Harding speech advocates world peace and outlawing war
In Mount Gilead Ohio Senator Harding urged the United States to lead in outlawing war and securing lasting world peace. He spoke on a homecoming platform amid American Legion fundraisers and outlined opposition to the League of Nations as written, stressing independence and guarded cooperation with farmers.
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Progressive Republicans rally to Harding despite old-line split
A Washington dispatch reports that leading progressives now back Harding, led by Gifford Pinchot and Charles Evans Hughes. Hughes praises Harding’s poise and integrity, vows economy and restraint on executive power, and supports cooperation with international methods while preserving U.S. discretion.
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Montana Range Riders to Star at State Fair
Lew Salem of Glendive will serve as chief roundup master for the State Fair wild west exhibitions September 13 to 18. Top Montana range riders will compete with 55 horses and 35 wild steers for the staged events, including a Bozeman roundup style chute and about 25 different daily events to thrill fairgoers.
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Lew Salem
Glendive
Montana
Lew
Powder River
State Fair Management
Bozeman
Wanted Small Weaned Pigs for Highest Market Price
Classified notice seeking small weaned pigs. Offer to pay the highest market price. Signed by Robert Thorn, Ctiotestt.
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Robert ‘Thorn
Harding Leadership Foresees Peace Through International Conference
A speaker cites hope for international justice through conciliation and conference machinery under President Harding. The words stress securing peace without dangerous guarantees and affirm trust in Harding to align U S foreign policy with its traditions and global duties.
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Harding
America
Vermont First State To Show Decrease In 1920 Census
Washington reports Vermont as the first state in the 1920 census to show a population decline in the last decade. Vermont's total reaches 352 421, down 3 535, or 1.0 percent from 1910, with no cause indicated in the figures. Ten years earlier Vermont had a gain of 12 315, or 3.6 percent over 1900.
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Census Bureau
No Suffrage in Three States
Washington reports that Louisiana New Jersey and Mississippi are the only states where women may not vote in the coming general elections. Suffrage leaders say other states have adequate provisions or enabling legislation. Mississippi Attorney General Robertson notes registration four months before an election blocks female voting.
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Louisiana
New Jersey
Mississippi
Robertson
National Woman's Party
Douth
Red Cross Exhibits At Montana State Fair
Red Cross displays at Helena Fair from September 11 to 18 spotlight child health work. The Magic Basket health playlet features Do Do the health clown, a weighted measuring contest, and costumes for vegetables. Exhibits include refugee children garments, models of an ideal school building, a playground, and a health center. Mrs. Thomas Sewell leads, with help from Mrs. Sarah E B Morse of the Montana Anti Tuberculosis Association.
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Red Cross
Montana
Do-Do
Thomas Sewell
Northern Division
Sarah EB. Morse
Montana Anti-Tuberculosis Association
First 1920 cattle train to Chicago shipped from Chateau yards
Local stockmen loaded fifteen cars of Hodgskiss Higgins Robinson and Flowerree cattle for the Great Northern line to the Chicago market. The shipment departed last Tuesday afternoon from the Chateau yards.
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Chateau Yards
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Higgins, Robinson
Flowerree
House for Sale in Desirable Town Property
Good seven roomed house with two residence lots two garages and barn for sale at 3700 dollars. Ten percent interest on deferred payments with small cash down. Close to business part of town at 12 Chateau. Inquire of C. D. Yeager.
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C. D
Yeager
Choted
Road deaths rage in United States prompt for change
The article states that an automobile kills a person every thirty five minutes in the United States and that road fatalities total three times higher than disasters in railroads factories and all industries. It questions how long society will tolerate such loss of life and calls for radical action to reduce it.
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United States
The Dark Mirror to Play at Royal Theatre Wexter
Dorothy Dalton stars in The Dark Mirror at the Royal Theatre Wexter on Wednesday. An adaptation of Louis Joseph Vance's novel, the film follows a society girl who sees another girl like her and experiences thrilling encounters with a belle of the underworld. Huntley Gordon co stars. Thomas H. Ince produced the Paramount Artcraft picture directed by Charles Giblyn. Also listed: sale items including two Shetland ponies and farm equipment.
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Dalton
Royal Theatre of
Wexter
Dark’ Mirror
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Vance
Huntley Gordon
Thomas H. Ince
Paramount Artcraft
Charles Giblyn
Montana Constitutional Amendment Election Notice 1920
Notice announces submitting to Montana voters a proposed amendment to Article Eleven Section Five. It outlines distribution of ninety five percent of all interest and rents from school funds to districts by student count, with five percent to remain in the state public school funds. Official ballots and approval date details are provided.
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Montana
Legislative Assembly
United States of America
State of Montana
I. C. T. Stewart
Helena
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