Harding's Special Train Wreck Near Miss on Campaign Run
On Senator Harding's campaign train in West Virginia a rear car left the rails after a defective front wheel casting failed at a switch. The incident caused damage to the car Ideal but no injuries were reported. Officials blamed the faulty casting for the mishap as the train paused on a trestle during the journey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senator Harding
Senator Iding
West Virginia
Ideal
Millwood
Ashland
Patterson Named U S District Attorney in Montana
Great Falls Montana September 29 judge George M Bourquin appointed W W Patterson as United States district attorney for Montana to succeed E C Day who resigned Patterson has served as first assistant in the office for two years and previously was assistant division counsel for the Northern Pacific at Helena in Gunn Rasch firm
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Falls
Mont
George M. Bourquin
W. W. Patterson
Ontana
E. C. Day
Bourguin
Palmer
Mr. Y
Patterson
Day
J. Patterson
The
Northern Pacific
Helena
Gunn & Rasch
Government ownership of Manila walls decided for insular government
A long standing dispute over ownership of Manila walls and the surrounding Unken gardens has favored the insular government. The attorney general advised the question, confirming insular ownership, with plans to transfer the properties to the city of Manila.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
P. I
Madla
Inlar
Philippine Islands
Hom
Sunken Garden to Become City Play Ground
Plans call for the sunken garden to be used as a playground with the city taking over care of the old walls. The 300 year old structure will be made a show place by planting flowers and shrubbery on top, enhancing the historic site.
Women Use Same Ballots as Men in Missouri
Jefferson City Mo Sept 28 Women in Missouri will not be required to cast their vote on special pink colored ballots in November. Attorney General Frank W McAlister delivered an opinion holding the pink ballot law void and disregardable. He said no necessity exists since federal suffrage is secured by the nineteenth amendment and that differing ballot colors could compromise ballot secrecy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson City
Missouri
Secretary of State
Frank W. McAlister
General Assembly
Wherever the bulldog guards liquor stills in Pueblo
Max Green, once of Denver, is arrested in Pueblo for illegal liquor operations linked to his notorious bulldog. Special Agent John R. Smith obtained a search warrant after seeing the dog and found a still, testing instruments, 190 pounds of sugar, 500 gallons of mash, and 15 gallons of high proof whiskey. The dog is not charged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Pueblo
Col
Max Green
Green
Denver
Bulldog
John R. Smith
Denver Enforcement Squad
Volstead Named G. O. P. Candidate
Representative A. J. Volstead of Granite Falls, author of the prohibition enforcement act, was named the Republican candidate for Congress from Minnesota’s Seventh District. The selection fills the vacancy caused by disqualification of Rev. J. Kvale of Benson for violation of the corrupt practices act. Kvale had defeated Volstead in the June primaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willmar
Minn
A. J. Volstead
Granite Falls
Congress
J. Kvale
Benson
Rev. Kvale
Volstead
Foley's Honey and Tar praised by Albany woman
Mrs Geneva Robinson of Albany New York writes that Foley's Honey and Tar relieved her lingering cough after two bottles. She says it is the best cough medicine she ever used and it helped with hay fever asthma and bronchial coughs as well as ordinary colds and croup. The product is advertised as a soothing healing remedy sold everywhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
Geneva Robinson
N. Swan S
Albany, N. Y
Bribery in 1915 World Series Claims Eight Players
Chicago Sept 29 report details a fixing scheme in the 1915 World Series. Eight players allegedly accepted bribes ranging from 10,000 to 65,000 dollars each, with salaries often above 5,000 a year. Commissioner Comiskey estimates seven of the eight, excluding Gandil, had a cash value of about 230,000 before the exposure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Cicotte
Jackson
Comiskey
Gandil
Superior News Items and Local Movements in September
S L Boyd of Mann Lumber leaves for a trip to the East, will be in Pittsburg Pa until late October. Lachlan Stewart of Hendrickson Lumber at St Regis visits Superior. Contractor F M Peterson of Spokane to deliver Mineral county courthouse to commissioners around Oct 6. Rev L Symes of Missoula preaches in Superior. W H Logan of St Regis and M C Thompson of Drexel transact business in Superior. Grace Johnston returns from Missoula. Harold Wordal visits Missoula. Park Goff of St Regis spends weekend in Superior. Erwin Baiers returns from Saltese. Mr and Mrs Philip Wessinger and Audrey visit Cobban with Mrs Nichols. Mrs LE Herd travels to Missoula for mother’s surgery. L C McHeffey and Mrs Fred Wilson visit Superior. Florence Wing teaches at Keystone. Mrs J J Welch visits Alberton school and I O O F social. Miss Taylor of St Regis visits sister I E Merrick in Superior.
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Superior
S. L. Boyd
Henderson
Mann Lumber Company
Mr. Boyd
Pittsburg
Lachlan Stewart
Hendrickson Lumber Company
St. Regis
F. M. Peterson
Spokane
Mineral County
Rev. L
Erwin Baiers
Saltese
Alfred Baiers
Philip Wessinger
Audrey
Absarokee
Wessinger
A. ©. Nichols
Cobban
LE. G. Herd
Missoula
I. E. Merrick
Missouri Watermelons Rank in 1920 Acreage
Missouri ranked fourth among states in watermelon acreage in 1920 per the state board of agriculture. Georgia topped the list, followed by Florida and Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson City
Missouri
State Board of Agriculture
Georgia
Florida
Texas
Winners Named in Anaconda Anglers Prize Fishing Contest
The 1920 Anaconda Anglers Club prize fishing contest concluded Monday night with judges T. F. Bush O. J. Christensen Si Stoddard and Ed Kinney selecting winners. Special judges Larl Tucker and George Remington reviewed submitted catches as the club plans a Sunday awards program at the Stuart Mill clubhouse featuring a big mulligan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anaconda
Stuart Mill Spring
Professor Dwyer Honored by National Education Association
Professor W. K. Dwyer superintendent of Anaconda public schools received a telegram from Fred M. Hunter of the National Education Association inviting him to join the foreign relationship committee. The appointment recognizes his role at the association's recent national convention and Dwyer accepted by wire last evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. K. Dwyer
Anaconda Public Schools
Fred M. Hunter
National Education Association
Dwyer
Association
Anaconda Briefs and Local Notices Summary
The Hearst free library remains closed Friday due to the concrete road celebration. St Pauls court WCOF changes meeting days to second and fourth Fridays. A card party and dance is set for Saturday night Oct 2 at AOH hall with cards at 8. St Marks guild serves a Friday parish house dinner priced at $1. KOC special meeting with initiation tonight at 7:30. Security Benefit social and installation postponed to Oct 8. Winter potatoes ready Oct 10 from Slaton ranch Willow Creek.
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St. Paul's Court
A. O. H. Hall
Slaton
Willow Creek
Melrose Social Notes Include Powwow Visitors
Melrose guests at the Dillon Powwow over the weekend included Mr. and Mrs. Hilary Tate and daughter Miss Ethel Tate. Also present were Mr. Dorr Hoffman, C. J. Nelson, Mrs. Wilhelm of Rock Creek, and Mr. Pete Splietser of Glen. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Mitchell, longtime Melrose and Glendale residents, spent the week visiting friends. Evered Turner and Ben Thiercoff returned home to Elk Park after a Melrose visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melrose
Dillon
Anaconda to Host First Concrete Highway Celebration Parade
Montana officials led by Governor Stewart plan eyes on Anaconda for the first concrete highway celebration with a large turnout via car and train. A full security and escort by Boy Scouts is arranged with detailed staffing for information booths, parade routes, and water and relief points around Main Street and Montana hotel.
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T. B. Thorson
Lost Creek
Main Street
W. H. Maudsley
Montana
Anaconda
Martin
Stewart
Warm Springs
J. M. Seanland
Park and Main
Larsen, Bruckner and Boone
Zugel, Higgins
McCarvel
al Torgerson
Montana Hotel
Eccleston
Nuckols and Wells
McCracken and
Howard
West Dark Avenue
Jerry Clifford
Holmberg, Hana and Coy
Park and Commercial Avenue
Seout McFarland
East Third
East Fourth
W. Sarrity
East Fifth
Kimmerle
East Sixth
Provost
West Third
M. Cullen
West Fourth
Scout McLeod
West Fifth
John Hogan
West Sixth
Barnes and Lewis
Machkne
Flick
Kiely
J. Zugel
Noonan
Woods
McGuire
Wallace
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Harding
Nominee
Ghigago
Eagh
Superior News
David
Henry
Anglers’ Club
Stuart Mill Spring Club House
Charles E. Gassman
Utah Avenue
Butte
Georgetown Lake
Copper City Commercial Company
Meisselbach
A. W. Colburn Company
Welch
Joseph Welch
Pasadena
Cal
James Stanton
Tucker Bros
D. Quinland
S. E. Watson
James Maxwell
Si Stoddard
Austin McGinty
Osborne & Flunter
James Drumgoole
Enterprise Manufacturing Company
Akron
Ohio
C. D. Quinland
Austin McGinnty
William E. Gallagher
Madison River
Bristol
Horton Manufacturing Company
Conn
Little Blackfoot
Horrocks & Ibbotson Company
Utica
Barney Allen
Storm Jake
Overland-Anaconda Company
Allen
Hongry
William Callagher
Storm Lake
Horrocks & Ibbotson Company of
Utica, N
Charles Tescher
William Gallagher
Roach & Smith
Big Hole
Warm Springs Creek
West Fork Creek
Sig Goodfriend
Colorado Sporting Goods Company
Colorado Springs
Sam Davis
Eastern Brook
R. B. Buffington
Charles H. Branscombe
J. P. Stage
P. N. Versaille
Quinland
Koch Creek
Richardson Steel Fish Rod Company
Ralph Thorson
T. G. Thorson
MacIntyre & Co
S. J. Beach
McAllister Lake
H. G. Coy & Co
Mr. Gallagher
Professor Dwyer
Hearst Free Library
Troy Laundry
East Commercial
St. Mark’s Guild
East Sixth Street
K. of C
Security Benefit Association
Melrose News
Yale
Heer
Metro Classis
Viola
Dana
Pathe News
Cleveland Cars
Cleveland
East Park Ave
Anaconda News
Suuuts
Webber
Main and
York
Sanders
Pitzpatrick
Tuchscherer
Morse
Father Schulte
Wolfe
Beekman
Main
Park Avenue
West Station
East Station
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