Special Bond Election Notice for Deer Lodge District 10
The clerk of School District No. 10 in Deer Lodge County Montana announces a special bond election on April 3, 1920. Voters will decide on issuing 65000 dollars in negotiable bonds to purchase Beaver Dam school building and add to district facilities. Polls open 8 a.m. to noon and 1 p.m. to 8 p.m. Precinct and polling locations include Prescott and Daly schools.
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Deer Lodge
Monatana
Deer Lodge County
Board of Trustees
Mortana
Beaver Dam
Montana
Prescott
Daly
Premier Millerand speaks on alliance crisis and Russia policy
Paris March 26 Premier Millerand told the chamber of deputies that no alliance crisis exists and that talks are a natural exchange. He said allies recognize the Russian government only when it honors sovereignty, and France would engage commercially with Russia without recognizing the Soviet government. He urged restraint in Turkey and warned Germany to prove treaty fidelity before any collaboration.
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Paris
Millerand
Chamber of Deputies
Barthou
United States
Russia
Turkey
International Organization
France
M. Millerand
Berlin
Bremen
Marshal Foch
Kapp
Dr. Kapp
Germany
Ruhr
British bankers arrange 15 year Lithuania agreement
Washington March 26. British bankers have concluded a commercial and financial agreement with Lithuania for 15 years. London financiers will advance 15 million dollars to establish a national bank in Lithuania to sell exports of lumber flax and grain and to buy raw materials and other urgently needed commodities for Lithuania.
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Washington
Lithuania
Department of Commerce
London
American note to Chile stirs criticism abroad
Washington issued an official summary of the American note to Chile over anti-Peruvian disturbances in Bolivia. Chilean papers questioned U S motives and the Valparaiso chamber of commerce criticized the policy as erroneous and contrary to American principles.
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Washington
Chile
Bolivia
State Department
South America
Mecario
Vera
American Chamber of Commerce
Valparaiso
Lloyd George and Asquith Clash Over Liberal Leadership
Premier Lloyd George and former premier Herbert H. Asquith engage in an informal debate on who should lead the Liberal party. The discussion touches on the National Liberty club as the party’s headquarters while Lloyd George defends his recent attack on the labor party.
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London
Lloyd George
Herbert H. Asquith
House of Commons
Paisley
Liberal Party
National Liberty Club
Labor Party
Asquith
Ten Round Draw Between France and Delmont in Tucson
In Tucson on March 26 Young France of Los Angeles boxed Gene Delmont of Memphis to a ten round draw in a middleweight bout. The crowd watched a balanced match with both fighters exchanging solid blows and tactical flurries throughout.
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Tucson
Ariz
Young France
Los Angeles
Gene Delmont
Memphis
Hlow Wrinkles Are Caused and Removed
A 19th century health note claims wrinkles stem from loose skin and can be tightened with a pure saxolite astringent. It instructs dissolving one ounce in a half pint of witch hazel and applying as a facial rinse, promising firmer smoother skin and a solid feel.
School Precincts Named and Date Set in 1920 Notice
Precinct No 3 Lincoln school Precinct No 4 Bryan school Precinct No 5 Beaver Dam school dated January 16 1920 R B Lewis Clerk of School District No 10 records the boundary and polling details for the district.
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Lincoln School
Bryan School
Beaver Dam
Denikine Vows To Stay With Troops In South Russia
Novorossisk reports show General Denikine pledging to remain with his anti Bolshevik forces. He asks Britain for boats to transport 40 000 soldiers as Bolshivists close in within 30 miles. Martial law, scarce food, and evacuation by ships mark a tense, hour by hour situation.
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Novorossisk
Russia
Associated Press
Denikine
Crimea
Batum
Green
Great Britain
France
Italy
United States
Greece
Bolshevists
American Red Cross
Theodosia
War Devices of Future Foretold Paris
A 1919-era forecast details future warfare driven by chemistry electricity and wireless tech. Experts warn submarines with wireless torpedoes and air bombardment will shape a dread next war with subterranean cities and airborne passengers yet to come.
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Paris
Painleve
Millerand
M. Branly
France
Berlin
Fletcher Testifies On One Phase Of Sims Case
Rear Admiral William B. Fletcher testified to a naval board that his orders to escort the convoy including the transport Antilles were not obeyed by Lieut Commander F N Freeman. The inquiry reviews Admiral Sims removing Fletcher from command at Brest after the Antilles sinking. Fletcher said he did not know Freeman had sailed with part of the convoy until Freeman's report arrived.
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Washington
William B. Fletcher
Naval Board of
Antilles
French
F. N. Freeman
Sims
Fletcher
Brest
Freeman
Yellowstone Sheep company formed in Billings Montana
The Yellowstone Sheep company with 2,000,000 capital is incorporated in Billings. F W Tubbs of Chicago is president, William Rea Jr and J O Sinclair of Billings are officers, with T J Story and Lester P Work of Bozeman as directors. The firm plans large Montana ranch holdings. Over 400 ex servicemen are in or recommended for federal vocational training in Montana per Leif Fred.
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Billings
Yellowstone Sheep Company
F. W. Tubbs
Chicago
William Rea Jr
J. O. Sinclair
T. J. Story
Bozeman
Lester P. Work
Montana
Leif Fred
Track and train updates highlight Montana notices
State vocational board members visit Billings on a tour of eastern Montana while business leaders and unions praise work done in the state. Spring track calls and training rules are discussed at a student meeting alongside plans for upcoming activities. The Northern Pacific resumes Lake Basin service to Rapelje after flood closures. The Presbyterian church reaffirms Rev. R. A. Cameron as pastor and plans installation of officers for the year.
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Ericks
State Vocational Board
Billings
Montana
Glenn Bingham
Northern Pacific
Lake Basin
Rapelje
The
Presbyterian Church
R. A. Cameron
Carbon Proposes Irrigation District in Carbon County
Helena March 26. Petitions filed with the Montana irrigation commission to create an irrigation district in Carbon county to water 18 300 acres on the prairie north of Red Lodge by a gravity system using the waters of the east fork of the Rosebud river.
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Helena
Montana Irrigation Commission
Carbon County
Red Lodge
Rosebud
Hook Em Cow Club Excursion Heads to State
Great Falls reports that the Hook Em Cow Club plans a special excursion to the state event led by chairman H F Lee. Details on date and arrangements are pending.
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Great Falls
H. F. Lee
Hook Em Cow Club to Attend April 19 Dedication
The dedication committee announced that the Hook Em Cow club of South St. Paul Minnesota will attend the event on April 19. They will travel by a special train from South St. Paul to Billings for the State Livestock association meeting afterward.
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Sion
New Stock Pavilion
Hook 'Em Cow Club
South St. Paul, Minn
Billings
State Livestock Association
Hoover Praises the Boy Scouts at tenth anniversary
Herbert Hoover praised the vigor and steadfastness of American boys shown by the Boy Scouts during the war at the ten year dinner in New York. He warned of future changes but said the Scouts ideals training offer no danger to American institutions. W. G. McAdoo received honorary vice president status for Boy Scout week service and called the movement a potent factor in improving the spirit of America and its politicians.
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New York
Herbert Hoover
Boy Scouts of America
United States
Boy Scouts
W. G. McAdoo
Senate Appropriation Cuts Free Seed Allocation
The senate trimmed nearly a quarter of a million dollars from the agriculture appropriation bill, totaling 33 million dollars. Senators expect the seed funding to be restored in conference as custom dictates. An amendment would let the war department sell 60 thousand tons of nitrate of soda for fertilizer.
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Washington
Senate
War Department
High Officials Inspect Oil Fields Across State Tour
A party of high officials conducted an inspection of oil fields in Winnett Lewistown Roundup and Great Falls and then proceeded to Deer Lodge. General Manager Nicholson planned to inspect Deer Lodge shops while Earling headed toward the coast on the Olympian. Chapman joined later in Miles City.
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Winnett
Lewistown
Great Falls
Deer Lodge
Earling
Nicholson
Seattle
Chapman
Butte
Miles City
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Red Cross
Black Sea
Billings News
Carbon
Hook ’Em Cow Club
Hoover
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Butte Talent
Standard Office
Sharp
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