Roosevelt Stirs Up Montana Patriotism at Billings Rally
Former President Theodore Roosevelt electrified about 10 000 Montanans at the Auditorium in Billings on October 5 urging 100 percent Americanism. He condemned the I W W and the Nonpartisan League as threats and called for federal and state action against Bolshevik and disloyal influence while urging unity under American leadership and wartime resolve.
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Billings
Theodore Roosevelt
Montana
Roosevelt
Northwest
Illinois Hax
Nonpartisan League
League
Minneapolis
E Win Png
Sas
Europe
Russia
America
Lenine
Trotzky
United States
Mrs William Bell Carries Praise for Chamberlain's Remedy
Mrs William Bell of nsport Indiana expresses gratitude for Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy. She recalls a severe attack years ago and notes the medicine was the only one that relieved her symptoms.
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William Bell
Nsport
Ind
Chamberlain
Montana Council of Defense Order on Dances and War Funds
The Montana Council of Defense forbids dances benefits or similar events advertised to aid war activities without prior consent from the local County Council of Defense. Dated Helena October 7 1919. Attest Chas D Greenfield Secretary S V Stewart Chairman.
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Montana Council of Defense
County Council of Defense
Helena
Chas. D. Greenfield
S. V. Stewart
Peace in Our Time War Food Vigilanthem
A Montana Food Administrator urges unwavering wartime discipline as winter nears. He warns against relaxing food conservation until victory is assured, noting the goal of delivering seventeen million tons of aid to Europe and pledging steady effort to meet Allied needs. The message ties these actions to ultimate peace and victory.
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Act of Congress
Federal Reserve Banking System
Haywood
Chicago
Nonpartisan League
I. W
Atkinson
Montana
Europe
Germany
Amending the Constitution process explained
The text states that federal constitutional amendments require a two-thirds vote in both the House and Senate and ratification by three-fourths of the states. It notes a national law supersedes state law in conflicts and that amendments ratified by three-fourths become law in all states, even those that voted against.
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Senate
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