Harding speech in Mount Gilead urges world peace and antiwar pledge
In Marion Ohio on September 4 Senator Harding spoke at a homecoming celebration. He urged new States to help outlaw war and preserve American independence while avoiding the League of Nations as written. He vowed not to send Americans to fight unless Congress agrees and pressed support for veterans housing and gratitude to soldiers.
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Ameran Legion
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National Board of Farm Organizations
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Knox
Pennsylvania
Senator Spencer
Missouri
Townsend
Michigan
Lodge
Spencer
Wilson
America
Republic
United States Senate
American Legion
Congress of the United States
Progres sives Unite Behind Harding as Voices Shift
Washington reports rich shift in 1920 election dynamics as leading progressives line up with Harding. Notables like Hughes, Borah, Pinchot endorse the Republican ticket, arguing for Americanism, fiscal restraint, and cautious international cooperation over Wilsonian ideas.
Riders of Old School to Perform at State Fair
Lew Salem of Glendive will be chief roundup master for Montana Range at the State Fair in September 1818. Top riders and ropers from the Powder River country will compete as 55 horses and 35 wild steers are prepared for about 25 events daily in the wild west exhibitions with a Bozeman roundup style chute in use.
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Old School
Lew Salem
Glendive
Montana
Lew
Powder River
State Fair Management
Bozeman
Wanted: Small Weaned Pigs High Market Price
Classified notice from Robert Thorn invites buyers offering top market price for small weaned pigs. Contact details implied in the short OCR fragment.
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Robert
THORN
Harding Promised Stable Foreign Policy Leadership
The speaker endorses Senator Harding for the presidency stating international justice, conciliation, and international conferences can be secured under his leadership without risky guarantees. The aim is to ensure peaceful foreign relations aligned with American traditions and duties to the world.
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Ma Harding
Harding
America
Vermont First State To Show Decrease in Population
Washington reports Vermont is the first state counted in the 1920 census to show a population drop over the prior decade. Total figure 352,421, down 3,535 or 1.0 percent from 1910, with no cause indicated. Ten years earlier Vermont had gained 12,315, a 3.6 percent rise over 1900.
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Washington
Vermont
Census Bureau
NO SUFFRAGE IN THREE STATES ENACTMENT STATUS OUTLINED
Washington reports Louisiana New Jersey and Mississippi as the only states where women cannot vote in the upcoming general elections. Suffrage leaders note other states have provisions or enabling legislation. Mississippi Attorney General Robertson cites a four month registration requirement as blocking registration. Leaders say replies from Louisiana and New Jersey AGs are not yet received, leaving status in doubt.
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Louisiana
New Jersey
Mississippi
Robertson
National Woman's Party
Red Cross Exhibits at Montana State Fair in Helena
Red Cross displays at the Montana State Fair in Helena September 11 to 18 highlight children health education. Do Do the health clown leads The Magic Basket, a weight and measure contest, and health talks. Exhibits include refugee garment displays and models of a school, playground, and health center.
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Helena
Europe
Do-Do
Red Cross
Thomas Sewell
Northern Division
Montana
House For Sale In Chateau Property With Down Payment
Good seven roomed house two residence lots a garage and barn for sale for 3700 dollars. Ten percent interest on deferred payments. Desirable residence property in Chateau close to business district. Inquire of C. D. Yeager, Chitedums oe.
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Cloge
Co. D. Yeager
Road deaths toll raises demand for radical action
The text states that road fatalities occur every 35 minutes in the United States and that non automobile disasters are far less deadly. It calls the ongoing loss of human life an urgent issue and questions how long such destruction will be tolerated before radical measures are taken to reduce it.
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United States
Dark Mirror at Royal Theatre Promises Thrills
Dorothy Dalton stars in The Dark Mirror an adaptation of Louis Joseph Vance's novel. Huntley Gordon co stars with Thomas Hince produced by Paramount Artcraft and directed by Charles Giblyn. Also listed for sale a Shetland pony with gear and a Buckeye cream separator.
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Royal ’ Theatre
Dark
Louis’ Joseph ‘Vance
Huntley Gordon
Thomas H. Ince
Paramount Artcraft
Charles Giblyn
Montana Constitutional Amendment Election Notice 1920
Notice announces a statewide election to approve an amendment to Section Five of Article Eleven. It details distribution of 95 percent of school fund interest to districts and 5 percent to be added to the state public school funds, with ballots and approval procedures for November 1920.
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Montana
Legislative Assembly
United States of America
State of Montana
I. C. T. Stewart
Helena
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