Word: montana
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...Executive Committee (Komintern) were elected Alexis I. Rykov, also President of the Council of People's Commissaries and head of the Soviet Cabinet; Grigori Zinoviev, Ivan Stalin, Leo Kamenev, Nikolai Bucharin, editor of the Pravda, official Moscow journal ; William Dunn of Montana and some others...
...failure of many northwestern banks in recent years has proved a political as well as a business factor of great interest and importance. In the last 3½ years, 512 banks have been closed in four northwestern states, as follows: Minnesota, 73; Montana, 122; North Dakota, 194; South Dakota, 123. Of these, 59 were national and 453 state banks. These failures occurred out of a total of 2,675 state and 691 national banks, or 3,366 altogether...
Over this great jamboree of balloting presided Senator Thomas J. Walsh of Montana, Chairman and Ballotmaster. The proceeding throughout the entire balloting was the same...
...Result of the nth ballot: total number of votes cast, 1,098; necessary for a choice, 732. Totals for this ballot: McAdoo 488½ Smith 336½ Davis of West Virginia 72½ Underwood 46½ Baker 57; Glass 26; Governor Bryan 3; Robinson 21; Ritchie 16½ Saulsbury 6; Owen 2; Walsh of Montana 1; Will Rogers 1; M. A. Coolidge ½ (or perhaps the trailers at the end might be Senator Copeland, Josephus Daniels, the Mayor of New Orleans, of Chicago or of Montpelier). No one having received the required number of votes, the Secretary will call the roll for the nth ballot...
Nebraska read a speech nominating its Governor, Charles W. Bryan, "brother of famous Bryan." William J. was given good mention, but the speech was not inspiring. Afterwards Nebraska, followed by Georgia, Oregon, Montana, paraded...