Mitchell Pledges for War End and Progressive Policies
The statement from Democratic candidate Harry B. Mitchell pledges support for finishing the war to democratic victory, then backing Wilson administration policies in reconstruction. He advocates grain marketing reform, rural credit, anti profiteering, and efforts benefiting farmers and workers, citing his labor and farming background. He warns against domestic unrest and urges unity.
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Harry B. Mitchell
Congress
Second
Montana
Second Congressional
Wilson
California
Your Winter Apples From Rocky Bar Orchard
Rocky Bar Orchard in Big Fork Montana offers parcels post prepaid winter apples in second zone. Wealthys ready to ship unwrap ped orchard run now two dollars per box, McIntosh Wagner Rome shipments after Oct 15 unwrap ped or orchard run two ninety five? Actually two fifty. Wrapped fancy grade adds two six cents per box. Money with order. No calls. Satisfaction guaranteed.
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Rocky Bar Orchard
Big Fork Montana
Orchard Run
McIntosh
Wagner
Rome
Arthur V. Platt
Mer
Big Fork
Mont
O Neill Seeks Clerk and Recorder Post in Cut Bank
M A O Neill, police magistrate of Cut Bank, announces his candidacy for Clerk and Recorder. He promises courtesy and efficiency, tax savings, and economizing by trimming extra help. He notes prior office holding and near unanimous election as proof of character and capability.
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Teton County
Cut Bank
M. A. O'Neill
Postmaster General Burleson Tranks Fairbanks by Aerial Mail
Postmaster General Burleson reportedly ordered an airmail from Washington to New York costing $414 to boost public confidence in bonds. The remark linked Fairbanks to the stunt, noting he helped sell millions in bonds.
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Burleson
Douglas Fairbanks
Washington
New York
Doug
Traction Magnate Bets on Germany Surrender Within Three Months
A Cincinnati magnate offers to wager up to one million dollars that Germany will surrender in three months. He suggests investing the money in Liberty bonds as a safer alternative and supports backing a guaranteed “sure thing.”
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Cincinnati
Germany
Hearst Paper Debunks Latest Peace Rumor
The New York Morning American issued an extra declaring there was no truth to the supposed new peace rumor, countering circulating chatter. The episode highlights media confusion surrounding a potentially pivotal diplomacy moment.
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Mr. Hearst
New York Morning American
Lenine Shot Again In Ambush
Lenine suffers another gunshot wound to the shoulder with injuries described as not serious. The incident is seen as a sign of growing danger as observers note possible regret if a fatal shot had been fired.
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Lenine
Old Mrs. Doherty and the bridge of fate
In a coastal town a devoted grandmother Mrs. Doherty braves a storm to reach her grandson Larry Doherty as his fiancée Myrtle Downing courts him. A hurricane wrecks the bridge while Myrtle quarrels with the elder matriarch, and Mrs. Doherty crawls along the remaining girders to warn and save him, proving the old woman’s steadfast love endures beyond calamity.
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America
Falmouth Cape
Mrs. Doherty
Larry
Downings
Myrtle Downing
Fanny
Myrtle
Miss Downing
Carin
Curtis
Ninty
sMyrtle
Cape
Falmouth Town
Falmouth
Cape Shore
Pool
Bansshee
Liberty bonds aid soldiers in France urges Fourth Loan drive
Capt. Robert L. Finch, one of thirteen Red Cross volunteers in the American sector, testifies to the Ninth Federal Reserve District about soldier morale. He says American money buys everything needed, from food to medical supplies, and urges continued purchase of Fourth Liberty Loan bonds.
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Robert L. Finch
Red Cross
France
Ninth
Federal Reserve
Finch
Ninth District
Lne
Germans in Rice County Donate to Liberty Loan Drive
Faribault residents of German birth or descent offered to fund the Rice County Fourth Liberty Loan committee expenses. Sison Blodgett, chairman, reports the county committee accepted the gift and adopted a resolution praising the generous action.
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Rice County
Minnesota
Sison Blodgett
Faribault
Liberty Loan
Rice County Fourth Liberty Loan Committee
Rice County Committee
Poet Ambassad to France Hints Roadname Compromise
The message questions naming a road to the Rhine as The Avenue of the Allies andPlayfully ponders a “poet ambassador” from England using a coined title Poet ie licomme as a nod to diplomatic privilege.
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Chateau
S. W. Snyder
Choteau
England
Poetie Licomme
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