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Big Timber Pioneer

Location

Big Timber, Montana, United States of America

Date

Oct 14, 1920

Page

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Rankin Address Draws Large Montana Crowd

U S Senator rankin speaks to a packed audience in Montana praising the republic and warning against Soviet governance. He cites wartime unity and government discontent while defending Ford investigations and pledging no rehash of old scores from the Ford era.

Bliean D Sam Republicn Party Montana W. J. Hannah Joseph M. Dixon Martin-Hannah Rankin Ford

Gun Found Near Barges Amid Faint Hunt Report

A report describes a gun found along Ph street near Barges with an unclear account of a duck hunt. Witnesses mention someone named Evans and a boat incident on the river, with injuries and evacuation noted but details remain hazy.

Ralph Babbitt Resigns as County Chairman

In a tense Livingston County session at Attorney J F O Connor's office regular Democrats demanded change. Ralph Babbitt resigned the chairmanship and S G N C Brady was named his successor amid talk Brady would decline to serve.

Livingston County Central Committee J. F. O*connor Ralph Babbitt B. F. Holcomb S. G.N. C. Brady Babbitt Brady Friends

Champion boxer rises in uneasy match ups

A jagged report details a boxing bout between Levinsky and Georges with a fourth round stoppage. The article cites weight classes, title lineage, and the fighters involved, including Jak Jodeteev as a claimed titleholder with disputed lineage and status.

Geroy Georges Esragetty Carpenthe

Armistice Signed By Poles And Reds At Riga

Polish and Bolshevik delegates will sign a 21 day armistice at Blackhead House in Riga tonight with hostilities to halt six days after signing. The boundary runs from Drissa east of Dvinsk then near Baranovitchi, west of Rovno to the Dniester near Kamieniec Podolski. Settlement of Polish monetary claims will be addressed in the peace treaty. The armistice has nineteen sections and recognizes Ukraine and White Russia independence.

Riga Blackhead House Poland Ukraine White Russia

Northern Pacific to cut 20 percent of workers after rate rise

Montana division officials of the Northern Pacific meet in Livingston to outline a 20 percent reduction in working forces across train service mechanical and other departments. The move aims to lift gross earnings by about 40 percent, with effects described as immediate in several divisions and shops.

Northern Pacific Livingston Hans Gunderson John Nordstrom Frank Wardell John MacDougal J. A. McMillan Butte Billings Helena T. H. Lantry Montana

Judge Stark Declines Jury Term at Attorneys Request

Judge Stark delayed a jury term after Barbour's recommendation due to ranchers’ hardship. Court heard multiple cases including dismissals in Montana v Clark and v Hartman, a Watkins case with a 2237.93 judgment plus costs, and extended response times for Northern Pacific Railway. Estate actions include sales approvals and hearings set for final accounts.

State of Montana Cynthia Hartman Perkins Savage Lumber Co John Spannering F. J. Wegg C. F. Shoemaker & Co Martin Goldberg W. R. Stokes Northern Pacific Railway Co John E. Cameron Rolf Mo E. J. Mo

Harding in Omaha reiterates fight to stay out of Paris league

Senator Harding campaigned in Des Moines and Omaha urging the nation to reject membership in the Versailles league of nations. He argued for staying out and resisting obligations while pressing for law enforcement and cautious treatment of minorities, speaking to thousands and addressing questions on Ireland and repatriation of troops.

Omaha Neb Harding Iowa Nebraska Des Moines Lowa Germany League

Dry Officer And Bootleggers Pass

John E. Fillien a federal prohibition agent was arrested on a federal warrant for malfeasance and illegal whiskey transportation. He was arraigned and released on bond as investigations allege he aided bootleggers by a staged vehicle purchase and helped the group evade capture during a Whiskey Run incident near Iron River and Milwaukee.

Marquette Mich John E. Fillien Leon Grove Iron River United States J. D. Hatch Fillien Anton Verde Hurley Wis Pillien Varda Aleged Milwaukee Hurley John Mitchel Grove’s

Nonpartisan Plan Will Give Nothing Says Dixon

Glendive reports former U S Senator Joseph M Dixon argues that current radical and socialist moves harm all and that taxes on North Dakota farms have tripled under public utilities. He favors evolutionary change, a Helena government, and a real agriculture department to aid farmers. Nelson Story Jr also rallies for the ticket in a packed post office meeting.

Glendive United States Joseph M. Dixon North Dakota Dixon Montana Department of Agriculture Townley Helena Minneapolis New York Nelson Story, Jr Ota Postofice Asters

Indians Are World Champions After 1930 Series Dethronement

Cleveland wins the World Series in game seven by 3 to 0 over the Brooklyn Robins. Stanley Coveleskie stars with a shutout aided by tight defense, limiting Brooklyn to five hits as Cleveland clinches the title. Walter Mails and Sherry Smith duel, but Mails edges Smith for the decisive victory.

Cleveland Indians Brooklyn Nationals United States Stanley Coveleskie Shamokin Pa Robins Brooklyn Invaders Coveleskie Walter Maile Sherry Smith Maile Smith

Indians Narrow Brooklyn Shutout in pennant chase

Cleveland, Oct. 11 The Indians held Brooklyn scoreless in a decisive game as they closed the gap toward the baseball championship and kept their hopes alive.

Cleveland, O Cleveland Indians Brooklyn

Nevada Loses From Census Count Report

Census release shows Nevada missing from totals with counts for other states. Pennsylvania reports 8,738,1905 with 1,055,048. Ohio 5,780,208 up 20.3 percent. Iowa 2,403,630 up 1 percent. Virginia 1,308,365 up 11.9 percent. Arkansas 1,750,996 up 11.1 percent.

Pennsylvania Ohio Iowa Virginia Arkansas

Weel Men To Get Money From U S

The fragment notes money returns to US producers who grew the 1918 wheel amount under supervision by regulations. It mentions excess profits and a mechanism for repayment though details are unclear due to damaged text.

U.S Weel Ambr. G

Indians Rout Brooklyns In World Series Game One

In Cleveland League Park the Indians routed the Brooklyns 8 to 1. Elmer Smith hit a three run homer in the first inning and Bagby added a two run shot. Wambsganss completed an unassisted triple play in the fifth, a first in World Series history.

League Park Cleveland Cleveland Indians Brooklyns Cleveland Bats Elmer Smith Wambsganss Bagby

Roosevelt Says Its League Or Get Ready

Franklin D. Roosevelt warned in two speeches in Missouri that the nation must join the League of Nations or prepare to arm. He listed 10 voter types and claimed 31 nations in the league cannot abandon it. He spoke in Sedalia and Kansas City after a flight of 87 miles aboard Tex La Grona’s plane.

Kansas City America League of Nations Franklin D. Roosevelt Roosevelt Sedalia Tex” la Grono Kans Harding Wilson United States Therg Mexico Gospel Truth

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