Harding for President The Journal Endorses in 1920
The Journal favors Warren G. Harding over Governor Cox as president, arguing Harding's patriotism, statesmanship, and principles surpass Cox. It attacks Cox as Wilson’s mouthpiece aligned with Tammany Hall figures and says Cox would prolong Wilsonian policies while Harding offers renewal of constitutional spirit and national honor.
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Centennial Valley Notes From Lakeview District
Owing to inclement weather the cattle roundup meets today in Upper Madigan county earlier than last year. Miss Alta Shambow, John Shambow’s daughter, helps near Lakeview while Mr Prather hosts guests at his lodge. Road maps for tourists have been black listed hurting summer trade and locals urge more road workers.
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Joe Buck
Annie
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Robert Duff
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Archie Hayden, Jr
Dillon
Leo Buck
Cliff Tibbles
Tuck Jones
Frank Jones
Bill Grey
Armstead
Saunders
Alta Shambow
Blackfoot
John Shambow
Hazel Flint
Odel Creek
Lake‘view
Otto Prather
Prather
Centennial Valley
Henry Lake
Antelope Basin
Frank Sparrow
L. E. Culver
Allen Buck
James Hanson
John Donegan
Leona Duff
Silven Donegan
Not So Much Timmy Cox As President Candidate
The Peoria Star opines Timmy Cox is not fit for the presidency citing careless speech and lack of understanding of the role. It contrasts him with a likeable but unqualified image, noting a shift in fondness after campaign remarks.
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Timmy Cox
Jimmy
Jaimy
Peoria
Democratic talk sparks memory of party’s past deeds
A partisan column criticizes Democrats, accusing them of neglect and misdeeds over 336 weeks and challenging them to outline future plans for the people. The piece names Marcus Hook, Delaware, as the source.
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See America First in Democratic stance amid League debate
The article notes the Democratic president and candidate may reaffirm belief in the League of Nations as the greater cause, while the American public presses for US safety and prosperity as priority. It reflects a tension between international engagement and national interest in the political climate.
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Funeral services for Bessie Marie Vickers hold in town church
The funeral Tuesday at the Episcopal church featured a large choir and honorary pall bearers from the high school. The burial followed with arrangements by Arcelia Chapter OES. Deceased, Bessie Marie Vickers, leaves parents three sisters and four brothers. Other notes include local farming and cattle shipments from Ruby Valley stockmen and Miles City bounds for Chicago market.
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Helen Moran
Lara Edwards
Vennetta Cheney
Marybelle Grose
Julia Halse
Arcile Baril
Charlie
Henry Walter
Jesse Glasser
John Gilbert
John Beardsley
Llyod Johnson
Arcelia Chapter
O. E.S
Virginia City
Bessie Marie Vickers
Howard Galugha
Dillon
Ruby Valley
Chicago
Ruby Valley Stock Association
Reward Offered for Two Branded Horses Near Spencer
REWARD OFFERED for information leading to the recovery of a bay gelding branded on the right thigh and a black gelding branded on the left shoulder with a bald face and two white hind feet. Both wearing halters were seen Sept. 21 near Spencer heading for Montana. Finder please hold and notify W. Leese, DuBois, Idaho. LOST Dark bay colt branded 24 on right thigh. $5.00 reward for information leading to his whereabouts. Write Bert Megguier, Apex, Mont.
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W. Leese
DuBois
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Bott
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Apex
Mont
Republican tariff stance vs foreign imports sparks wage fears
The piece argues that a revenue tariff will fail to protect American labor as foreign wages fall, pushing prices down. It cites German marks and French francs devaluations, claiming workers overseas earn 25 cents a day in gold, threatening U.S. wages and jobs. It advocates a Republican protective tariff to shield American workers and markets.
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France
Haly
Great Britain
Amnerles
Harding's Good Beginning
The text praises Senator Harding as having a strong, sober, earnest start. It notes he does not promise a millennium and won’t demagogue. Critics of loud rhetoric may object, but the speech reflects character and restraint.
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Harding
Blair Visits Grant Area From Home County
F. P. Blair traveled down from Grant this week, staying for several days and visiting local residents.
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F. P. Blair
Grant
Remains of 18 Year Old Bessie Vickers Return Home
Sheridan notes the funeral arrival for Miss Bessie Vickers who died at Murray hospital Butte after four weeks of appendicitis. She was a Sheridan high school senior native to Virginia City. Survived by parents Mr and Mrs G D Vickers and sister Enid with Virginia City grandparents and several aunts uncles.
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Murray Hospital
Butte
G. ‘D. Vickers
Enid Vickers
Sheridan High School
Miss Vickers
Virginia City
G. D. Vickers
Robert Vickers
G. E. Gahn
Stutenburg
Walter Brown
Bert Vickers
The
Hardin Tribune
Hardin
Montana
Richard Vickers
Homes for the Homeless A Montana plea for foster care
An article advocating placing homeless and dependent children in loving foster homes run by the Montana Children's Home Society. It highlights a pictured girl awaiting adoption and notes the society's work bringing joy to would be parents and children in Helena and surroundings. It mentions Barton staying at the Andras Hotel.
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