Word: montana
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...Most people suppose that the Arctic Circle is extremely could, but it really has a temperature which is about the same as northern Montana in the winter time. In the plains just east of the Rocky Mountains in Alaska for instance, there is no trace of glaciation, while it is known that at one time, all of New England was covered by an immense ice-sheet...
...Using the following 11 representative Northern States: Massachusetts, Connecticut, New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Ohio, Michigan, Illinois, Montana, Wyoming and North Dakota as examples of the application of this incorrect and vicious estimate of population, we find that the estimated population of these states, based by the War Department upon the draft registration, and used for alloting draft quotas, was 48,306,543. The census returns disclose that these 11 states actually had in 1917 a population of 12,764,423, or, in other words, the War Department had credited to them 5,542,220 more people in 1917 than...
...following men were awarded their "H 2nd's" for participation in the Harvard Yale baseball game last June: John Goodyear Allen '22, of Marlboro; Warner Johnson Banes '22, of Media, Pennsylvania; Charles Buckingham Butterfield, Jr., '22, of Chestnut Hill; Samuel Brown Chase, Jr., '21, of Great Falls, Montana Charles Arthur Clark, Jr., ocC., of Milton; Edmund Sanderson Bobbs '21, of San Angelo, Texas; Alfred Thomas Kent '22, of Brockton; David McKendrie Key '22, of Chattanooga, Tennessee; Edwin Thomas Martin, ocC., of Marblehead; John Morrison Martin '22, of Cambridge; Charles Jeremiah Mason, Jr., '22, of Scarsdale, New York; Phillip Converse Newton...
...League, as it was afterwards called, for five seasons. During this time the Troy team was the league champion. Following the close of the 1914 season, the Troy five made one of the most successful fours ever made by a professional team. The Trojans went as far west as Montana, meeting all comers, and won 37 consecutive games...
...factory, as well as the professional men, all have rallied to his support. His home state, California, has spoken emphatically in his favor. Michigan, a great Roosevelt state, and the birthplace of the Republican party, has recognized him as the successor of Col. Roosevelt. His victories in Nebraska and Montana, and his remarkable showing in New Jersey and Indiana, have astonished the politicians and have set them speculating about the causes of the success of Senator Johnson, who, in the opinion of the "New York World," a former Hoover paper, has "become the leading Republican candidate for the nomination...