Poles 10 Make Peace Halt Blb Drive On Vilna
Wood Stickney, an American mining engineer held in a Moscow jail, was released within a fortnight after Bolshevik authorities detained him for identification. Other Americans reported imprisoned include Alfred Roni, Royal C. Keely, Estes and Johnick, Frank Samhra, and Nenophon Kalamatiana. Through foreign Red Cross aid, prisoners received extra rations. Bolsheviks reportedly permit only one or two Americans to depart Russia at a time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wood Stickney
Jal
Moscowia
Moscow
Alfred Roni
New York
Toni and Liveright
Royal C. Keely
Estes and Johnick
Moving Picture Men
Lering
Farmer Labor Party Appears On Ballot In Montana Case
The Montana Supreme Court rules the Farmer-Labor Party was in existence at the 1920 primary and thus entitled to place its presidential and vice presidential electors on the November ballot. The Socialist party had not yet placed candidates on the ticket at that primary, but argued it existed then. the court rejected the challenge and upheld the party’s ballot status.
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Socialist Party
Supreme Court
Stewart
Mitte
Chaten
William Soy
J W Richardson Tor
Laliensarty
Secretary of State
Richuriaen
Vad of
Tastre
Williams
Rivhsritsna Farmer-Labor Party
Farmer Labor Party
JW Richardson
Vaudinis
Montana
Richardson
Frank Apperton
Barry Weber
Ewing
Labor Party
Whane
II Ie
Amenorania
Harry. Miecourt
Clinton J. Williams
Dames of
Sail
Laura W. Mathiesen
Iaanesd
Maeleson
Frenk
Carsenter
Dhemis
Tole
Seattle fires chief ousted. Mentor appointed in his stead
Frank J. Stetse ended nine year tenure as chief of the Seattle fire department. Mayor Caldwell named George L. Mentor, a battalion chief, to replace him. Caldwell declined to discuss details of the action.
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Seattle
Frank J. Stetse
Seattle Fire Department
Ugh M. Caldwell
George L. Mentor
Caldwell
Incident at Sonaut Sees Koreans Arrested After Meeting
Uy Tingh Herwnan of Gilroy Cal, returning from Asia with a congressional party, describes an incident in Seonut Korea where Koreans at a meeting were arrested. He recalls police and gendarmes surrounding the hotel, the crowd orderly yet coerced, and his claim that Koreans were unjustly treated while Japanese authorities push their broader policy in Korea.
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San Francisco
Congresa
Man Tingh
Herwnan
Gilroy
Cal
Midawaski
Far Engl
Japan
Korea
China
Seanut
Seonaur
Yao -Hi Ha
Washington
Yun Chi Ho
Yi Chang Choe
Ona
Gray
Yun
Mtr. Gray
Alti
Fear 13 Lost in Wreck During Storm
A stormwreck reports 13 feared dead or missing after the steamship Speedwell, en route to New Ore Jeans, vanished during a tropical hurricane near last Wednesday. A Mobile City wireless brief cites rescue vessel Speedwell survivors, with four rescued and three crew believed dead. search continues for further casualties and lifeboat findings.
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Fear 13
Peerdwell
Wien
Mayor of Cork Faces Weak Voice in Hunger Standoff
A garbled report from Cork describes the Lord Mayor amid hunger protests. It notes a call for a final appeal to Terence Mace Savings to accept aid, with the mayor advised he is under pressure yet he declines.
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Landen
Terence Mace
Arcept
Reixton
Giant Seaplanes to Cross Pacific Ne Vista Soon
New York September 2 sea planes with range to cross the Pacific are under construction and likely to be available for Navy use by early next spring, announced today by the Manufacturers' Aircraft Association.
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Aseaenma
New York
Sipers
Pacific Ocean
Navy Department
Manufacturers’ Aircraft Association
Helena business owner seeks court not press in plea
A Helena businessman declares he wants trial in court, not in newspapers, and asserts his products are pure. He complains about press suppression by reactionary editors and requests equal consideration as any other businessman.
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Tam Foath
Tafy
Republcan
Associated Press
Offer Press Association
Helena meat market owner fined for filth and alibi
Lyman, a Helena meat dealer, pleads guilty to sanitary violations and faces a $50 fine. He defends his business, argues outside conditions and labor shortages, and asserts his meat is pure while criticizing press coverage and seeking fair treatment.
Many Accept Invitations to Democratic Conference
A flood of invitations went out for the Democratic conference with numerous attendees named. Duplicates appear for Miles City and Great Falls associations. Cascade, Mineral, and Cascade counties listed along with several club officials and officers from Great Falls.
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Conference OF Democrats
Local Independent Democratic Club Officials Named
A list from Lewis and Clark county includes Helena secretary Shirley Aghby and vice-chairman Jack Stewart with regional coordinators in Helena and Roundup. Other names include treasurer Llugh D Cook and Sol Hepmer as real arrangements committee chair.
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FE. Wand
Grestll
Shanley
Gheat Ni Johnson
Cheat Falls
Ath McCantell
Helena
Independent Democratic Clitis
Lewis and Clark
Shirley Aghby
Independent Democratic Club
Lewis and Clark County
Llugh D Cook
Sol Hepmer
Real Arrangements
Maittee
Jack Stewart
Lester Silabie
Independent Emocratic Club
Lewis and Cl
GT. Ingram
Welenays Ford
Roundup
Message of Pope Benedict XV to Knights of Columbus
Pope Benedict XV welcomed the Knights of Columbus work in Rome in a historic direct message to laymen. The plan includes educational athletic and welfare programs for youth, with a new national headquarters building budgeted at 500000 dollars, announced by the board in New Haven Connecticut.
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Chicago
Benedict XV
Knights of Columbus
Rome
Supreme Board of Directors
Knights of Colhmbus
Holy City
Rowne
Rowe
New Haven
Conn
Hay Growers Form Sales Association Meeting Report
County Agent Thor Clanson attended a hay growers meeting in Harlem Saturday to discuss forming a sales association. Participants favored a cooperative structure with tentative prices of 9.5 per ton on stacks and 5.0 per ton in the car, and agreed to pursue formal agreements with the state forestry and markets offices. The group noted strong support for regional organization, with plans to approach Valley and Prairie counties for broader cooperation.
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Finnson
Llarlem
Arya
Hittee la
Werhert
Thy Ld&tha Kay
Asgorialion Ane
Thor Clanson
Beho
Washington
Gdee
Iealand
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Scotch Woolen Mills
R. W. Crawford
Jacquemine Jewelry Co
D. Jessop
Post Office
Vilna
Farmer-Janor Party
REDS
Dawan
Lani
Cork
FAIR
COX and Taft
Amiad
Rom Fng Vy
Iman
Tore
Tess
Lyman
Havana
Thiere
United States
Nis
Ielena
Vege Mer Ace
Het
Pope
HY Growers Form Sales Association
Coats
Bolivia
Charmeuse
Irene
Successo
Modart
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