World awaits American action in peaceful order
President warns that wireless telegraphy and mail routes spread disorder worldwide. He cites funds from unknown sources fueling propaganda and revolution. He cautions America must answer what peace and guarantees will back it or risk distraction of the nation by ongoing turmoil.
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Address on League of Nations promise shapes American duty
President Wilson, in Kansas City, extols the World War I peace covenant. He argues the League provisions restrain war via arbitration or council discussions, urges American leadership, warns against minority rule, and stresses disarmament, labor questions, and global responsibility amid Russia and Armenia concerns.
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Europe
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Fossil Giant 12 Feet Long Exhibition Report
A Michigan report claims a 12 foot long prehistoric man body was found, nearly perfect with hair and teeth intact, and a wooden peg through the heart. The find is described as unique in the region with other claims appearing in the Far West.
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Everyday Folk Meet President During Journey
On his special train from Kansas City to Des Moines President Wilson stopped at St. Joseph Missouri and Independence Iowa. A crowded platform greeted him and Mrs Wilson signed Red Cross rosters while youngsters, white and black, reached for handshakes. A movie operator snagged a near close up but Wilson warned him not to film from behind.
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Velo of itchbread in Southern Devonshire reportedly links to radium
A fragment from a historical notice describes a broad veiled source in Southern Devonshire England where radium is said to be obtained. The text hints at a large operation or claim but remains unclear on specifics or dates.
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England
Fetching frock of navy taffeta catches Paris flair
An excellent copy of a French designed frock described as navy taffeta with navy silk fringe on skirt and sleeves. Bright blue ribbon trimming and soft tulle give a distinct Paris touch to the afternoon or restaurant gown.
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Paris
Higgins Arrest Reflects Political Fight in Montana
State's Attorney Ronald Higgins, a five time Missoula representative, was arrested on a Helena issued misdemeanor warrant. Higgins denounced the move as an attempt by Attorney General Ford to discredit him after he resisted a probing inquiry and opposed a liquor law fund shift. He said the warrant lacks specific crime and noted immunity as a legislator.
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Ballots Proceed for Montana Labor Federation Officers
Ballots are sent to locals for the Montana State Federation of Labor officers election. Balloting starts after local ballots, with results canvassed by State Secretary Partelow on October 20. Contenders include A P Duncan and F W Schimait, with voters in Great Falls participating.
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Mrs. W. E. Parsons Dies in Spokane
Mrs. W. E. Parsons wife of Winam Parsons of Winters Parson and Boomer died Friday at her Spokane home after a long illness that developed into pneumonia. She had long resided in Butte. Survived by husband and daughter Mrs. Ethel Davis of Kentucky. Funeral planned in Spokane Monday.
Merle Davis Hosts Clark Kiddies at Broadway Show
Merle Davis of the Pans tages hosted a kids audience from Paul Clark home yesterday afternoon in a Broadway theater. The event repeats on the second Saturday each month starting in October as children enjoyed the performance and applause.
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Panstages
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Broadway
Public Market Scrutiny Prompts Profiteering Clampdown
Mayor Stodden will intervene to curb price gouging at the Butte public market amid widespread discontent over high prices and vendor practices. Vendors buy from commission houses and sell at Uptown-store prices, offering little saving to housewives. city officials promise price oversight, a market manager, and regular price comparisons to ensure fair, lower costs for the public.
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Dance of the Elks to Be Staged at Columbus Gardens
The Elks drum corps will stage a dance at Columbus Gardens on September 16 to benefit the Elks fund. Jaz, Xip and Pep will perform with a jazz band of Elks artists providing music for guests. The drum corps, active in public events, previously aided the Victory Loan drive and Fourth of July celebrations, winning first prize at Boseman.
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Colambla Gardens
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