Wilson Opens Second Campaign Tour For Treaty Ratification
President Wilson starts a new nationwide push for the peace treaty and the league of nations. He speaks in Billings and Helena and travels through largely rural Montana, outlining provisions and arguing for ratification with emphasis on arbitration and international cooperation.
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Billings
Mont
Wilson
Non
League of Nations
Helena
Bismarck
N. D
Mandan
Washington
Idaho
UN International Sanction
Three Highwaymen Reported In HoldUp
Ray Skideler reported to police that three men robbed him Tuesday night at 24th Ave Southwest and Cloverdale Street, threatening him with a gun and masks. One man did not wear a mask. an explosion from the gun signaling the getaway.
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Ray Skideler
24Th Ave. &. W
24Th Ave
Cloverdale St
Waymen
Skideler
Johnson Borah McCormick Rally Chicago United in Senate Treaty Debate
A huge Chicago audience roared for Senators Johnson Borah and McCormick as they denounced Wilson and pressed for amendments to the peace treaty. Johnson likened the US to a solvent power refusing to partner with four bankrupts, while Borah warned against expanding presidential power amid cries for impeachment.
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Chicago
Senate
Bull Moose Party
Johnson
Borah
McCormick
Wilson
Indianapolis
Foreign Relations Committee
Senator Johnson
United States
League of Nations
Paris
Clemenceau
Japan
Ant
Anus
Siberia
Congress
Court Puts Stinger on 19 Auto Violators
Nineteen violators faced Justice Ota W. Brinker on Wednesday for speeding no rights and display of license plates. Penalties reached up to 15 dollars with many forfeit bail. Offenders included Frank Fisher C Berndahl L C Roberta H C Nolan Carl Johnson Ben Miller Fred Olson J C Glen BE Bh Fish D F Smith Clark Cox Alvy Larson K Wada J H Thomas Mafui Scott Bird R W Creen G G King C Olson.
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Ota W. Brinker
Frank Fisher
C. Berndahl
L. C. Roberta
H. C. Nolan
Carl Johnson
Ben Miller
Fred Olson
J. C. Glen
BE. Bh Fish
D. F. Smith
Clark Cox
Alvy Larson
K. Wada
J. H. Thomas
Mafui
Scott Bird
R. W. Creen
G G. King
C. Olson
Moose Members to Attend Vancouver Convention
More than 140 members of Seattle Lodge No. 211 Loyal Order of Moose will travel Sunday to Vancouver BC for the fourth annual state association convention on September 15 and 16. Delegates from Washington Idaho and British Columbia will attend. The Beattie group includes a 20 piece band a fife and drum corps and a crack military drill team.
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Loyal Order of Moose
Vancouver
B. C
State Association
Washington
Idaho
British Columbia
Beattie
Bargain Basement Offers Cheaper Clothing Purchases
Consumers can save by shopping in the Bargain Basement as prices exclude services like free delivery and alterations, avoiding costly fixtures and other premium features often included in regular purchases.
Fleet Sighting as Oregon Arrives Ahead of Wilson Visit
The battleship Oregon sails into Elliott Bay with 218 crew aboard en route to meet President Wilson. Officials announce a gala weekend with Wilson’s Arena speech at 5 p.m. Saturday, ticketing through Fred W. Catlett. Local groups race to fund entertaining the fleet while Salvation Army bakers prepare 220000 doughnuts for distribution.
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San Francisco
Oregon
President Wilson
A. A. Payase
Ivan C. Wettengel
Mra Wettengel
Payee
Port Commission
Elliott Bay
Skinner & Eddy
Elkton
Wilson
Oregon's
Fred W. Catlett
Hoge Building
Fitzgerald
League of Nations
Hippodrome
Jamen W Spangler
New Mexico
Admiral Rodman
Births on increase in British Empire
London reports a surge in birds across the British Isles since spring with a mild nesting season. Frost decimated birds last winter, but native species have proliferated and fruit growers welcome the return to thriving bird populations.
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British Empire
London
British Isles
Lady Decies to Run a Hotel in England
London reports Lady Gertrude Decies will convert Scotawood near Ascot into a hotel and run it herself in a continental style. She says wartime busyness drives her, and she seeks active work after serving as the widow of the fourth Lord Decies. Her dogs and antiseptic remedies are noted.
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London
Gertrude Decies
Scotawood
Ascot
Decites
Lord Decies
France
Advertising Spotlight in The Star
The Star invites readers to associate the newspaper with advertising reach and trust. It highlights The Star as a premier platform for local notices, classified inserts, and commercial promotions. The message emphasizes broad audience access and reliable circulation.
The Bon Marche to Close Two Hours for Sailor Boy Welcome
The Bon Marche will close for two hours Friday to welcome the Fleet arriving at 11 o'clock. Workers will assist in greeting the Sailor Boys as they enter the city.
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Bon Marche
A Lucky Boy Brings You Boys' School Suits
A Lucky Boy advertises boys' school suits at 13.50 with natty waists or trim full belts, military backs and slash pockets. Coats offer cotton serge or alpaca linings while knickerbockers feature taped seams and full lining for warmth.
Bon Marche Corset Service Offers Fitting Expertise
The Bon Marche Corset Shop provides well made corsets and brassieres with trained fitters who match each figure to a model for grace and a neat appearance. Hygienic fittings are offered on the second floor.
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Bon Marche
Calico and Challie Fabric Sale With Purchase Limits
An advertisement offers 2,000 yards of Calico in light and dark grounds and 22 to 24 inch widths with patterns and plain styles. Limited to 12 yards per customer. Also Challie at 15c per yard, 24 inches wide, Persian designs, with a 15 yard limit to the upper main floor.
Separate Skirts Enhance Fall Wardrobe Styles
The ad highlights skirts designed to pair with a fur coatee and Cossack blouse. Features include knife pleats in panels or plain braid trimmed styles from $10. Kangaroo pockets with ladder tucks priced at $15. Oddly strapped pockets and an embroidered wide hem skirt $22.50. Other skirts range from $10 to $29.50.
Souvenirs of the Pacific Fleet at Bon Marche
Advertisement for souvenir items about the Pacific Fleet offers an OUVENIR BOOK with 50 pages priced at 50c, mailing folders for 10c, souvenir post cards at 10c per dozen, and souvenir battleships at 10c each.
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Ouvenir
Ideal Seal Fruit Jars at Special Low Prices
Two jar sizes offered with glass tops and rubber rings. Pint jars sold by dozen at 90 cents and quart jars by the dozen at one dollar. Customer limit eight to twelve dozen, no C O D orders, on the fourth floor.
English style leather dress shoes at eight dollars
Dark brown leather shoes with heavy weather-proof soles in English style blacker lacing or gunmetal finish priced at $8.00, medium weight and suitable for formal wear.
Embroidered Dresses For Children At Low Price
Real values amid cotton prices. Made up stamped dresses to be embroidered with small designs. Materials include white muslin pique and rep. Sizes 1 3 5 and 7 years priced at 5 cents each. Art Shop Third Floor.
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Wilson “Quitter
Montana
Hugh Baillie
United Press
Hiram Johnson
Fred 8. Ferguson
Orchestra Pit
Reef
America
England
Horah
George V
George Washington
George II
Thomas Lamont
J. P. Morgan &c
Erteia
Republic
Seattle
BON Mar Joy
Armada
Fio
J. E. Chilberg
Leachi Park
Salvation Army
Chamber of Commerce
Lady Decies
Calico
Challie
East
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