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Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Oct 20, 1920

Page

2

Republicans Back Cox Roosevelt Over League Issue

More than 100 prominent Republicans and progressives announce a joint pledge to vote for Cox and Roosevelt and for senatorial candidates supporting ratification of the treaty and League of Nations. Signers include university presidents, professors, clergymen, veterans, and former party managers from New York, Boston, Chicago, and other cities, all urging patriots to unite for the national interests.

New York Cox Roosevelt League of Nations Harding League Vassar Oberlin Smith Bryn Mawr Mount Holyoke Yale Harvard Princeton Howard Fox Sam l. Wetherall Philadelphia Thomas Chamberlain San Francisco Republican Party Herbert Parsons Victor M. Leroy Charles P. Howland Preston Slosson Theodore Marburg Baltimore Elias D. Saulsbury Indianapolis W. H. Nichols Bennington H. M. Wait Dayton Ohio Richard Welling Theodore Roosevelt Hamilton Holt Independent Magazine

Editor Rowell Backs Cox Roosevelt Tour in California

Chester Rowell former Fresno Republican editor and 1916 Republican state chair will campaign in Southern California for Cox Roosevelt and Senator Phelan. A lifelong Republican he supported the League of Nations and urged California to back ratification. He will travel with Phelan on a stumping tour for the Democratic ticket.

Standard New York Chester Rowell Fresno Cal Republican State Committee Republican National Committee Republican Party League of Nations California Cox Roosevelt Phelan Democratic Rowell Hiram Johnson

Republicans Bolster Cox Visit With Parley in Chicago

George White, Democratic National Committee chairman, arrived in Chicago after touring Columbus and Des Moines. He argued Republicans face desperation as pro peace advocates shift to Cox Roosevelt, noting mounting support and wave of telegrams from independents. White predicted a large electoral victory if Harding stays on the stump.

The Standard Chicago George White Democratic National Committee Western Columbus Ohio White Des Moines Harding League Johnson and Borah Cox Friends of World Peace Roosevelt National New York Herbert Parsons New York Republican National Committee

Deer Lodge News Highlights from Oct 19 Busy Local Visit

In Deer Lodge K J Quinlan of Forsyth visits his mother and sister Mrs George Johnson. M Eaton of Pittsburg vice president of Westinghouse Electric arrives on Milwaukee railway business. Verne Harpole and family plan a month in Kansas City. N Weber leaves for Butte to join Anaconda Copper traffic dept. wife and children stay. Pat Keeley visiting from Missoula State University. I R Blaisdell to lecture Friday at high school on League of Women Voters.

Deer Lodge K. J. Quinlan Forsyth George Johnson M. Eaton Pittsburg Westinghouse Electric Company Milwaukee Railway Verne Harpole Kansas City N. Weber Butte Anaconda Copper Mining Company

Oldest Woman Voter Registers in New Hampshire

Mrs Mary R Pike of Newfields aged 105 registers to vote in the primaries in Manchester New Hampshire and is considered the oldest woman voter in New England if not the nation. She was the widow of Rev James Pike a Republican gubernatorial candidate in 1871 and a former congressman from the First district in 1868.

Manchester N. H Mary R. Pike Newfields New Hampshire New England Pike James Pike Congress

Deserters In Paris Alarm American Troops

In France about 1500 American soldiers are said to live in the Paris district with many hiding in Montmartre. Their lairs are described as secret underground passages used by the Apaches.

France Paris Montmartre

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