Our Old Flour Sale Promises Savings and Brand Names
A dense catalog of flour and grocery offers from Montana and Dakota brands. Prices for 98 pounds, bag discounts, and drop prices on National Special and Gold Cross flour. Also features on bulk coffee, tea, lard, butter, fruits, vegetables, and broom offers with each purchase, plus promo incentives for Seal of Montana and W. C. B. coffee.
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Hitchest
Montana
Dakota
Hills Bros
White House
Sicity
POE Wnoks
Aladdin
Idaho
Craig
Sints of Ostees Bick
Hanson
BEG Sb.sa
Ceylon
Seal of Montana
W. Co. B
No Bluff in British Attitude Statement
An official in London describes Irish nationalist leader MacSwiney as firm in his stance and not to be released by the government. The statement notes he would go down in history as the first Irish striker to perish in an English context.
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MacSwiney
Lordgic
London
Down
Hunger strikers in Cork Jail Weak and Restless
Cork prison reports 11 hunger strikers still alive but materially weaker. Burke and Kenny collapsed twice, air conditioning blamed. Sean Hennessy, 19, remains comatose, refusing most water. Government doctors Pearson and Battiscombe have received threats.
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Cork
Asso- Press
Tng
Burke
Kenny
Sean Hennessy
Vernment
Funeral for Sen as Quirke in Cork after Galway clash
In Cork the funeral for Sen as Quirke, a youth killed in Thursday disturbances at Galway, drew many mourners as troops and uniformed volunteers led the procession toward the jail road. Bands played a plaintive Irish dirge while girls in green mantles added color to the quiet scene.
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Cork
Asso- Press
Senas Quirke
Galway
Republicans deny nationwide barnstorming plan for Harding
New York dispatch reports Will Hays stating there will be no coast to coast barnstorming by the Republican presidential candidate. He says plans remain unchanged except no speeches beyond Omaha, with no cities fixed and details to come from Marion or Chicago.
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California
Washington
Marion
Chicago
New York
Hays
Len Harding
Will H. Hays
Nationalirman
Harding
Omaha
Base
Sena Harding
Cox Defends Prohibition Stance In Oregon Campaign
In Portland on Sept 13 Governor Cox told an audience that prohibition is an enforcement issue tied to the constitution. He pledged to enforce all laws, warned against league of Nations mandates and stated America retains a veto on council decisions. He also outlined Ohio social legislation to voters.
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Portland
Ore
Oregonian
Ohio
League of Nations
League
Council of the League
America
Congress
Cox
Governor's stance on liquor policy and law enforcement
The governor restates his position on prohibition stating that the eighteenth amendment is about law enforcement. He notes enforcing laws in Ohio by closing front and back doors of saloons on Sundays and vows to enforce all laws as president. He invites the Oregonian to publish the full statement.
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Ohio
United States
Oregonian
Democratic leaders shift Cox outdoor talks to indoors
In California, where Governor Cox planned outdoors addresses, leaders were notified to move events indoors due to the threat of illness. The change affected several campaign stops as Cox faced health concerns during the indoor schedule adjustments.
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San Francisco
California
Cox
Policeman Hurt In Auto Collision At Corner Harrison and George
Officer Doolin suffered severe head wounds after a crash at Harrison avenue and George street about 8 pm. Driver Lucezette was arrested on reckless driving charges. witness G. E. Rasmussen alleged excessive speed on the wrong side of the street. Doolin was thrown through the windshield and treated at the emergency hospital.
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Doolin
Harrison Avenue
George Street
Tony Lucettette
G. E. Rassmusen
Lucezette
Roosevelt to Speak in Butte at People's Theater
Arrangements completed for Colonel Theodore Roosevelt and Raymond Robbins to speak in Butte under the Republican county central committee. Roosevelt and Robbins arrive at 5:15 pm, speak at 8 pm at the People's theater, with reception by a 26-member committee and escort to the Thornton hotel. They depart 10:15 pm for Billings.
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Theodore Roosevelt
Raymond Robbins
Republican County Central Committee
People's Theater
County Central Committee
Lee Mantle
Messrs. Roosevelt
Robbins
Butte
Oregon
C. S. Jackman
R. C. Monahan
George Hocking
J. M. Evans
W. T. Stodden
Lou Eschle
H. L. Winchester
C. P. Irish
T. J. Ellis
A. S. Christie
C. J. Nepper
H. E B. Fisher
Clara O’connor Daly
T. C. Miles
David Jones
Melrose
Charles Wood
Divide
George Vance
J. 5
Parkhurst Elected Maine Governor by Large Plurality
Fred eric H. Parkhurst the republican candidate won the Maine governorship by a large plurality. Bertrand G McIntire democrat trailed by about half as many votes. Republicans swept four congressional districts and gained the state legislature with sizable margins. Women voted in a state election for the first time aiding Parkhurst.
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Portland
Frederic H. Parkhurst
Maine
Bertrand G. McIintire
Parkhurst
Wallace H. White Jr
John A. Pers
Jra G. Hers
Milliken
MclIntire
Curtis
McIntire
League of Nations
Cottage On Flat Burns Down After Explosion
A cottage on the flat a half mile west of the industrial school was destroyed by fire after a mysterious explosion at 9:30 last night. Firefighters could not reach water to extinguish the blaze. the building, valued at 2000 dollars, and its contents were consumed. Owner J A Goodman rented the place three months ago. no occupants were home and neighbors had not seen the family recently.
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Three Mile House
J. A. Goodman
Sampson Avenue
Goodman
Colorado holds primaries across state for offices
Denver reports the Colorado primary election will select candidates for U S Senate, Congress, and all state offices. Special watchers were ordered by the State Supreme Court in downtown precincts to prevent fraud.
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Denver
United States
Congress
Colorado
State Supreme Court
Wife Dies In Arms Of Husband On Capsized Boat
John Jones, six weeks married, recovers enough from Lake Michigan accident injuries to describe the incident. He says he clung to the overturned 18 foot craft for hours holding his bride as she died in his arms. Authorities found his account credible and attributed earlier differences to his injuries and strain.
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Racine
Wis
John Jones
Lake Michigan
Jones
Local Visitors and Relatives In Deer Lodge Area
Alfred Hibbard of Helena visited Deer Lodge guests Arthur Lochrie over the weekend. Mrs. Warren Kelley and children came from Butte for a brief family visit. Mrs. R. J. Walston traveled from Philipsburg. Er. G. Toomey from Helena stopped for a short visit. Mr. and Mrs. E. S. Carpenter left for Des Moines Iowa to visit relatives. Niles Hollister of Mapleton Iowa also noted.
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Deer Lodge
Alfred Hibbard
Helena
Arthur Lochrie
Warren Kelley
Butte
R. J. Walston
Philipsburg
Er. G. Toomey
E. S. Carpenter
Des Moines
Iowa
Niles Hollister
Mapleton
Local and visiting residents arrive in town
Arrivals include Mrs. Ed McLean visiting with her daughter, Mrs. G L Guice and her engineer husband from Milwaukee, and Mr. and Mrs. Douglass with daughter Dorothy returning from two months in the East. Mrs. BE Leaderman returns from Minneapolis to Deer Lodge. Arthur Fee, Democratic county assessor candidate, came from Elliston. J H Duffy, noted Anaconda attorney, was in town.
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Ed McLean
G. L. Guice
Milwaukee
Douglass
Dorothy
BE. G. Leaderman
Minneapolis
Deer Lodge
Arthur Fee
Powell County Population Figures Reported
Census Bureau announces Powell County Montana population by minor civil divisions for 1920 and 1910. Cottonwood township Gold Creek Lincoln Monture Ophir Elk townships show varied gains and Deer Lodge City is listed as an incorporated place with 1920 and 1910 counts.
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Washington
Powell County
Mont
Census Bureau
Fowgl
Elk Township
Deer Lodge City
Braggadocio Ponzi Headlines Mock Trial Response
A Toledo Blade quip mocks Ponzi schemes by implying investors were duped. The tongue in cheek line suggests Ponzi failed to deliver and brushes off the industry with a boastful jab about the largest fish escaping.
Labor Leaders Indicted by Colorado Court
Denver reporters note indictments of William Thornton vice president of the Colorado State Federation of Labor William J O'Brien former president of the tramway employes union and Charles Ahlstrom president of the Denver Trades and Labor assembly The third grand jury report also lists three other unnamed defendants from the recent strike case.
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Denver
William Thornton
Colorado State Federation of Labor
William J. O’brien
Tramway Employes’ Union
Charles Ahlstrom
Denver Trades and Labor Assembly
Grand
Court convenes in Deer Lodge over Fountain case
In Deer Lodge on September 13 Judge Winston presided as a 50 member jury reported for duty. The state charges William Fountain in the aftermath of a sheriffs posse shooting that left Undersheriff Warburton killed and Bartrow or Clayton Bergstrand wounded. Fountain has been in the state penitentiary. Keeley and Caselton defend the state, Blaisdell defends Fountain. The jury was secured this afternoon.
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Standard
Deer Lodge
Winston
State of
Montana
William Fountain
Fountain
Bartrow
Clayton Bergstrand
George Warburton
State Penitentiary
W. E. Keeley
W. E. Caselton
I. R. Blaisdell
Jury List For Long Trial Cited In County Case
At about 3 o'clock witnesses were examined and the trial is expected to last three or four days with over 30 witnesses. The jury will be kept together until disposition. Jurors named are Frank Christofferson Gustave Juhlin Harry Oliver Joseph Eliason Harry G. Davis George A. Hammond William Miller Asa Ellsworth Henry Bignell William Lingenfelter J A McGhee and Thomas Rawlings.
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Frank Christofferson
Gustave Juhlin
Harry Oliver
Joseph Eliason
Harry G. Davis
George A. Hammond
William Miller
Asa Ellsworth
Henry Bignell
William Lingenfelter
J. A. McGhee
Thomas Rawlings
Milwaukee Bridge Out Delays Trains Near Mobridge
A bridge on the C M and St P line near Mobridge was destroyed by fire late Sunday night causing westbound trains to run six to eight hours late through Miles City. Officials say hot ashes from a locomotive firebox started the blaze.
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Miles City
Mobridge
Lincoln signature found on old writ in assumpsit
A Springfield girl brought a dated 1846 writ in assumpsit to the city paper. The print shows Abraham Lincoln and Lincoln & Herndon, with corn priced at 17 cents a bushel, contrasted with today’s over $1.50 and no Lincoln to protest.
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Lincoln
International News Service
Springfield
Ill
Abraham Lincoln
Lincoln & Herndon
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Gol. Roosevelt
Braggadocio Ponzi
Milwaukee Bridge
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John McCormack
Australia
Victor
Victrola
Victor Talking Machine Co
Camden, New Jersey
Regus
Dently
Camden
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