Farming the Farmer Vote and the Montana Soviet Propaganda
A Montana Standard critique of Bolshevik influence targeting farmers. Propaganda pamphlets urge six hour days and farm labor alignment with I W W while masking partisan aims. The piece argues farming interests and payroll workers depend on shared markets and warns against radical disruption harming crops, wages, and state industry.
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Montana
Soviet
Lenine
Trotzky
Bolshevists
Reds
St. Paul
Seattle
Butte
Anaconda
Montana Soviet
Harding Considers Quiet Day Amid Conference With Wood
In Marion Ohio on July 10 Senator Harding met Maj. Gen. Leonard Wood seeking Wood's support for the Republican nomination. The day included political callers like Harry L. Davis and Dr Walter B King, plus a pledge of unanimous backing from the National Italian American Republican league. Harding plans church services with Mrs Harding and Mr Hays then a short drive.
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Marion
Ohio
Harding
Leonard Wood
Harry L. Davis
Cleveland
Walter B. King
Cincinnati
Trinity Baptist Church
Jendis
C. E. Berkeley
Pittsburg
National
Poison gas claims three lives in Black Diamond drill
Three members of the Pacific Coast Coal Company mine rescue team die and two more are critically ill after inhaling poison gas during a practice drill in an abandoned shaft at Black Diamond Washington shortly before noon today. The incident underscores the dangers ofgas exposure in mining operations and authorities are investigating the shaft condition and safety procedures.
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Seattle
Pacific Coast Coal Company
Black Diamond
Wash
Rialto Films Open Despite Tacoma Strike
Butte Rialto management says operations run normally despite a sympathetic strike by Tacoma theater workers. The Rialto opened with its regular program and found substitutes to cover striking staff. Managers deny any link to Jensen and Von Herberg interests in Tacoma theaters, stressing harmony with local employees and civic pride in Butte’s theater.
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Rialto Theate Tacoma Playhouse
Rialto
Lis Ik Auxe
Tacoma
Jensen & von Herberg Enterprises
Jensen & von Herberg
Moore
Butte
Moving Picture Theater
United States
Livis
Shutdown Threat Grows From Car Shortage
Washington July 10 a shutdown of steel mills looms as car shortages block shipments. Representatives from about a score of steel makers warned the Interstate Commerce Commission that mills are clogged with products, many closed, with relief hoped by July 20. J F Townsend spokesman for steel men cited a need for 28 300 cars to move 1 500 000 tons of steel awaiting ships.
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Washington
Willard
The
Association of Railway
Th Commission
J. F. Townsend
Military Activity in Dublin Town
Dublin reports yesterday resembled Easter with barbed wire barricades tents for troops and minimal traffic checks focusing on milk cans. In the Irish Bulletin alleged insubordination in the Irish constabulary and expected arrival of English police accompanied by martial law are noted along with Listowel orders to hand over barracks.
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Dublin
Easter
Sinn Fein
Irish Bulletin
Irish Constabulary
Royal Irish Constabulary
Listowel
County Kerry
Poles Withdrawing From Brest Litovsk Front
July 1 report from Paris notes Polish forces withdrawing from Brest Litovsk after a Bolshevik offensive. Telegraphs indicate evacuation of Brest Litovsk and nearby Dvinsk as the Polish frontiers of the new republic shift.
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Brest-Litovsk
Paris
Brest Litovale
Vina
Unfilled Orders of United States Steel Rise to June Total
Unfilled orders of the United States Steel Corporation for the month ending June 30 reached 10,978,917 tons, an increase of 31,351 tons from the provisional total. The figure marks the highest level since July 1917 when orders stood at 10,844,164 tons.
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United States Steel Corporation
Butte Men At The Convention And Impressions Formed
J Bruce remote chairman of the democratic party returns from the San Francisco convention praising the candidates and platform. Kremer outlines party principles, noting unity in writing a forward looking, sane platform and the readiness of the prohibition issue as part of the basic law. He lauds Governor Cox as a prime candidate and emphasizes an aggressive American ticket.
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J. “Bruce
Democratic Pa
San Francisco
Kremer
Democratic Party
Mr. Kremer
Bush
America
Cox
Ohio
Montana
Butte Delegate Senator Praises Strong Nominees Ticket
J Kelly Butte's sole Montana delegate to the San Francisco Democratic National Convention returns glowing about the chosen ticket after a hard fought contest. He notes wide support from local Democrats and the West program aims to secure platform measures and pledges from Western members. He praises Governor Cox and Mr Toose vel and recalls lively convention scenes, while predicting strong Republican prospects and lauding San Francisco hospitality.
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J. Kelly
Butte
Montana
San Francisco
Kelly
League of Nations
Nas
Mr. Kelly
Cox
Toosevel
Kely
Willian Jannines
Bryan
Cummings
Lee Mantle
Carornia
California
Warren Ge Harding
Harding
Cox and Roosevelt plan first meeting after convention
Dayton dispatch reports Gov. James M. Cox and Franklin D. Roosevelt to hold their first post convention meeting in Columbus executive office. Roosevelt travels from St Louis to Columbus, Cox drives from Dayton, with Anberry briefing Cox on the San Francisco convention. Golf to occupy candidate's attention this afternoon at Dayton Country Club.
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Dayton
James M. Cox
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Columbus
Roosevelt
St. Louis
Capitol
Cox
San Francino
Jude
T. T Anberry
Washington, D.C
District of Columbia
Dayton Country Club Cours
Harvey C. Garber
Garber
Denver
Vice President to Have a Voice in Cabinet Meetings
Marion July 10 Senator Harding proposed that if elected president the vice president be invited to participate in all cabinet meetings. He argued this would boost executive legislative cooperation and provide sound advice to the president. Harding planned talks with General Leonard Wood and Senator Cummins in Marion as the confab draws interest.
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Marion
Harding
Senator Harding
Acceptanes
Mal N. Leonard Wood
Cummins
Bandit Threatens If Terms Are Rejected
El Paso July 10. Francisco Villa and an agent threaten renewed terror if terms are rejected by the new Mexican government. Villa claims revolutions supporters back his campaign against the De La regime and warns of further violence as tensions rise across the border.
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EL Paso
Francisco Ville
Stexlcan
Evolu
Worth
Northers
Mexico
Sean Ald
Villa
Agatane Fran
de la Regime
Dred
Tiutton
Ana Whteek
Ana Mien
Germany asks Allies for help over coal crisis
In Spa Belgium July 10 delegates from Germany and the Allies debated coal and economic issues. German coal operator Hugo Stinnes and Otto Hue urged limited occupation of the Ruhr, warning it could spark riots and halt production. American and British miners supported a nine-hour day while Dr Walter Simons and German officials called for urgent allied support and clarified German financial needs.
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Spa
Belgium
Associated Press
Alliements
Delacrieux
Hugo Stinnes
Stinges
Otto Hue
Presi
Sumnes
Simons
Ney
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John Fisher
London
John Arbuthnot Fisher
Kilverstone
Admiralty
Lord Fisher
Butte Management
E Local Enterprise
Dublin Town
England
C. J. Kelly
Dun
Nell ‘Cummings
Winder
la Francisco
Bryan Magnite
Stewart
San Franscisco
Vernor Cox
National’ Committee
Germany
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