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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Sep 10, 1920

Page

8

You Can Dance with the Columbia Grafonola Feature

The non set automatic step lets the Grafonola play an entire record and then stop by itself. No adjustments needed just place records on the turntable and begin dancing.

West Indies United States Page

Tattersall's ads and Dillon notes span the week

Local notices list sales and rentals at Tattersall's and nearby businesses. Dillon residents report visits, travels, and community happenings, including farm and ranch movements, school teaching, and public notices.

Alice Rowe Hamilton Tattersall's Emil Conger Hardin Hazelbaker Henneberry Tattersall’s Katherine Mary Gelhaus Birrer Ranch Blaine

Harding Glad Americans Are a Free People

The message credits President Harding with expressing pride in American liberty and insists Europe has already exited Wilson's League. It argues Democratic leaders would preserve the original pact with no American safeguards and warns against foreign entanglements.

Harding Democratic Party League of Nations Congress Germany Senate Europe France

Steady America rallying call in Indiana delegation

Senator Warren G. Harding urged steady America in a Marlon address before the Indiana delegation. He called for unwavering security, the supremacy of law, and firm resolve to achieve good fortune for all.

America Warren G. Harding Indiana Marlon

United States Role in World Order and the League Covenant

A political speech argues that ratifying the league covenant would obligate the United States to furnish troops and support for Europe, including Poland and Russia. The speaker asserts moral duty over legal obligation, defends wartime aims, and warns against surrendering national sovereignty to a world army.

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