Dixon Victory Tops Montana Returns in 1920 Election
Complete unofficial Montana returns show Joseph M. Dixon winning the governorship with 110,909 votes to Burton Wheeler’s 73,321. George Porter leads state offices with 111,741 votes for state auditor, while Miss May Trumper narrowly tops for superintendent of public instruction. National results list Harding 109,912, Cox 56,647, Christensen 11,747, and other GOP gains across the ticket.
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Montana
Jos. M. Dixon
Harding
Dixon
Cox
Parley P. Christensen
George P. Porter
Miss May Trumper
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Miss Trumper
J. W. Walker
Warren C. Harding
James M. Cox
Washington J. McCormick
Burton Watson
Carl W. Riddick
Max McCusker
William N. Holloway
Albert J. Galen
Ww. Palmer
Harlow Pease
Frank B. Reynolds
John A. Matthews
Joseph M. Dixon
Burton K. Wheeler
Nelson Story, Jr
Roland G. Arnold
Wellington D. Rankin
Louis H. Irvin
Charles T. Stewart
R. A. Haste
Ella
Dorothy Lord
Ole Sanvik
May Trumper
Margaret A. Hannah
Samuel M. Ross
John H. Meadors
Towns Vie Over Site For New Montana Town
Montana Railroad Commission hears farmers and attorneys at Nibble County about locating an industrial spur to a new townsite chosen from Pom pey's Pillar Rockbridge and Nibble. Voters favor Nibble two to one. bridge at Rockbridge key to rail access near the Yellowstone river. The commission will decide on the industrial spur and potential town relocation.
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Montana
Montana Railroad Commission
Pompey’s Pillar
Rockbridge
Nible
Northern Pacific Railroad
Nibble
Yellowstone County
Northern Pacific
J. Henry Nibble
Billings
Yellowstone River
State Commission
Lewis and Clark
Worden
Pompey
Cat Creek
Montana Warned of Russian Plot
The American Defense Society warns that radicals funded by red Russian leaders are using organized labor to push the US to recognize soviet Russia. Charles Stewart Davidson urges Governor S V Stewart to mobilize newspapers and form citizen committees to oppose the campaign and protect national interests.
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California
Wyman Ellis
San Francisco
Montana
Bilis
Winnett Country
Richards
Robert B. Smith
Smith
Beaverhead County
Helena
Dillon
Edwin L. Norris
Kalispell
American Defense Society
United States
Charles Stewart Davidson
American Defense Society of New York
S. V. Stewart
Davidson
Stewart
Soviet Russia
Harry Weinberger
Farmer- Labor Party
Leonard Minz
Independent Workers’ League
Edward I. Hanna
Lenine and
Trotzky
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Trumper
Walker
Christensen
J. E. Richards
Silver Bow
Joseph K. Toole
Sisterhood of States
Missouri
Warren K. Toole
Democratic Party
Washington
Congress
Toole
J. B. Richards
Butte
Senate
Joe Toole
F. Augustus Heinze
Amalgamated Copper Company
Norris
R. B. Smith
Roosevelt
Rough Rider
Progressive Party
National Central Committee
Flathead Lake
Sidney Edgerton
Thomas Francis Meagher
Green Clay Smith
James M. Ashley
Benjamin F. Potts
J. Schuyler Crosby
B. Platt Carpenter
Samuel T. Hauser
Preston H.leslie
Benjamin F. White
White
Govenor Toole
Great Falls
George Ord
Sam Stewart
Samuel V. Stewart
Virginia City
Kansas
Bozeman
William A. Clark
Democratic Central Committee
Harrodsburg
Pennsylvania
John D. Brown
North Carolina
Missoula
Missoula County
Beame
Joseph. M. Dixon
House of Representatives
United States Senate
Mid-Northern
Great Western
Elk Basin
Frantz
Mid-West
Standard Oil
Montaeal
Hover-Schwartz
Lucky Strike
Unit Petrodeum
Superior
Ritter
Fergus Ol & Gan
West Dome
Ohio
Standard Ol
Ragged Point
Olltawa
Brush Creek Dome
Grand Total
Hover Consolidated Royalties
Lewistown, Montana
Herbert A. Hover
ED. L. Allen
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