Billings Hears Wilson Speak in Montana
President Wilson addressed a crowd in Billings urging defense of the treaty and warning against parliaments altering it. He framed a choice between the treaty or none and warned of Bolshevism if world ideas were not stabilized. The event featured a warm reception and an automobile parade despite tense debate on the league.
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Billings
Mont
Wilson
Montana
Germany
Lemaina Waki
Lillian
Mra Wilson
City of Mines
Wacue of Nations
League
Ames
America
Paton
Lenine
West
Washington
Poindexter Seen Favored In East For 1920 Nomination
Senator Miles Poindexter’s prospects for the 1920 Republican presidential nomination look strongest in the East, says Crawford & White of Seattle who just completed a five week tour of the Eastern states. He is regarded more favorably than Borah or Johnson and is described as the most conservative of the trio.
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Miles Poindexter
Crawford &. White
Seattle
Poindexter
Borah
Johnson
Rouge stock seized at police auction sale
Two bottles of rouge were sold at a police auction of the J. M. Hardy drug store inventory after a raid for illegal liquor. Lotions brushes and toilet articles brought about $100, but the rouge was discarded.
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J. M. Hardy Drug Store
Man Lapses Into Wine Folly Reflecting On His Nose
A man gazes at wine and draws an odd inference about his own nose. His reaction highlights the humorous side of intoxication and perception.
One Death in City as Flu Cases Rise
Chicago health department reports one death and 19 influenza cases over the past eight days. Health Commissioner Nobertaon announced the latest figures today.
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Chicago
City Health Department
Nobertaon
Fleet Review Plan With Indianapolis To Follow Oregon
Members of the Arctic club and their families charter the steamship Indianapolis to review the Pacific fleet. The Indianapolis will follow the battleship Oregon carrying the presidential party.
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Arctic Club
Indianapolis
Oregon
Highest rent yet for 17 suites in New York
New York reports a record annual rent of 441 600 for 17 suites in a 12 story apartment building at Misthaven and Tindall. Land and building valued over 3 000 000, with the rest of the text noting resilience amid adversity.
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New York
Misthave
Thin City
Afterwar Aid Rules to Curb Paupers in Paris
Relief workers issued guidance to prevent pauperizing populations in postwar Paris. The directive requires work or in exchange for aid, whenever feasible, using clothing medical supplies and food as possible rations to recipients.
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Paris
Seven thousand treated at Western Skin Hospital in London
London report notes that seven thousand patients were treated in the previous year at the Western Skin hospital on Hampstead road, highlighted as one of Ireland's oldest institutions in London.
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London
Western Skin Hospital
Hampstead Road
Cleopatra's Needle Under Repair After Bomb Damage
London Sept 12 Workmen are engaged upon the repair of the chase of Cleopatra's Needle on the Thames embankment which was badly damaged by the explosion of a heavy bomb during a Zeppelin raid.
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London
Thames Embankment
Whisky bond warehouse fire destroys liquor stock
Two hundred thousand gallons of liquor were destroyed in a warehouse fire at the Perth whisky bond storage facility. Firemen battled the blaze, with authorities reporting extensive damage to the building and its contents.
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Perth
Changes in county government urged by association
The State Association of County Commissioners conference ends Friday night with an auto trip planned along the Columbia highway. Claude C. Puamaey of King County, retiring president, urged definite responsibility and a shorter ballot to reform county government.
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Vancouver
Waah
Columbia Highway
Claude C. Puamaey
King County
Man Confesses Repeated Thefts Across Railroads
L. Hardin, calling himself Gefauiter, walked into police headquarters and asked to be jailed. He admitted robbing Pacific Coast Coal company of 200 last month, Chicago Burlington & Quincy at Colo of 250, and Illinois Central at Dadeville, Miss of 200, after a prior sentence of two to seven years for tuberculosis pardon.
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L. Hardin
Pacific Coast Coal Company
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Railroad
Colo
Illinois Central
Dadeville
Miss
Moore Matinee Delayed For Fleet Review By Wilson
The Orpheum Circuit theatre Moore theatre will start the Saturday matinee after the fleet review, about 4 p.m. Manager Carl Reiter said the delay gives the employer, actors and public a chance to view the spectacle and provide a post review option downtown.
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Wilson
Orpheum Circuit Theatre
Moore Theatre
Carl Reiter
Clothing Britain's Army Was Big Job
A report from Andrew Co. shows the army clothing department supplied Great Britain with vast quantities: 40,500,000 jackets. 37,250,000 trousers. 12,250,000 overcoats. 29,000,000 capes. and 64,000,000 shirts. Lord Invertorth, once wealth from ships, is noted in the piece.
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London
Great Britain
Andrew Co
Weir
Lord Invertorth
House of Lords
Benwell Couple Remarries Tied to London Anniversary
Mr and Mrs Benwell of Tunbridge Wells celebrate a 75 year landmark tied to their London marriage at Blackheath Hill. The garbled note records a long union and a distant scene of their wedding.
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London
Mrs. Benwell
Tunbridge Wella
Blackheath Hill
City Leads Vigilant Fight Against Cost of Men's Clothing
The city emphasizes continuous effort to combat rising prices on men and boys apparel. Officials urge prudent shopping and potential measures to ease the burden on local families.
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Ene
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Cleopatra
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Heatrice Earle and Company
Starland
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Kimina Brothers
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Leslie
Monde
Two Alamos
Moore
Britain
Joshua Green Building
Lundquist-Lilly
Pike
Aei
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