Missing Livingston reporter Bargion hunted by volunteers
Two hundred searchers scoured the Yellowstone River area near Livingston for A H Bargion local court reporter who disappeared on a hunting trip. Rumors of a body proved unfounded as officials urged continued riverbank and brush searches with volunteers from Boy Scouts and residents assisting.
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Bargions
Livingston
Bargion
Chicago
Butte
Sheriff's Office
A. H. Bargion
Mielde
Sheriffs Office
Alf. Dargis
West Front Street
Ole Tendeland
Yellowstone
Dargis
HH. J. Miller
Tendeland Ranch
H. L. Bargion
Oman
James McCirty
Court House
Brawner
Tedeland
Ben Hayes
Yellowstone River
Local Ranch Workbeam Winds Up Practice
Reports from the area describe ranch work winding down as players prepare for a forthcoming game. Coaches and players focus on drills and team cohesion ahead of a scheduled Dillon match with detailed practice notes and expected lineup discussions.
Montana Attorney Ned For Montana
Fragmentary note references an attorney named Ned for Montana and a judge related to a case. The readable snippet mentions Terre Teatones and a person named Lena, with unclear roles, in a North district context.
Montana Senator Myers Plans Campaign Trip in October
Washington dispatch reports United States Senator Henry L. Myers of Montana will oppose the Democratic state ticket linked with the league labor group and arrive October 8 to participate in the Montana campaign.
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Washington, D. C
Dispatch
United States
Henry L. Myers
Montana
Nodapart Wean League-Labor
Annual Meeting of American Legion Denounces Japanese
In Cleveland a national commander was elected as F W Galbraith Jr of Cincinnati. The convention adopted a resolution demanding cancellation of the Gentlemen's Agreement, excluding Japanese immigrants, and opposing naturalization rights for Japanese nationals in the United States. The body also approved funding for the Americanization committee and amended the constitution to bar immediate re election of top officers.
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Cleveland, CO
F. W. Galbraith, Jr
Cincinnati
American Legion
Galbraith
de Hanford McNider
Iowa
J. F. J. Herbert
Massachusetts
Upty
McNider
Herbert
Japan
United States
State Department of
National Americanism Committee
Committee On
Harding train escapes wreck on West Virginia trip
Senator Harding's special train narrowly avoided disaster when his private car Ideal left rails at a trestle near Millwood West Virginia. The car tore through ties and rails, but the other cars remained on track and no injuries were reported. The party continued toward Marion Ohio after the incident.
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Senator Harding
West Virginia
Ideal
Millwood
Marion
Ohio
Ashland
Ahsland
Independent Ticket May Be In Race
Helena dispatch notes Secretary of State C T Stewart orders county clerks to delay printing official ballots until after Saturday since independent candidates may file petitions by then. Democrats Jack Uriscoe of Lewistown and Frank Hunter of Miles City filed for district judge seats, and rumor suggests a full state independent ticket could surface before Saturday.
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Helena
C. T. Stewart
Montana
Jack Uriscoe
Lewistown
Frank Hunter
Miles City
Secretary of State
Brooklyn Wins National League Title Amid Doubleheader Result
Brooklyn clinched the National League championship with a 90 win 64 loss record after New York fell to Boston in the second game of a double header. The final standings showed Brooklyn four games ahead of New York with four games remaining.
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New York
Brooklyn
Boston
Giants
Superbas
John J. McGraw
New York Giants
John Heydler
National League
Mr. Comiskey
Altmark Receives 60 Days In Jail For Whisky Case
E F Altmark of Big Timber faces sixty days in county jail and a 150 dollar fine after being caught transporting whisky from Canada into Bozeman. He near pleaded guilty, then sought time to settle business affairs, claiming losses in several ventures. Judge Law affirmed the sentence and ordered liquor seized with no disposal plan stated.
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Bozeman Chronicle
E. F. Altmark
Bozeman
Altmark
Canada
Law
Wyoming
Cox Tours South Dakota Pressing Prohibition and League Faith
Governor Cox faced questions on the Volstead Act and the 18th amendment urging enforcement while opposing any measure conflicting with the constitution. He criticizes Senator Harding's Baltimore speech and labels him a brewer. Cox also supports admitting Germany to the League of Nations and welcomes all peoples, including German descendants, to the dialogue.
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Sioux Falls
S. D
Supreme Court
League of Nations
South Dakota
Cox
Harding
Baltimore
Mitchell
United States
Germany
Population increase in Montana tops forty five percent
In a Sept. 28 report from Montana Washington the state population is listed as 547,593, reflecting an increase of 171,540 people or 45.6 percent. The data highlights dramatic growth within Montana as of the latest census figures.
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Montana
Washington
Baseball Scandal Sours Chicago White Sox Hopes
Eight Chicago White Sox players face indictment by the Cook County grand jury amid confessions of fixing last year’s World Series for gamblers. Key figures Joe Jackson Cicotte Gandil Felsch Risberg Williams Weaver McMullin testified or were named, with bribes ranging from ten to eighty five thousand dollars and suspensions ordered for seven players.
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White Sox
Chicago
Cook County
Charles A. Comiskey
Chicago White Sox
Cincinnnatti
Sox
Clevelands
Comiskey
Charles McDonald
Joe Jackson
Joe” Jackson
Oscar
Happy) Felsch
Charles
Swede) Risberg
Claude Williams
George
Buck) Weaver
Fred McMullin
Cicotte
Pilliow
Cincinnati
Jackson
Chil Gandil
Cleveland Certain Of Pennant Race
Cleveland virtually assured the American League pennant after the suspension of Chicago players over alleged fixings in last year’s World Series. The Indians stretched their lead over the White Sox to one game, with four remaining against Detroit and one against St. Louis. The White Sox, missing regulars, planned a patched lineup for three games with St. Louis while Cleveland needed one more win than Chicago to clinch.
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New York
Cleveland
Chicago
Indians
White Sox
St. Louis
Detroit
Harding Draws Big Crowds In South
Senator Harding spoke in Wheeling to a tumultuous audience at the auditorium drawing thousands who packed the hall and streets. He urged government economy and strict business administration while Mrs Harding was escorted to the platform amid applause and traffic jams along the route.
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Wheeling
W. Va
Wheeling Auditorium
Senator Harding
Mrs. Harding
Three Boston Banks Invoke 90 Day Withdrawal Rule
Three Boston banks Tremont Trust Fidelity Trust and Dorchester Trust invoked the 90 day withdrawal notice to protect depositors after fears from bank closings and a Ponzi fiasco. Fidelity Trust will be taken over by the state bank commissioner at 9 tomorrow morning.
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Boston
Savings Department
Tremont Trust Company
Fidelity Trust Company
Dorchester Trust Company
State Bank
Joseph C. Allen
Deceased Lady Well Known In Harlowton
Mrs Ted Johnson of Melville formerly a Harlowton resident dies by suicide after a period of melancholia and failing health. The couple planned a Chico Hot Springs trip but she slashed her throat with a razor in the kitchen and died Wednesday afternoon. She leaves a husband and two children. remains to be shipped to Wisconsin for interment.
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Harlowton Press
Ted Johnson
Melville
Harlowton
Johnson
Continental Bank
G O P Organizes For Campaign Work At County Meeting
At a second meeting of the Sweet Grass county Republicans held in the court house Saturday, officers were named including Mrs. Harvey Coit as vice chairman and Horace S. Davis as state committeeman. Ole Birkeland becomes Grey Cliff precinct committee man replacing Clarence Flattum. Committees were formed for Executive Resolutions Arrangements and Entertainment Publicity with named members.
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Sweet Grass County
Court House
Harvey Coit
Horace S. Davis
Ole Birkeland
Grey Cliff
Clarence Flattum
R. S. Jarrett
Ben B. Miles
E. G. Struckman
Fred Severance
E. H. Ellingson
John E. Rees
H. H. Austin
E. H. Filingson
Percy G. Webb
C. A. Bishop
Clyde Davis
E.G. Struckmans
W. A. Conwell
E. R. Patterson
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Lluntine
River ‘Ountry
CPN Uites
Ted Livin
Coperspsaete ES
Talvingston
Nacdas
Wets
Cosse
Helpen
Lownet Hess
Dillon
Satie
Rratiee
Hohoaudson
Duron
Ned
Atte Ivk
Pehee
Sears
Ranerdy
iWlena
Senator Myers
Erately
Eddie Cicotte
Arnold
Chick) Gandil
South
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