Big Timber Chamber of Commerce Drives County Growth
The Commercial Club Chamber of Commerce organized in 1919 has built countywide business progress. Members from diverse professions advocate road, irrigation, and road improvements, support a Yellowstone trail camp, and back a main street paving project. They study public library needs and back a county agent plan to aid ranchers and farmers.
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Masonic Hall
Commercial Club Chamber of Commerce
Boulder
Chamber of Commerce
City of
Big Timber
Gibson Territory
Ellowstone
Dakota Line
Washington
Tigers edge Red Sox in tense pennant chase
A garbled game report shows Tigers and Red Sox trading blows as hits and fielding plays shape a pennant race. Key players like Gardner and Speaker are mentioned, with late innings producing double plays and tense defense.
Unclear OCR Fragment Raises Questions About Resequenced Report
An OCR snippet mentions resignation from government service and a mobile revolver found ten days ago. The text references hunting, France, a road near a target, and odds, but provides no coherent facts or names.
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Smith
France
Socialist Ballot Battle Ends with Four Electors Seated
Montana Supreme Court directs Secretary of State to list four former labor party presidential electors on the November ballot. The socialist party petitions were denied as the court found the party existed before the spring election, while the farmer labor group succeeded in placing its electors on the ballot.
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Montana Record-Herald
Parley P. Christensen
Farmer-Labor Party
Montana
Eugenie V. Debs
Supreme Court
Stewart
Labor Party of Montana
Socialist Party of Montana
Frank Apperton
Carpenter
Butte
Henry Weber
J. W. Richardson
Red Lodge
D. I. Ewing
H A. Tyrand
C. T. Stewart
Socialist Party
Labor Party
Frank Hunter
Miles City
Jack Briscoe
Lewistown
Farmer-Labor
Socialist Hall
Oklahoma welcomes Cox on 10,000 mile Western tour
Oklahoma audiences roar for Governor Cox as he ends a 10,000 mile, 22 state circuit. He denounces the senatorial oligarchy, attacks Hays scouts, and accuses Republicans of spreading fake telegrams while urging voters to back his Democratic platform centered on the League of Nations and agricultural issues.
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Tulsa
Okla
Oklahoma
Cox
League of Nations
League
Senator Lodge
Massachusetts
Chandler
Hays
Republican National Committee
Sapulpa
Both Candidates Endorse Dry Route in 18th Amendment Stand
New York Oct 1 Senators Harding and Cox pledged to enforce the 18th amendment if elected. Daniel A Poling released statements showing Harding voting for the amendment and Volstead law and Cox recognizing the 18th amendment as part of the constitution and promising enforcement.
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New York
Harding
Cox
Daniel A. Poling
National Temperance Council
Poling
Coast Prices Drop To Fifty Per Cent
Portland wholesale price compilation shows declines from the peak across food groups. Small white beans fall 50 percent from $13 to $6.50 per hundred, rice 42 percent from $13 to $7.50, sugar 35 percent, while some breakfast foods drop 2 percent. Flour slides from 14 1 4 to 12.75 a barrel as condensed milk, bulk oats, and other items also ease.
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Portland
Portland Telegram
Harding Is Picking Cabinet In Advance
Miss Julia Lathrop, head of the national child welfare bureau, is expected to be appointed to a cabinet position if Senator Harding wins the election. Dr. William A. Maddox, president of Rockford College, said tonight at the Rock River conference of the Methodist Episcopal church that Lathrop is a native of Rockford and one of the best known child welfare experts.
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Rockford
Ill
Julian Lathrop
Harding
William.a. Maddox
Rockford College
Rock River
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Custer County Democrats Denounce Senator Myers
The Custer County Democratic Central Committee met in Miles City to condemn United States Senator Henry L. Myers for deserting the party. The resolution denounces his actions as treacherous and calls out support for Wheeler and Dixon while opposing Independent Voter clubs funded by the Republican state central committee.
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Miles City
United States
Henry L. Myers
Democratic Central Committee
Custer County
Myers
Burton K. Wheeler
Jos. M. Dixon
Dixon
Riddick
Nonpartisan League
Mand
Republican State Central Committee
Harding Attacks Wilson on League and Nationality Pledge
Senator Harding, speaking at a West Jefferson rally, said President Wilson scrapped the league of nations and vowed he would negotiate with foreign powers as president without exchanging American nationality. He outlined farm program goals and urged deeper religious reverence in the U.S.
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West Jefferson
Wilson
League of Nations
Harding
Here
United States Senate
Senate
Association of Nations
United States
Dayton flier dies from crash at McCook field
Master Signal Electrician Strong B. Madan aged 27 from Lansing Michigan died after a test flight at McCook field fell 200 feet from the airframe. He was a test pilot at the site and the accident occurred in Dayton Ohio.
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Dayton, O
Strong B. Madan
Lansing
Mich
McCook Field
Senator Harding Promises Social Progress On Front Porch
Harding outlines enforcement of law and social justice during a Marion front porch speech to women delegates. He calls for industrial peace maternity protection humane labor laws public health and child welfare while reiterating opposition to the Versailles covenant and clarifying stance on the League of Nations. He notes arrests at rallies and reads article X to the audience.
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Harding
League
Marion
Senator Harding
Edward A. Ryan
Washington, D. C
Baltimore
Johnson
League of Nations
The
America
United States
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