Mines Show Mixed Accident Rates in Safety Drive
About 5 100 underground workers are employed in 18 mines. An accidentometer lists 100 percent clear mines and several with lower marks. rankings show West Gray Rock Badger State and others at high efficiency. A political note describes a finish fight between two parties with President Wilson's plan to secure peace, and a Marion delegation will attend Harding's residence for a flag raising at dawn.
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Rialto
Gray Rock
Badger State
League
Wilson
Marion
Senator Harding
Harding
William McKinley
Canton
Harding Endsorse for Suffrage Sets Rumble for Ratification Vote
Harding enlists support for suffrage as representatives of the national Women’s Party press to sway Tennessee legislators toward ratification. A brief meeting with the party precedes notification ceremonies where Harding will accept the platform and state his stance on the League of Nations, with Senator Lodge guiding the foreign relations discussion.
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National Woman's Party
Tennessee
Women’s Party
Senator Harding
Party of Women
League of Nations
Senator Lodge
Massachusetts
Foreign Relations Committee
Senate
Chairman Instructs Against Dunn For Dunn Fusion Tickets
The central committee warned that fusion tickets shared by Republicans and Democrats could expose Democrats to cross voting in primaries. It instructed Chairman Wells to urge county chairmen to convene meetings and present a complete Democratic legislative and county ticket to block Dunn nominations.
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Montana
Central Committee
Dunn
Wells
Attorney Higgins testifies on Kathryn Mueller estate bonds
In a continuing hearing, attorney Higgins claims 100 Liberty bonds and related certificates were given to him by Kathryn Mueller as compensation for services. He asserts the bonds are his property and describes taking private papers from a safe box. The session weighs accounts of the Mueller estates with further appraisals planned.
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Mr. Higgins
Kathryn Mueller
Arthur Mueller
New York
Higgins
Anaconda Man Heads Red Men of Montana
Philipburg July 21 State convention of Red Men article notes Anaconda man presiding as head of Montana lodge. Delegates discuss group activities and leadership roles during gathering in the region.
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Anaconda
RED Men OF
Montana
The
Standard
Philipsburg
State Convention of
Red Men
Shippers Told to Mark Package Weight for Interstate Fruit
Washington July 21 warning from the department of agriculture requires interstate fruit and vegetable shipments in package form to bear a statement of the quantity. Goods in baskets hampers drums cartons boxes crates and barrels may be marked by weight or dry measure. barrel shipments may also be marked by the United States standard barrel and subdivisions.
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Washington
Department of Agriculture
Department
Republican campaign bureau heads named for Pacific coast states
San Francisco July 21 three bureau heads for the republican campaign in the six Pacific coast region states announced at regional headquarters today. Speakers bureau Representative Addison T. Smith of Idaho heads the group. Organization bureau former State Senator John T. Hart of Idaho is named for the post.
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San Francisco
Pacific Coast Region
Addison T. Smith
Idaho
John T. Hart
Motion to Quash Ely Mandamus Application in Montana
Helena July 21 Motion to quash the application of Steven Ely president of the Montana Federation of Labor for a writ of mandamus to compel Governor Stewart to issue a proclamation presenting the proposed initiative to amend the workmen's compensation act to voters next fall was filed in the supreme court. Ely also sought a similar writ to force the Secretary of State to issue a certificate enabling the governor to issue the proclamation. Proceedings set for a Saturday hearing. The motion was filed by Assistant Attorney General Frank Woody.
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Helena
Steven Ely
Montana Federation of Labor
S. W. Stewart
Supreme Court
Ely
C. T. Stewart
Frank Woody
Bumper Crop Predicted By Milwaukee Official
J L Brown superintendent of transportation for Milwaukee reports excellent crop prospects in Eastern Montana and the Dakotas after a tour of the lines east of the Missouri. He says conditions are good and observations from the trip align with reports from other areas. Brown is en route to Seattle.
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Montana
Dakotas
J. L. Brown
Milwaukee
Butte
Mr. Brown
Seattle
Missouri River
Redmond Boy Is Located After Two Nights Away
A Redmond boy who slept out for two nights is found near his home at 1832 Phillips Avenue. He explains he did not run away but wandered to the gardens after losing a dime. He plans to stay home, and his mother expresses relief and welcomes him back. The boy mentions wanting ham and eggs for supper and reflects on meals and loneliness.
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Redmond Boy
Phillips Avenue
Sonny
McCormick Withdraws Candidacy in Favor of Johnson
Helena July 21 J K McCormick state railway commissioner withdrew from the nomination to succeed himself on the democratic ticket. He had been named at the conference Monday and withdrew in favor of FE J Johnson of Silver Bow. McCormick said Johnson believed a reliable source said he would not run and had already spent much in campaigning.
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Helena
J. KE. MccCormick
McCormick
FE. J. Johnson
Silver Bow
Johnson
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Koverall
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Samuel B. Davidson
J. H. Connelly
Sagamore
W. W. Palmer
Miles City
C. F. Stevens
Lewistown
O. N. Olds
L. T. Lavalle
Wampum
James Shepherd
C. H. True
Malcolm MacDonald
Coast Bureau
M'Cormick
Hore
Ron
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