Liberty engineer credits Tanlac for dramatic recovery
John H. Packer of Liberty Missouri says Tanlac turned around a two year battle with stomach trouble and a raw egg diet hospital stay. After four bottles appetite improved, two months later he could eat normally and within completion he weighed forty four pounds more. He now looks like a different man. Ad highlights Waller Drug Co in Anaconda and Newbro Drug Co in Butte.
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Tanlac
John H. Packer
Liberty, Missouri
Anaconda
Waller Drug, Co
Butte
Newbro Drug Co
Advt
Bayer Aspirin Ad Claims Safe Use For Pain Relief
The notice asserts aspirin from Bayer is genuine and proven safe by millions for over twenty years. It warns to accept only an unbroken Bayer package with proper directions for headache toothache earache neuralgia rheumatism colds and pain. It notes 12 tablet tin boxes cost few cents and druggists offer larger packages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bayer
Harding Hearst? Harding Meets De Fosse on European Crisis
Senator Harding received firsthand Europe reports from CC. Herbert de Fosse, a New York fiscal agent, who just returned from Russia and Poland. De Fosse urged cautious foreign commitments and noted Trotsky’s large army, stressing the United States should guard its own interests amid a grave European crisis.
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Marion
Ohio
Russia
Poland
Harding
Herbert de Fosse
New York
Europe
Trotsky
America
Russian move on Poland eyed as pretext for USSR status
The article discusses a suggested Soviet maneuver to gain recognition by exploiting the Polish crisis. It notes longstanding Soviet proposals for negotiations, including the unreconciled Prinkipo and London talks, and states the United States will remain an observer, withholding moral support. Britain favors a London conference, while France and Italy are less eager. a broader Russia allied powers conference could address postwar issues from the German war.
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London
Russia
United States
Wilson
Great Britain
France
Italy
Germany
Puttomont Wins First Game Of Season Over Timber Butte 11 5
Tuesday evening at Timber Butte the Colorado Puttomont nine broke a five game skid with an 11 to 5 win over Timber Butte. Heavey and Sullivan scored in the second as Rolando, Hamm and Lou Boyer drove in runs. Four more runs in the third and two in the fourth put the mill team ahead, while Foley struck out three to close the inning. Timber Butte rallied briefly in the fourth but could not overcome the early deficit.
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Elm Orlu
Timber Butte
Colorado-Pittsmont
Millmen
Heavey
Lyons
Sullivan
Rolando
Hamm
Lou Boyer
Sundberg
Moriarity
Kelly
Foley
James
Blackwood
Boyer
Curry
Gavin
Fazier
Mill
Frazier
D. Boyer
Wooster Cleared Of Reckless Driving Charge In Butte Court
In May 31 accident Carl Wooster appeared before the Butte police court seeking to answer a reckless driving charge filed by Lee Gerber's parents. Nine witnesses testified, including three young boys and three women. The judge dismissed the reckless driving charge after Wooster testified he would cover damages if found at fault.
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Carl Wooster
Butte
Wooster
Little Lee Gerber
Dewey Street
Holmes Avenue
Lee Gerber
H. W. Waugh
Attorney Juttner
Jack Gerber
Jack
Lee
Lloyd George confirms Soviet note on London peace conference
In the house of commons Premier Lloyd George confirms the Soviet government sent a note accepting Britain’s proposal for a peace conference in London. The talks would involve the Soviet and the powers engaged in hostile action or supporting such action.
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London
Lloyd George
House of Commons
Great Britain
Foch and Marsall to accompany Millerand to Boulogne
Marshal Foch and Finance Minister Francois Marsall join Premier Millerand as they travel to Boulogne to meet with Premier Lloyd George of England. The talks will discuss the Russian proposal for an allies conference with the Russian soviet government tomorrow.
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Paris
Marshal Foch
Francois Marsall
Millerand
Boulogne
Lloyd George
England
Peace Conference Set to Open July 30 at Baranovitchi
London reports the Russians and Poles will meet at Baranovitchi, 85 miles southwest of Minsk, on July 30 for a peace conference, with the armistice to begin the same day, per Associated Press.
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London
Baranovitchi
Minsk
Associated Press
Soviet note accuses Poles of crimes in Poland
In London on July 26 George Tchitcherin Russian foreign minister sent notes to the allies and the United States alleging crimes by Poles. The Soviet government says workers in Poland are not responsible but were misled by the ruling class. The note hints the issue will be included in armistice terms with Poland.
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London
George Tchitcherin
United States
Poland
Polish armistice talks eyed with Soviet acceptance
A foreign office representative left Warsaw for the front to join military leaders meeting Soviet representatives to arrange a conference on Polish armistice proposals. Russia has accepted the proposals in principle.
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Warsaw
Foreign Office
Russia
Shark killed by lifeguard at Edgemere beach
A 450 pound shark was slain on the Edgemere bathing beach by lifeguard George Weiss after he spotted the creature near the breakers. Weiss boarded a boat and drove the shark into shallow water where he clubbed it to death as shrieks from bathers echoed along the shore.
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Edgemere
N. Y
George Weiss
Weiss
Hottest Day of Season Noted as July Records Set
Yesterday's high reached 89 degrees and July shows 10 clear, 14 partly cloudy, 2 cloudy days. The 26 days of July average 86 degrees, matching the 31 days of July 1919. Government forecast calls for fair weather with little temp change.
Irrigation League Idea Indorsed in Great Falls
Great Falls directors and Spokane chamber committee back a Northwest league of states to push irrigation with federal aid and join a Seattle congress in September to advocate the plan.
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Great Falls
Great Alls Commercial Club
Spokane Chamber of Commerce Today
Northwest League of States
Congress
Seattle
Delegation Entertained in Helena Over Irrigation Congress
A delegation from Spokane and Seattle touring Montana to push a Northwestern irrigation congress was honored by Helena's commercial club tonight. The visitors promote regional water management cooperation and agricultural development across the Northwest.
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Helena
Spokane
Seattle
Northwestern Irrigation Congress
Commercial Club
Court halts radical measure petitions as signatures fall short
The court dismissed Ely’s actions to force certification to Governor Stewart and to compel a proclamation initiating the compensation measure. After summer recess the court will issue its written opinion. Large-scale withdrawals by signers, especially farmers, left petitions insufficient.
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Stewart
Ely
Secretary of State
Louis Donovan
Frank Woody
Silver Bow
Anaconda
Cabinet officers in Yellowstone visit Mammoth Hot Springs
Josephus Daniels secretary of the navy and John Barton Payne secretary of the interior arrived at Mammoth Hot Springs Yellowstone after a 150 mile overland trip from Helena. Daniels praised Northwest gains and Payne praised Montana irrigation during the tour.
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Livingston
Josephus Daniels
Navy
John Barton Payne
Interior
Mammoth Hot Springs
Yellowstone National Park
Helena
Daniels
Northwest
Ohio
Department of the Interior
Department
Payne
Montana
Nine hour day will rule shearing work
The international sheep shearers organization endorses a nine hour day, replacing the eight hour shift argued at session start. The convention’s final work is expected to wrap up today and officers are likely to be chosen this afternoon.
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International Sheep Shearers‘ Organization
Electrician Dies From Pole Fire After Accident
Fred Brandes, 38, electrician, was fatally burned when caught between two live wires at Gold and Main streets. He died yesterday at a local hospital after a deterioration from injuries suffered last Monday. He was married, lived at 2206 Phillips Street, and his body remains at White Undertaking Rooms awaiting funeral arrangements.
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Fred Brandes
Gold
Main Streets
Brandes
Phillips Street
White
McDowell Becomes Montana Acting Governor at Yellowstone
Livingston July 26 Lieut. Gov. W W McDowell assumed acting governor duties at 7 PM as Gov S W Stewart entered Yellowstone National Park with Secretary of the Navy Josephus Daniels and Secretary of the Interior John Barnabyne in the party The event shifts state leadership while the governor tours the park with national officials.
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Orhn H. Packer
Electrical Engineer of Liberty
Reg
U. G
Pau
Id al ci
Bimple Coalhy
Strauss
Eanalem Q
Holland
Guaranceca
Icomfort
Cuticurs Laboratories
Midcu
Central Europe
Senator Harding
Britain
Puttomont
Mines League
Orlu Ses
Black Rock
North Butte
Teresa
Colorado-Pittsmonth
Uace
Foch
Irrigation League
Yellowstone
M'Dowell
Mayne
Victrola
Victrola IV
Victor
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Orton Bros
North Main Street
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