TAMU LEGISLATIVE SEATS GO TO THE REPUBLICANS
Silver Bow county remains largely democratic with two exceptions as Republicans win 2 of 12 legislature seats and township offices in South Butte. Senator Walsh narrowly leads Rankin by 64 votes while John M. Evans defeats Linderman by 1 406. Chief Justice Brantly tops the Democratic candidate by 233. County offices in Silver Bow go to Democrats: Judge Edwin M. Lamb Clerk Samuel Anderson Sheriff John K. O'Rourke County Commissioner Byron E. Cooney County Attorney dem son County Treasurer C T Puckett Assessor Peter J. Kelly County Auditor Nellie Sullivan Coroner Dan Holland Surveyor Michael J. Loughran Public Administrator Madge Brogan Dugan Supt of Schools Nellie Small. State senator Harry Gallwey and House members Toulware Marrington Corry King Kelly Cars Mooney Foley Scott lead the ticket. Republican George Scott edged T Mooney by 18 votes. Sam Trelont tops the Republican legislative slate by more than 600 votes.
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Silver Bow County
South Butte
Walsh
Jeannette Rankin
John M. Evans
Congress
Frank Linderman
Rankin
Tom Kane
John A. Matthews
Supreme Court
Charles H. Cooper
Brantly
George L. Porter
Rufus G.poland
Porter
Rome
Edwin M. Lamb
Sam. Anderso
John K. O'Rourke
Byron E Cooney
C. T. Puckett
Peter J. Kelly
Neltie
War headlines and scattered notices from Anaconda era
The item lists war related items and local notices including references to Armistice sentiment, cattle shipments, and urges for united war work. It mentions figures such as American generals, a casualty note for William Harper, and Louis Buckward, with updates from Deer Lodge and Silver Bow courthouse actions. The fragmentary text also covers horoscopes and classified ads.
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Shane
le Quesnoy
Roll of
Elate News
Anaconda New Sergi
William Harper
Louis Buckward
Anaconda News
Deer Lodge
Republicans Hold House After Narrow Victory in 1922
National race summary shows Republicans with a 16 seat edge in the House as returns lag in Montana South Dakota New Mexico Michigan Idaho. Democrats total 195 while Republicans stand 234 seats with several districts still uncounted. Senate contests remain tight with 46 Democrats 47 Republicans as results hinge on Michigan New Mexico Idaho races.
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Washington
House of Representatives
Michigan
Idaho
New Mexico
Senate
Montana
South Daota
Repubicans
House
Germany and Soviet Russia Break Off Relations
Berlin officials report Russia will withdraw diplomatic representatives from Berlin by special train to Russia. The move follows discovery of revolutionary propaganda pamphlets printed in Germany found with a courier for the Russian embassy, likely triggering the severance of diplomatic ties between Germany and the Soviet government.
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Copenhagen
Berlin
Russia
Germany
Appeal from Russia for Self Government
Six socialist organs telegrammed President Wilson urging endorsement of a constitutional assembly in Russia. They called for democratic ally election and requested military aid to counter Bolshevik and German influence. The message was filed from New York on November 6.
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New York
Wilson
Russia
Holshevik
Change in control of House foreshadows Republican power shift
Washington November 6 The Republican wave signals a shift of committee chairmanships and heightened congressional oversight challenging President Wilson. Analysts compare the moment to Taft and Cleveland beginnings, as Speakership considerations center on Representative Mann whose health complicates a clear path to the gavel. Continued discussion expected on Page 2.
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Washington
House of Representatives
Wilson
Taft
Cleveland
House
Spea
Mann
Ilinois
Most Gallant Feats of the Great War Describe River Crossing
The Associated Press recounts a dramatic river crossing where troops forced a 160 foot river with a half mile mud stretch and a 60 foot canal under heavy fire. Marines and engineers swam and hauled others by rope as grappling irons clung to canal walls while machine guns raked the hills above.
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W Hennrossing
Adioinine
German Sailors Seize Warships Refuse To Serve
Amsterdam reports that German sailors seized warships and refused to serve. President Wilson’s note to the German government reached Berlin and an official announcement stated the note's text would be published that evening.
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Berlin
Associated Press
Amsterdam
Wilson
Tan Thursday Are Day My Fair Warm Day
A fragment notes a warm day described as tan and fair on Thursday. No further details or names provided.
Walsh gains in return pileup in Montana contest
Helena November 6 United States Senator Thomas J Walsh and Representative candidates lead in Montana results. In the Second congressional district Carl Seidrick leads the Republican ticket. A Mattheus tops for associate justice over Charles I Cooper. Porter remains ahead of Rufus Poland for state auditor as Lee Dennis leads railroad and public service with 3,605 margin. Walsh has 39,229 votes from 911 of 1,409 precincts. Oscar M Lanstrum tops in senate race with 34,624 while Jeannette Rankin runs for the seat. Continued on Page 20.
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Helena
United States
Thomas J. Walsh
Mans
Tr Fee
Montana
Carl Seiddick
Repub- Ttean
Democras
Othets
A. Mattheus
Townsend
The
Supreme Court
Charles I. Cooper
Porter
Rufus G. Poland
Lee Dennis
Railroad and Public Service
J. H. Hail
Sena
Walsh
Oscar M. Lanstrum
United States Senate
Jeannette Rankin
Armistice terms prepared for Germany by Marshal Foch
Armistice terms prepared for Germany by Council will reach German emissaries en route to the western front. Marshal Foch will meet them at daylight. Officials expect the German delegation to vote on acceptance or rejection, delaying public release until a decision is made. The 200 mile Teutonic front remains under pressure as terms are conveyed.
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London
The
Daily News
Western Front
Marshal Foch
Washington
Germany
Berlin
Nounceme London
Austria
Bulgaria
Turkey
Foch
Versailles
Sregard
Riten
Bat Fon
Thousana
Tek
German Envoys to Front Face Allied Pressure in Somme Meuse Argonne
Allied forces report steep resistance from German lines as Canadians press east of the Scheldt canal and Americans advance along the Meuse. British actions yield captures of towns and railway junctions, while gas and artillery slow Western fronts. Front-page note mentions continued fighting near Rethel and bridgehead efforts, with continued pursuit into occupied sectors.
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Meuse River
Argonne
Scheldt Canal
Meuse
Ind
Rethel
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