Farmers Stand Is Conserva at National Convention
Representatives of farmers from across the nation convened under the National Board of Farm Organizations and adopted a resolution condemning bolshevism and radicalism. They pledged to defend private property and personal liberty as the Constitution guarantees, pledging to stand like a stone wall against radical minority forces.
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Washington
District of Columbia
National Board of Farm Organizations
Atlantic Seaboard
California
North Dakota
United States
America
German Liners to be Handed to United States Shipping Board
Washington reports that the former German liners including the Imperator are allocated to the U S Shipping Board after war department surveys. The Imperator may join Cunard for New York to England service. the board asserts the ships’ original allocation was permanent despite British claims.
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Washington
Trish Ih
Then Limited
Imperator
Shipping Board
War Department
Ministry of Shipping
Hoboken
Cunard Line
New York
England
United States
Great Britain
Allied Shipping ‘Pool
J. H Rosseter
The
Tas
Kaiserin Augiste
Victoria
Cap Finisters
Graf Waldersee
Prinz
Browning Review Describes Comfy Shelter In Unclear Quote
Fragmentary excerpt notes people held down chairs as makeshift beds and praised a “good bunch” amid unspecified circumstances. The text remains incomplete and lacks clear date or location.
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Browning Review
Gallatin County Votes For Ratification of Treaty
In Boeman on Sept 28 the Daily Chronicle reports Gallatin county voters favored ratification of the treaty of peace with the league of nations by 1,112 to 317 with amendments for the treaty but opposition to the league. Twenty five percent of voters cast ballots. judges included Alfred Atkinson, Ben Law, H S Buell, Justin M Smith, and Walter Hartman.
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Boeman
Gallatin County
Daily Chronicle
United States Senate
League of Nations
Alfred Atkinson
Montana State College
Ben B. Law
District Court
German liners find home in American ports after war
Friderich Wilhelm, Pretoria, Mobile and Zeppelin were large passenger liners laid up in German ports during the war. After the armistice they were turned over to American naval officers in England and are now in port in the United States, most at New York.
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Friderich Wilhelm
Pretoria
Mobile
Zeppelin
England
New York
Daly Arrested in Butte on Burglary Charge
Leo Daly former circulation manager of the Butte Daily Bulletin was arrested on a charge of attempted burglary after police say he was found on a fire escape attempting to force entry. A revolver was taken from him. Daly shares a history with Bulletin editors Dunn and Smith who were convicted of sedition.
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Leo Daly
Butte
Butte Daily Bulletin
Daly
W. F. Dunn
R. Bruce Smith
The
Bulletin
Dunn
Smith
Chicago
Passage of Jones bill means much for Montana
Washington reports Rep John M Evans says the Jones irrigation bill with 250 million dollars in appropriations will drive Montana project spending. He notes most funds stay in the program, finishing Huntley Milk River St Marys Sun River and lower Yellowstone projects with estimated costs listed.
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Washington
Montana
John M. Evans
House
Huntley
Milk River
St. Mary’s
Sun River
Yellowstone
St Mary’s
Sun
Ayer
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Roy Pillings
Hi Loonlis
William Hodsskiss
Harl Yeager
Bill Wallace
George Dow
Adam Barr
Georgia County
Coweta County
Georgia
County Works
T. G. Farmer
Fisk
Tire & Vulcanizing Co
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RTA
JOS. Hirshberg, & CO
Herd
Hart Schaffnér & Marx
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