Teton County Slate Names Local Officers
W. G. Harding of Ohio for vice president Calvin Coolidge of Massachusetts for president. Ticket lists Sheriff I. S. Martine County Treasurer A. C. Warner County Assessor Jesse Gleason Clerk of the District Court Blanche M. Jacobson County Attorney Geo. W. Magee Superintendent of Schools Edythe Saylor Coroner Chas. H. Connor Public Administrator EB. J. Liptak County Surveyor Obert Peterson.
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Blanche M. Jacobson
Geo. W. Magee
Edythe Saylor
Chas. H. Connor
EB. J. Liptak
Obert Peterson
Strong Republican Lead In Teton County Primary Vote
In Teton County the Republican slate leads across races. Carl Riddick garners 601 votes for Congress with no GOP opposition while nonpartisan and Democratic totals reach 526. Governor backers 612 to 586. Harmon Rhoads top Republican representative with 560, John Hart top opposition with 448. County Commissioner 654 GOP to 454 for socialist Udin. two year term 608 GOP to 475. County Clerk Webb 610 to O Neill 475. Sheriff 685 GOP with I S Martine 464. district court clerk Blanche Jacobson 648 to 532 for opposition. Saylor 632 over Bertha Streeter 471.
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Teton County
Carl Riddick
Congress
Harmon T. Rhoads
John T. Hart
Udin
W. H. Webb
O’neil
I. S. Martine
Blanche M. Jacobson
District Court
Saylor
Bertha Streeter
Shipbuilding Spendings and Losses Under Shipping Board
The administration spent 3.25 billion dollars on ships while the Shipping Board estimates a value of 2 billion. Of the total, 495 million went to wooden ships deemed ineffective by builders, now contributing to a loss of about 1.25 billion.
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Shipping Board
Wilson Seizes Railways Raising Passenger Fares
President Wilson took control of the railways as a war measure handing control to McAdoo. The plan yields a public loss of 1.375 million and a 2 billion dollar rise in passenger fares, with total costs of 3.375 billion borne by the American people through higher rates on freight and travel.
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Wilson
Mr. McAdoo
United States Treasury
Wilson administration aviation program losses in war build
The Wilson administration spent 1 051 500 000 to build aircraft for the war. When the war ended it had 740 airplanes total no American fighting planes and only 196 planes of American make. Total loss one billion.
Presidential signals clash as Cox and Roosevelt speak in Indiana and Montana
The New York Tribune reports Cox in Indiana calling war more impossible, while Roosevelt in Montana pledges a bigger navy if elected. The contrasting remarks highlight distinct campaign themes in the same day.
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Cox
Roosevelt
Indiana
Montana
New York Tribune
Call For Republican State Convention Montana Montanans Meet
Call for the Republican state convention to convene on September 11 at 10 a.m. in Helena Placer Hotel. Delegates include candidates for state offices United States senator and representatives, nominated at the August 24, 1920 primary, plus senators whose terms extend beyond January 1921 and newly elected state central committee members.
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Republican Party of
Montana
Placer Hotel
Helena
United States
Congress
Legislative Assembly
Republican Party
State Central Committee
Republican State Convention Call and Procedures
The document outlines the goals of the convention to form and adopt the state Republican platform elect a chairman of the state central committee and conduct other business. It stresses the importance of all qualified members being present and is signed by John A. Tressler chairman and F. A. Hazelbaker secretary.
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State Central Committee
John A. Tressler
Republican State Central Committee
F. A. Hazelbaker
Secy
Mexico Issues Warrants To Head Off Reds
Mexico City reports warrants were requested by a public prosecutor for three individuals accused of spreading Bolshevik propaganda. The suspects include a German named Tabler who came from the United States, a Mrs. Lynn, and A. Gale linked to a local print shop. The literature urged soldiers and workers to unite for a proletarian dictatorship, with a similar Bolshevik campaign noted at Monterey.
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Mexico City
Mexico
Federal District Court
Tabler
United States
Lynn
A. Gale
Monterey
California backs Harding policies in Shortridge win
The Western headquarters of the Republican National Committee issued a statement noting Shortridge's nomination for U S Senator from California with a large plurality, saying California endorsed Senator Harding and his policies in no uncertain fashion.
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San Francisco
Republican National Committee
Samuel M. Shortridge
United States
California
Harding
Teddy Roosevelt To Visit Montana in September
Theodore Roosevelt will speak in Butte on September 14 and in Billings on September 15, part of a western swing for the Republican campaign. The trip was conveyed to John Tressler of Malta, state GOP chairman, and has drawn wide interest due to Roosevelt’s popularity and influence in the region.
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Theodore Roosevelt
Butte
Billings
John Tressler
Malta
Lewis Thompson Family Return From Visit to Great Falls
Lewis Thompson and his wife returned Thursday afternoon after a short visit with relatives in Great Falls.
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Lewis Thompson
Great Falls
Great Agricultural Exhibits At State Fair Continue
The Montana State Fair showcases advances in farming with exhibits on new machinery, livestock breeding progress, and crop production. Thirty counties represented including Blaine Chinook Big Horn Cascade Great Falls Custer Miles City Deer Lodge Helena Lewis and Clark Madison Missoula Musselshell Park Ravalli Stillwater Yellowstone and Billings, highlighting regional farming activity.
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Montana
Helena
Blain
Chinook
Big Horn
Hardin
Cascade
Great Falls
Custer
Miles City
Deer Lodge
Anaconda
Finnthead
Kalispell
Gallatin
Bozeman
Jefferson
Boulder
Lewis and Clark
Lincoln
Libby
Madison
Virginia City
Missoula
Musselshell
Roundup
Pondera
Conrad
Ravalli
Hamilton
Phillips
Malta
Prairie
Terry
Park
Livingston
Sanders
Thompson Falls
Richland
Sidney
Sheridan
Plentywood
Silver Bow
Butte
Stillwater
Columbus
Valley
Glasgow
Yellowstone
Billings
Notice of Estate and Heirship in Montana Court
In the Nineteenth District Court Montana Teton County a notice of the estate of John Smith deceased is published. Byron Corson appointed administrator with Alexander and Christina Smith of Stor Norway Scotland claiming sole interest as parents. Court to hear claims of heirship November 11 1920 at 10 am in Chateau Montana.
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Nineteenth Judicial District
State of
Montana
County of
Teton
John Smith
Choteau
Byron Corson
Alexander
Christina Smith
Stornoway
Scotland
Teton County
Chateau
SBA
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Citizens State Bank
Seo
Ates
Sharples
Atty
Tore
Purdue
Choteau Mercantile CO
Great Falls Hotel
Great Falls, Mount
Fort Snelling
Logan & Howard
W. G. Harding
Ohio
Teton County Ticket
John B. Bohling Harmon T. Rhoads
W. D. Jones
Bynum
W. J. Crittenden
Fairfield
A. C. Warner
Jesse Gleason
Portland
Oregon
Chateau Mercantile Co
Reds
Teddy Roosevelt
Montanan
B. M. Jacobson
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