It also said the party had declared against the dictatorship of the proletariat as practiced in Russia.
Franklin D. Roosevelt, Democratic VP candidate, spoke in Centralia City Park praising Armistice Day victims and vowing to stamp out threats to the government. He commended the American Legion for upholding the true American spirit.
Portland Aug 21 Franklin D Roosevelt democratic vice presidential nominee said Oregon should be in the doubtful column this year. He cited two facts about public life and political contests and urged voters to choose based on conviction rather than party. Roosevelt then departed for California.
William A Whitman of Atlanta Georgia and Delbert Whitman of Puyallup Washington met in Clinton Connecticut for the first time in half a century. Delbert left Annapolis Nova Scotia as a boy of ten and built a career in the west including sheriff city treasurer and judge. He and his wife have seven children. William, a traveling salesman, is married with one child.
At a conference with Governor Stewart and Secretary Greenfield, assurances were given that efforts will be made to lift the hay quarantine on Idaho and Utah to avert a looming hay famine around Butte. Agricultural experts will inspect this week to prevent crippling effects on dairying and related industries. Charles Beebe called the result a solid Chamber of Commerce accomplishment.
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