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Choteau Acantha

Location

Choteau, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jul 10, 1919

Page

2

Towley’s Counsel Denies Dismissal of Indictment

In Jackson Minnesota on July 7 District Judge Dean denied defense motions to dismiss the conspiracy indictment against A. C. Townley leader of the Non-Partisan League and organizer Joseph Gilbert. Defense argues a broader conspiracy aims to dismantle the league as a political machine.

Nonpartian League

Hindenburg Claims Responsibility for World War Actions

London reports Field Marshal von Hindenburg declares he is responsible for acts of German main headquarters since August 1916 and for proclamations of the former Emperor William. He asks President Ebert to inform the allies of the declaration. The note, telegraphed from Hanover, marks a second admission following earlier moves toward trial of German leaders.

London von Hindenburg William Ebert Germany Copenhagen Exchange Telegraph Company Hanover

Townley support cited as defense fair trial issue

Hoke argues for opportunity to prove Townley loyally aided the government in the war. Judge E C Dean rules that testimony from farmers whose sons enlisted after hearing Non Partisan League speeches is inadmissible and has no bearing on the case.

Hoke Townley E. C. Dean

Bethman-Hollweg: Former German Chancellor at World War I Start

The record notes von Bethmann-Hollweg served as German chancellor at the outbreak of World War I, leading the government as the war began.

von Bethman-Hollweg

Walking as Fuel for Writers and Their Ideas

In a San Francisco discussion Bailey Millard notes a California author says an automobile prolongs walks. The piece recalls Julian Hawthorne’s forest pursuit for a half formed idea and anecdotes about Henry Lewis and David Graham Phillips walking daily to inspire their novels.

San Francisco Bailey Millard San Francisco Bulletin California Marin Hills Julian Hawthorne Poe Fordham Nathaniel Henry Lewis David Graham Phillips

Soldiers at Fort McKinley Join Thanksgiving Feast

Two soldiers from Fort McKinley Maine attended a large Thanksgiving repast and after sampling many dishes they asked for more room. One soldier eyed the fruit cake and ice cream and requested a little more room.

Fort McKinley Maine Everybody's Magazine

Doan's Kidney Pills Endorsed by Lewistown Inspected

D L Chamberlain state hort cultural and farm inspector from Lewistown Montana recommends Doan's Kidney Pills. He reports relief from back pain dull kidney ache and excessive urinary flow. He says a box or so cures attacks quickly and urges purchasing from Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY.

Lewistown D. L. Chamberlain State Horticultural and Farm West Blvd Mont Doan Dean Chambterlain Foster-Milburn Co Mtgrs Buffalo N.Y

Kansas Farmers Prepare to Bar I W W Violence

Eastern newspaper comments praise Kansas farmers for foreseeing I W W activity and bolshevist threats. With record crops, they guard against plots to burn wheat fields and wreck threshing gear, while officials coordinate to uphold law and order.

Eastern Kansas

Kansas ready to handle criminals with existing laws

The Providence Journal notes that Kansas will likely bring crops to market while using prepaid state mechanisms to address crime. A key feature is the absence of calls for new legislation, as Kansas believes existing laws suffice for any emergency. The report suggests quick, definite results are expected.

Kansas Providence Journal

Cause of Despondency Linked to Digestion Issues

Despondency is described as often caused by digestion problems and constipation. It is claimed to disappear quickly when Chamberlain's Tablets are taken, which are said to strengthen digestion and promote bowel movement.

Chamberlain

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