Methodist Leaders Rally For $100000 Montana Memorial
Helena dispatch notes Montana conference endorses a $100000 memorial building for the Brother Ian Orsdel campaign to honor the pioneer Methodist missionary in the Prickly Pear valley. The plan includes a weeklong drive starting Oct 31 and a statewide pulpit message tour.
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Ian” Orsdel
Methodist Church
Montana
Montana Conference
Montana Deaconess School
Prickly Pear Valley
Ceme
Lewisown
Minnesota physician sues head of asylum
Dr. Allen Kay formerly of Minnesota filed a $25,000 damages suit against Dr. W. N. Keller, superintendent of the Western Washington state hospital for the insane. Kay was released from the asylum last week after habeas corpus proceedings and says he was unjustly held 26 months.
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Universal Service
Tacoma
Wash
Allen Kay
Minnesota
W. N. Keller
Western
Washington State Hospital For
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Alien loggers are ousted from camp near Montesano
Fifty loggers at the Shaffer logging camp near Montesano were removed for refusing to become American citizens. Replacements are now men who are citizens or are willing to take out first papers, per the Loyal Legion of Lumbermen and Loggers.
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Universal Service
Tacoma
Wash
Shaffer
Montesano
Loyal Legion of Lumbermen
Non-Partisans Sweep Carbon County in Primary Race
In Red Lodge on August 26 unofficial returns show nonpartisan league candidates winning most county nominations with two races unsettled. Good leads for county clerk by six votes and Bent trails for representative with precincts remaining. Twenty seven precincts favor nonpartisan state candidates. overall margins tight with under 20 votes separating many contenders. Larger primary turnout than prior history.
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Red Lodge
Carbon County
Good
Bent
Musselshell Non-Partisans Sweep County Tickets
Results from 387 of 43 precincts show Musselshell county moving to a non-partisan slate as the Democratic ticket collapses. Of 2,690 votes, 607 went non-partisan. Democrats and Republicans split about 300 for Democrats, with W. G. Jarrett on the Republican line recently jailed for criminal libel. A united opposition may form for the general election but a non-partisan victory seems unlikely. Mining camps gave a large share of non-partisan votes, signaling labor union and Townly supporters alignment.
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Musselshell County
W. G. Jarrett
Close Races in Powell County Power in Powell County
Aug 26 Powell County returns show tight finishes. Col Tom McTague wins state senate by six. Lee McElwain GOP sheriff nominee by 11. Neville Democrat sheriff by 15. Manley Republican county commissioner by 35. Scharnikow Democrat legislature by 38. Stewart narrowly carries county commissioner on Democratic ticket, over McDonald by 27. Nonpartisans nearly complete their slate for state senate, representative and sheriff.
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Powell County
Tom McTague
Lee McElwain
Mr. Neville
Manley
Scharnikow
Stewart
McDonald
Cascade and Great Falls Vote Sets Nonpartisan Lead
With 62 of 74 Cascade county precincts reporting the nonpartisan labor league won most contests on last Tuesday’s primary ballot. They carried five of six representative seats and nominees for county commissioner, treasurer, county attorney, auditor, and coroner, and endorsed the school superintendent candidate. Democrats retained judgeships H H Ewing and J B Leslie, with Leslie under 100 votes. Republican nominees for representative were Carl Boorman M Harvey Blomquist Edward H Cooney Harry R Stevens James W Roberts and Alexander Goodman. Late precincts cannot alter these outcomes.
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Nonpartisan Labor League
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Harry Hudson
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W. J. Patterson
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Charles
Spectacular Air Stunts to Highlight Montana State Fair
Helena reports for the Montana state fair September 13 to 18 will feature daily aerial thrillers. Major R. S. Thompson, with two aides, will perform combat flying and stunt exhibitions. Thompson, a former night bombing instructor with 33,000 flight hours, brings wartime air service experience from Ellington and Fort Sill to the program.
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R. S. Thompson
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Ellington
Call
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Tolliver
Tex
Gershner
Fort Sill
Okla
Funeral for Bozeman matron Hartman observed by friends
Mrs. Emma J. Hartman, born 1861 in Francesville Indiana, died August in Bozeman. Services at First Methodist Episcopal church conducted by Rev R P Smith with a quartet and soloists. Interment in Bozeman cemetery. Survived by six children Madge Zoe William June Tuth Hall Brooke and four sisters and three brothers.
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C. P. Steffens
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Bernard Copping
E. O. Holm
Ind
Walter S. Hartman
Monticello
Madge
Chicago
Zoe
William
Livingston
June
Tuth Hall
Neihart
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Lewistown
Horoscope for Friday August 27 1920 forecasts bold changes
Conflicting planetary forces rule the day with intrigue and plots foretold. Public scandals may surface as unusual star aspects intensify menace and reveal old wounds in the body politic. Women gain guidance for public life and politics.
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Government of the Stars
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Sugar surplus forecast in Spain and price drop anticipated
Madrid reports sugar production this year will be twice the required amount for the population. An official statement declares prices will decline rapidly as a result.
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Madrid
Spain
Cox charges massive secret fundraising plan for 1920 campaign
Governor Cox describes an eight million dollar metropolitan quota system run by Republicans with Will Hays and Harry M Blair directing details. He presents a typewritten list of city quotas and accuses donors of secrecy, asserts the scheme mirrors Liberty bond drives, and ties it to Harding era aims and the League of Nations.
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Elinor Walsh Memorial Cornerstone Laying Announced
Helena August 26 The cornerstone ceremony for the Elinor C Walsh memorial building for tubercular women in Galen was set for 1 30 p m August 29 Senator T J Walsh and his daughter will attend Building committee members from the Montana Federation of Women’s clubs include Dr Mary B Atwater Helena chair Mrs T A Grigg Butte Mrs F J Lange Helena Mrs Agnew Great Falls Mrs W E Cummings Billings Mrs Theodore Brantly Helena and Mrs W L Holloway Helena secretary
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Great Falls
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Infant Gerald Raf ferty Dies in Opportuity Home
Gerald Thomas James Raf ferty four months old died at the family home on Potts Avenue in Opportuity. Funeral services will be held this afternoon at 3:30 at St. Peter's Church following the home services.
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Butte
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Miles City
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Cox Rescind Speaking Dates on Western Trip
Changes in Governor Coxs western itinerary cancel engagements in Billings Missoula Fargo and add speeches from Sept 6 in Minneapolis to Sept 25 in Cheyenne with stops at Grand Forks Devils Lake Minot Havre Great Falls Helena Butte Anaconda Spokane Tacoma Seattle Portland Huntington Boise Pocatello Ogden Salt Lake Reno Sacramento San Francisco Los Angeles San Diego Phoenix Albuquerque Pueblo Denver Cheyenne.
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Ebert urges parties to pledge loyalty to disarmament
Berlin August 26. President Ebert issues a proclamation calling on all political factions to submit to disarmament and warns of severe penalties for noncompliance. The public decree stresses unity and order amid postwar tensions.
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Prohibition Nominee Attacks Harding Record on Wet Dry Issue
Chicago August 26 Prohibition national headquarters released a statement by Aaron S Watkins the prohibition nominee for president criticizing Senator Harding on the wet and dry question.
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Prohibition
Aaron S. Watkins
Harding
Washington primary slate set for Sept 14 nominating
The Associated Press reports in Olympia that candidates for all statewide elective offices, one U S senator seat, and Washingtons five congress seats will be nominated at the party primary on September 14. The nominees will advance to the general election on November 2.
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United States
House of Representatives
Lava Mountain Rises From Kilauea Flow Near Hilo
The Associated Press reports lava from Kilauea in eight months of activity has formed a miniature mountain hundreds of feet high and two miles long near Hilo Hawaii. It has covered about 75 miles with volcanic deposits.
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Hilo
Territory
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Kilauea
Kau
Putting down liquor is reality says U S agents in Spokane
Federal agents in Spokane describe anti liquor work as a daily grind of buying and drinking illicit alcohol to prove trafficking. One inspector warns he feels slow poisoning after six months on the job, citing adulterated brands like raisin jack and white mule. The piece uses stark quotes and grim portraits.
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Federal
Thrifty Japanese toys reach San Francisco from Japan
Christmas toys from Japan arrive in San Francisco made from tin can novelties that crossed the Pacific four times. Cans used on shipping oil to China, refilled with soybean oil in China, shipped to the United States, then returned to Japan after being emptied again and made into toys for American children.
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Japan
Pacific Ocean
China
United States
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