Wets Lead Slightly in Literary Digest Poll on Prohibition and Bonus
The Literary Digest poll reports 39,665 for wines and beer and 22,547 for enforcement of the Volstead act with some states favoring repeal. Montana shows 11 for enforcement, 16 for amendment, 8 for repeal, while eastern and central regions tilt toward favorable verdicts on a WWI veteran bonus, near even overall.
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Montana
Mountain States
United States
North-Central States
Pacific States
Literary Digest
Montana groups fail to meet signatures for tax measures
The Montana State Association reports insufficient signatures for seven initiative proposals including income and inheritance taxes. As of Saturday, 6,839 income tax and 6,449 inheritance tax signatures were filed with ten days left to gather the required 17,000. Totals also show 1,886 for political coercion, 908 truth-in-fabric, 2,196 soldiers' compensation, all far below needed.
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Montana States ’ Association
Hoon
Secretary of State
Itx
Charles T. Stewart
Kansas Wheat Crop Slumps Eight Million Bushels
Topeka reports the June wheat crop fell by 8,000,000 bushels due to extreme heat. The federal crop statistician pegs the June crop at 447,000 bushels with condition slipping from 75 percent on June 1 to 72 percent on July 1.
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Topeka
Kansas
Federal
Tribute to Elmer E Kendall Pioneer Businessman
Elmer E Kendall born 1851 died recently in Chicago area. A South Chicago pioneer in wholesale and grain business at Ninety Street near the Calumet. Survived by wife Adela Parker Kendall and children Parker Kendall Bee Daskey Florence Anderson Charlotte Bratien Elizabeth Kendall. Community mourns a man of honor and civic duty.
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Chicago
E. E. Kendall
Elmer E. Kendall
Nowa
Ae South
Stere
New England
Ssocia
Kendall
Ninety Street
Calumetth
Adela Parker
Kendall Hi Son
Parker Kendall
Daugters
Bee Daskey
Ars
Orence Anderson
Charlote Bratien
Elizabeth Ken
Syapetaz
Ford Offer for Muscle Shoals Rejected by Senate Panel
Washington July 15 Henry Ford's bid to purchase government property at Muscle Shoals Alabama was rejected by the senate committee in a 9 to 7 vote. The panel sent the measure to defeat despite Ford’s offer to finance the project and operate the facilities.
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Washington
Henry Ford
Muscle Shoals
Ala
Senate
Ee Committee
Miners Refuse Arbitration in Coal Dispute
Washington reports miners in the anthracite region and bituminous fields rejecting arbitration proposed by President Harding. The central committee adjourned to Monday as White House reviews the plan with bituminous employers split. Anthracite operators accepted. some bituminous groups may hand mines to the government for operation.
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Washington
Harding
White House
The One Absorbing Topic. The reason some people don't talk fone eres selves
The fragment notes a discussion about why some individuals avoid speaking openly and authentically. It references transcripts and self expression, hinting at social dynamics and communication barriers without concrete names or events.
Clarksburg City Demands Name Change For Corner Bar
In Clarksburg West Virginia the city council ordered Thomas S. Smith proprietor of a soft drink establishment to change the name of The Corner to a non saloon style name. The notice cites old prohibition era days and the bar fixtures remain but beverages dispensed have changed.
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Clarksburg
W. Va
Clurb
Thomas S. Smith
Board Fails To Elect U Head at State University
Helena Mont July 12 The board of education failed to elect Edward C Elliott as chancellor of the university. Elliott recently resigned to pursue the presidency of Pandecate university and will leave Montana September first. Miss May Trumper secretary to the board was sent to write to several men seeking a replacement.
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Helena
Mont
Educa
VU Paes
Edward C. Elliott
Cently
Pandecate University
Montana
May Trumper
Tnree
Tre
Addi
Eighth Grade Exams Notice Issued by County Schools
The notice states eighth grade exams will be held August 25 and asks interested students to contact the County Superintendent of Schools immediately. Amanda O. Swift is named in the fragment.
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Jan
Amanda
swiFr
Hoppers Affected by Cool Weather Near Miles City
Miles City reports cool days slow down hop harvests in farming districts of the southeast. Farmers note hoppers move less quickly than on warmer days and expect reduced activity as cool weather persists.
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Miles City
Aek
Tims
Untitled fragment with Father Kelly and Rabbi exchange
A cryptic scene shows Father Kelly and a Rabbi sharing a moment over wood and ham. A whispered dig from a smiling signee named Ran Bh appears, ending with the Rabbi replying about the woodlog.
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Father Kelly
Rawr Coban
Rabi
All Had a Pleasant Time at Herring Massacre Report
Reports say no further trouble is feared at Herring after a massacre described as not involving further danger. No additional incidents or details are provided in the brief mention.
Taft Visit at Mele Sparks Discussion
Stimulus from Taft's planned or discussed visit prompts local debate about vetule and associated aims as supporters express willingness while critics question purpose.
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Lewistown
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