Fitschens Enjoy Wonderful Trip Across West and Mexico
Mr and Mrs Gus Fitschen Elmer and Juanita Fitschen left Butte June 21 for a western states and Old Mexico tour in a Series Franklin. After 4300 miles the car returned in good condition with only three tire punctures. They visited Montana Idaho Utah Nevada Arizona California and Mexico witnessing bullfights and mountain roads. They crossed the Sierra Nevadas and Tioga Pass and traveled to Yosemite Lake Tahoe and San Francisco before returning via The Dalles and Spokane to Montana.
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Gus Witechen
Elmer
Juanita Fitschen
Butte
Old Mexico
Franklin
Montana
Idaho
Utah
Nevada
Arizona
Salt Lake City
Pierce
Salt Lake
Great Deserts
Death Valley
United States
Needles
Cal
Colorado River
Virgin River
California
San Diego
Mexico
Los Angeles
Mesa Tierra Alta Via
la Jolla
Ramona
Tinaya Lake
Lake Tahoe
San Francisco
Fitschen
Portland
Spokane
Wallace
Columbia
Dalles
Rocky Mountains
Fitschens
West
Mr. Fitschen
Sierra Nevadas
Harding Flips and Cox Criticize League Stand
Cleveland October 17 Gov Cox democratic presidential hopeful says Senator Harding has made his twelfth flop on the League of Nations issue in a four state Ohio campaign tour. He accuses Harding of wavering and wiggling while Indianapolis address provides the basis for renewed attack.
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Cleveland
Harding
League of Nations
Cox
Ohio
Hardine
Indianapolis
Johnson vows to oppose League in Chicago speech
Senator Hiram W. Johnson of California, in his first Chicago appearance since his presidential nominating defeat, declared he is willing to declare a truce on all issues to oppose the League of Nations as the greatest issue in the United States since the Civil War.
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Chicago
Hiram W. Johnson
California
League of Nations
United States
Bank of North Dakota Powerscented in State Control
The Bank of North Dakota would be owned and operated by the industrial commission led by the governor, with power to invest state funds in various ventures. The plan centralizes public money, guarantees deposits, and could place vast resources under one political party, provoking concern over state resource control. Townley and associates claimed bonds enable the bank to begin with two million dollars, shifting public funds into vaults. The piece warns Montana voters against this expansion, urging a straight Republican vote and opposing the Nonpartisan League.
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North Dakota
Bank OF
Industrial Commission
Bank of North Dakota
N. Dakota
L. J. Frazier
Townley
America
le Sueur
Lemke
Bank of N. Dakota
Montana
Republican Party
Silver Bow County
Nonpartisan League
Republican County Central Committee
Job Never Had Any Troubles Line Fox
John Fox the county naturalization clerk explains to a stubborn applicant the complex rules for citizenship papers. He clarifies that first papers become invalid after seven years and that a two year gap is required between first and second papers, with variations depending on when the applicant arrives and their residence. The exchange shows Fox’s patience amid comic confusion.
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Job
Fox
John Fox
John
Lining Up the Forces for the Haitian Inquiry
Washington Oct 17 substitution of Maj. Gen. W C Neville Marine Corps for Brig Gen J H Pendleton on the board that will begin here next week to investigate charges of illegal executions by marines in Haiti. Secretary Daniels announced the change saying Pendleton had served in Haiti and the shift keeps the inquiry detached from Haitian affairs.
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Washington
W. C. Neville
Marine Corps
J. H. Pendleton
Haiti
Daniels
Pendleton
GROVE'S L. B. Q. Tablets Advertised as Preventive
An old advertisement urges taking GROVE'S L. B. Q. tablets for colds or influenza and as a preventive. It emphasizes getting the genuine product, asks to look for E. W. GROVE'S signature on the box, and notes a 30 cent price.
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Grove
E. W. Grove
House-Warming Held at New Arizona Hotel
Celebrating the Arizona hotel third anniversary, Mr and Mrs Thomas J Adams hosts a house warming with about 30 guests. Singing and dancing in the upstairs lobby followed by refreshments. The main lobby on the ground floor was opened to use that evening. Notables present include Mayor W T Stodden and Dr J C Shields among others.
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Arizona Hotel
Thomas J. Adams
W. T. Stodden
Robert Metcalf
J. E. Murphy
Lear
J. J. Flynn
R. R. Catching
Ethel Mohr
H. K. Rouser
T. C. Short
W. G. Kellett
John K. Graham
Carrie Cameron
Albert Beck
Kady Potter
Kady Potter, Dr. and Mrs. E. Rinckel
Margaret Sullivan
Ella Sullivan
California land controversy sparks Cox address in Cleveland
Governor Cox called the Japanese California land dispute a California question in Cleveland, urging the federal government to accept California's decision. He said it would be a domestic matter not under League of Nations jurisdiction.
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Cleveland
California
James M. Cox
League of Nations
Police Methods Abroad Reported by Detective Edwards
Detective Chester Edwards returns from 11 weeks in England Ireland France and Belgium sharing observations on European policing. He notes Sinn Fein searches in Ireland, feuds over arrests, and that London officers do not carry guns or wear badges. He describes battlefield cemeteries with American flags and praises Europe’s cheap rooms for travelers amid silver coin withdrawals.
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Ireland
Chester Edwards
Spokane
Larkin
Butte
Edwards
Europe
England
France
Belgium
Ballintree
County Langford
Sinn Fein
Sinn
Albert Helden
New Scotland Yard
London
Dispute Over Diplomatic Baggage Probes In Washington
Washington officials disclosed a new prohibition snarl involving three government departments and diplomats. The State Department issued a formal statement asserting that no government official would pry into the baggage of a foreign diplomatic officer, outlining tensions in the ongoing issue.
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Washington
Associated Press
State Department
Knife Wound After Bar Fight Over Poker Chips
A fight at the Crown bar on East Park Street involving FE H Oglesby Tom Brighton and John Carney ended with Carney injured a knife wound to the left side of his nose. He received three stitches and was treated at the emergency hospital. All three men were charged with disturbance and released on $25 bonds. Police will adjudicate the matter in police court this morning.
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Crown Bar
East Park Street
FE. H. Oglesby
Tom Brighton
John Carney
Carney
Oldest Student at State College Is Ida Sloan
Mrs Ida Sloan of Atoka Oklahoma is named the oldest student at the Oklahoma Agricultural and Mechanical College. She is sixty two years old and attends classes with younger pupils as part of a continuing education program.
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Oklahoma, Agricultural and Mechanical College
Ida Sloan
Atoka
Okla
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Santa Catalina Islands
Tioga
Mono
Gox
Johnson
John E. Mapps
Republican
North Main St
the Bank of North Dakota
New Arizona Hotel
Detective Edwards
Continent
Receves
Victor
Victrola
Victor Talking Machine CO
Camden, N. J
Victor Talking Machine Company
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