G O P Nominee Attacks Cox League Stand
G O P candidate challenges Governor Cox on foreign policy. The piece notes Senator Walsh and Mr White signaling Democratic alignment with Wilson policy and the League of Nations. It discusses campaign funding, progressivism, and hopes for a broad donor base.
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COX League
Bey
Armenia
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Adriatic
Mat Gon
Italy
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Wilson
Thrace
Bulgaria
Greece
Dre
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Rany
Walsh
Massachusetts
Daston
Overnor Cox
Senator Walsh
White
Democratic National Committee
Washington
League of Nations
League
Chairmanite
Democratic Committee
Buncombe
Ruth belts 36th homer as Yankees win in St Louis
Babe Ruth, outfielder for the New York American, hit his 36th home run of the season in the ninth inning against St Louis. Vangilder pitched for the locals as the ball cleared the right field bleachers with Fewster scoring ahead of Ruth.
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ST. Louis
Babe" Ruth
Vangilder
Fewster
Ruth
Journalists Discuss News Handicaps at Montana Meeting
Report on a Montana gathering where editors aired publisher problems including price hikes, strikes, and labor sparring. Speakers urged stronger business practices, profits focus, and balanced media independence while denouncing space grafters and urging incorporation. Delegates then traveled to Canyon Ferry for a company picnic and field day.
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Grace Incorporation
Mose
Moss
Canyon Ferry
Montana Powers Company
High costs spark fashion debate amid wartime strains
New York reports reveal clothing profiteers scorn high prices while families, led by thrifty husbands, wear old garments to curb spending as retailers forecast steady prices. Union official A Baroff notes gradual improvement in the Ladies Garment Makers market, yet men dominate the protest against rising costs. Paris styles push luxury fabrics like duyeteyn at about 18 dollars a yard, with French shoes up to 25 to 100 dollars in Fifth Avenue shops, amid wartime trade tensions and broader economic shifts.
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New York
Hubby
A. Baroff
Internatonal Ladies’ Garment Makers’ Union
Paris
Fifth Avenue
Armistice Tenancy and the German Crisis
Berlin reports a real world crisis as an anticlimax to the world war accelerates. Banks fear a dark future as Bolshevik gains in Poland threaten Germany, with bankers advising caution amid heightened pessimism. Some foresee Germany joining Russia or a Western violation of neutrality that could spark internal civil strife.
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Universal Service
Berlin
Germany
Poand
Karolyi
Russia
Olympic Athletes Train Aboard USS Princess Matoika
On the U S S Princess Matoika bound for Antwerp Olympic athletes resume full training aboard the ship. The voyage through the Gulf Stream brings balmy weather and sun as runners work the deck and weightmen lift on wires. Yale star R W Landon clears five feet ten inches in high jump aboard the rolling vessel.
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Universal Service
Olympic
Princess Matoika
United States
Antwerp
U. S
Associated Press
New York
Gulf Stream
R. W. Landon
Yale
Pacific International Scores and Coast League Results
In Vancouver and nearby cities scores listed show Pacific International results with Spokane Tacoma 3, Yakima 7 Seattle 0 and Victoria 3. Coast League games include Salt Lake 1 Vernon 2 Sacramento 4 Oakland 6 Los Angeles 1 Seattle 0 San Francisco 8 Portland 6. Missoula shows a decrease with 12 608 residents, down 201 or 1.6 percent.
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Vancouver
Spokane Tacoma
Yakima
Seattle
Victoria
Salt Lake
Vernon
Sacramento
Oakland
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Portland
Missoula
Washington
Mont
Woraman Ranch
West Valley
Bozeman Tops Welfare Bond Drive in One Morning
Bozeman set a state record by raising the Veterans welfare bond allotment of 5000 dollars in ten minutes after banks opened. Cash was handed to Captain Hal Stewart who led the local drive.
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Bozeman
Veterans’ Welfare
Hal Stewart
Hozeman Driv
Summer social whirl in Deer Lodge society notes
July notes report locals planning mountain trips and park outings. Mrs Hyatt Barnhill hosted a Tuesday bridge luncheon. Wednesday saw a dance at the Woman's clubhouse with Sunflower decor and out-of-town guests. Mrs A D Hoss hosted Mrs Carl in De Witt Joslyn for an informal luncheon, and Mrs Frank Conley with daughters Hilda and Ben join Butte friends for a motor trip.
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A. D. Hoss
Carlin de Witt Joslyn
Frank Conley
Hilda
Ben
Butte
Howstone National Park Week Guests Arrive in Montana
Mr and Mrs Joseph Hyde and Miss Lizsie Hyde former Deed Lodge residents will stay with Mr and Mrs W Coleman in Montana after arriving from Seattle. Misses Beth and Frances Burks head to Philipsburg to visit relatives. C L Benton among Deer Lodgers planning a park trip. Laslie Batterton hosted breakfast with guests including Cisut and Mrs Kendall from San Francisco Mr and Mrs S C Kenyon of Berkeley and Mrs Carlin De Witt Joslyn of Portland Oregon.
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Howstone National Park
Joseph Hyde
Lizsie Hyde
Deed Lodge
W. Coleman
Montana
Seattle
Beth
Frances Burks
Philipsburg
C. L. Benton
Laslie Batter
Kipp Leaves Butte for Salt Lake
A.V. Kipp, longtime general agent in Butte for Union Pacific, departed for Salt Lake to become general freight and passenger agent of the Salt Lake & Utah rail line. Henry Coulam of Salt Lake assumed Kipp’s Butte post. W. Massey, Union Pacific general agent at Boston, visited Butte with his daughter and toured local sites.
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A.V. Kipp
Butte
Union Pacific
Lake
Salt Lake
Utah
Henry Coulam
Elmira Farm Family Discovers Oil in Kitchen Pump
Mrs. Jacob Miller Jr and family draw oil from their kitchen pump while filling a pail for supper. The oil appears as they draw, leading to an analysis at West Junction by Standard Oil officials who find it to be pure product. No leak found, and the farmer continues to draw oil into the sink.
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Elmira
N. J
Jacob Miller
Hich
Miller
Standard Oil
West Junction
Shiller Farm
Family of rattlers slain at Blue Hills reserve
A visitor to the Blue Hills reservation near Ponkapoag Mass killed a mother rattlesnake and 12 young ones in what is described as an unusually large rattlesnake family. The mother fought to protect her young before the others were disposed of.
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Mass
Blue Hills” Reservation
Here
Mother
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