Disorder in Neufahrwasser Sparks Allied Sailor Clashes
Dispatches from Danzig report a dance hall quarrel near Neufahrwasser, four miles north of Danzig, leading to clashes between American sailors from the destroyer Hale and German seamen from the cruiser Frankfort. Civilians were wounded along with a German seaman. smoke and shots from the Claymore were said to have occurred as frontier guards dispersed the crowds and sailors returned to their ships.
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Copenhagen
Orson
Neufahrwasser
Danzig
Hale
Frankfort
St Ig
Claymore
Frontier Guards
State hail insurance levy set to cover losses
Helena August 20 A state board meeting was convened by Chairman E K Bowman to fix the levy on insured grain fields, with over 80 000 acres insured. The levy will cover actual hail losses and insurance administration costs.
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Helena
State Board of Hail Insurance
E. K. Bowman
Capitol
Community sing to be held on church lawn August 24
The Soa Service invites all to a community singing Sunday evening at 7 30 in front of the Methodist church. Early start requested for a 8 30 end due to darkness. Miss Annabelle Fletcher directs with violin and cornet accompaniment using the Joy to the World hymn book available townwide.
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Annabelle Fletcher
Church Appointments Form North Montana Conference
The North Montana conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church completed its annual session at Great Falls appointing ministers to northern Montana churches. An appropriation of 65 000 dollars funds salaries and maintenance for districts unable to meet obligations, with numerous assignments listed for towns including Great Falls Augusta Simms Belt Brady Collins Fairview Kalispell Libby Troy Polson Roundup Wynett and others.
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North’ Montana
Great Falls
Montana
North Montana
Methodist Episcopal ‘Church
Bynum
Pendrey
Dupuyer
Brady, Collins
Fairview
Paul Resor
Big Arm
Proctor
Cascades
A. Armstrong
Chateau
W. V. Meredith
Columbia Falls
Roy Nelson
Craid
Wolf Creek
Denton
A. Bessire
Dutton and
Power
Paul ‘Resor
Eureka
G. E. Hutt
Flowerree
Genop
T. T. Fike
Garneill
Straw
David Hardy
Grasp Range
First
E. L. White
Geraldine
American punitive expedition crosses Mexican border in pursuit
Troops from the Eighth Cavalry crossed into Mexico at 6 40 am to pursue bandits who held American aviators Peterson and Davis captive near Ojinaga. Aviators fly as scouts. Davis and Peterson accompany cavalry as guides. the action aims to free the men and deter further border incidents. Governor Hobby orders Texas National Guard on standby for border service.
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cPro
Candelaria
Tex
Eighth Cavalry
Peterson
Davis
Raisons
Ojinaga
Marfa
Jesus Renteria
Mexico
Langhorne
Antonio Pruneda
Presidio
Texas
Pruneda
Carranza
Washington
Baker
Associated Press
War Department
Pershing
Villa
Juarez
Austin
W. P. Hobby
Adjutant General’s Department
Texas National Guard
Sheriff and County Officials Nab Moonshine Suspect
Aug. 19 in Butte. accompanied by sheriffs from Silver Bow and Jefferson counties, the sheriff and county attorney arrested John Boni at Elk Park in Jefferson county. Boni, accused of selling moonshine liquor linked to the death of Ambrose Noon, 22, who died in Butte. Noon's body was examined and medical officials say liquor contributed to his death. Boni is jailed in Boulder County.
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Butte
Silver Bow County
Jefferson County
Elk Park
John Boni
Ambrose Noon
Noon
Boni
Boulder
Army chaplain eyes Methodist post in city
Rev. W. M. Meredith, a chaplain in the U S Army who served in the Argonne, visited Chateau to consider becoming pastor of the Methodist church here. He has not yet accepted, seeking consolidation of churches and a salary of 2100 dollars yearly. He remains in service and will go from Chateau to San Francisco then Washington for discharge.
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W. M. Meredith
U. S. Army
Argonne Forest
France
Chateau
M. E. Conference
San Francisco
Washington, D. C
The League of Nations and Big Business in Europe
A discussion of the League of Nations as a global political project and the role of finance and big business in postwar reconstruction. Frank Arthur Vanderlip, described as America’s leading financier, is cited for his view that democracy depends on the majority and that minority power can disrupt governance. It forecasts Russia’s political trajectory toward dictatorship and economic stabilization, contrasting it with the United States.
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League of Nations
Ma'sions
Ak Irs
Europe
Frank Arthur Vanderdips
Princeton University
National City Bank
New York
America
Russia
United States
Fort Harrison Fortified as Rehabilitation Hospital Site
Colonel Charles E. Banks reported to the Rotary Club that Fort Harrison four miles west of Helena will be designated as a rehabilitation hospital for military service incapaci tated personnel. Banks, sent by the federal public health bureau, said he will report in favor of the plan after his investigation.
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Helena
William Henry Harrison
United States
Charles E. Banks
Washington
Federal Public Health Bureau
Banks
Rotary Club
Fort
Observations on Bolshevism and Russian leadership
A committee interviews Lenin and Trotsky, noting Lenin's idealism and fear of capital, while Trotsky is praised for organization. The report says Bolshevism suppresses personal freedom, enforces strict discipline, with religious revival and state control shaping a new, resentful party.
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Russia
Germany
United States
Lenine
Trotsky
Scholarships Offered to Servicemen by Methodist Church
Montana Wesleyan College in Helena announces two scholarship options funded by the Methodist Board of Home Missions Centenary to assist U S service men with college tuition up to 125 dollars or 250 dollars if no other support is available. The aid is open to all eligible servicemen, not just Methodists, but must be used at a standard Methodist college and approved by college authorities.
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United States
Montana Wesleyan College
Helena
A. C. Lemon
Methodist Board of Home Missions
Methodist Church
Asta
Montana Wesleyan
Legal Notices Filed in August for Adams and Larson
CNL cases filed include Henry Adams versus Nels Wigham with attachment noted. E M Larson versus C M Barrows lists a transcript of judgment filed August 16th.
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Henry Adams
Nels Wigham
E. M. Larson
C. M. Barrows
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Augusta
Simms
L. E. Baldwin
Belt
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E. Taylor
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John Dix
Monarch
Raynesford
Neihart
A. C. Snow
Polson
Horace Turner
Rollins
O. A. White
Roundup
J. H. Durand
Ryegate
Barber
George Reed
Somers
Lakeside
F. E. Dodds
Stockett
Red Butte
Sind Corulee
Ulm
J. H. Little
Whitefish
C. E. Smith
Winifred
Circuit
R. B. Culbertson
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CNL
Weather Report
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Citizens State Bank
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