One Day in Mexico and the Carranza Era Outlook
A long summary of Mexico’s turmoil under Carranza with rebels attacking U S attaché Colonel Campbell and a clash between Ambassador Bonillas and General Robelo while Mexican politics and property disputes unfold. The piece discusses Morgenthau Bonillas candidacy and U S Germany property issues, urging diplomatic paths and constitutional limits on Congress in peace talks.
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Mexico
Campbell
Ambassador Bonillas
General Robelo
General Obregon
Carranza
Bonillas
Henry Morgenthau
Morgenthau
United States
Butte and Anaconda Office Contact Lines
Directory listing shows Butte office at 119 North Main Street with business and editorial phone lines and Anaconda office with editorial department contact information.
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Butte
North Main Street
Anaconda
General Wood Receives Clean Bill of Health Physician Affirms Mental Sharpness
Dr Alexander Lambert New York friend and medical adviser to General Wood refutes reports of poor health. He cites an opening incident with a chandelier during Cuba administration and a benign brain tumor. Left foot stiffness remains but does not affect Wood’s mentality or athletic ability.
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General Wood
Alexander Lambert
New York
Roosevelt
Lambert
Cuba
Johns Hopkins
Ilis
End of War Resolution Sparks Congressional Clash
Republicans and Democrats clash over a resolution to end the state of war with Germany. The fight reflects party maneuvering after the peace treaty defeat and a push to terminate wartime statutes. President Wilson has already rolled back several war measures. The extent of American property in Germany remains unclearly estimated.
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Congress
Germany
America
Executive Department
Senate
Wilson
Poindexter Boom Showcases Picturesque Campaign Propaganda
A New York Evening Post writer lauds Poindexter’s campaign material for its vivid pictures, noting a large chart of 41 states headlines painting the senator as a combative figure. Headlines include Poindexter Raps Wilson Poindexter Hits League Poindexter Opens Fight and Wilson Flayed by Poindexter. The piece contrasts vivid campaigning with actual political power.
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New York Evening Post
Poindexter
Washington
Wilson
Gompers
Peter Piper
Walt Whitman Candidacy Sparks Hall of Fame Debate
The Hall of Fame primaries open until May 1 with nominations for 20 deceased Americans. Whitman faces strong support as the most American poet, while Poe remains a cautious rival. The piece notes political slang, public health quips, and speculation about future nominees and national figures.
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Hall of Fame
Walt Whitman
Edgar Allan Poe
Not Helping Borah and Other Editorial Snippets
A collection of editorial snips from Montana papers criticizing Senator Borah over campaign spending allegations toward rivals and noting other opinions on topics from Liberty bonds to Beartooth tourism, plus a jab about census foolishness and local mood.
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Borah
Idaho
General Wood
Lowden
Miles City Star
Baby Advisers Spoil Peaceful Family in Spring Plea
Winifred Black laments family critics who overwhelm a young mother with endless baby advice. The piece praises the baby’s charm yet urges the couple to escape the meddling relatives and find respite in the country. The writer urges a retreat from in laws and advisers to restore harmony.
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Aunt Mary
Henry
Cousin Mary
Witty News Snippets On Politics Sport And War
A collage of quotations and quips from various papers reference marriage as sport, Dempsey and Carpentier fantasies, Bryan and Wilson politics, Cuba as a summer resort, taxes post-1922, and distant military honors. Notable names include Wilson Bryan Houston and Dalrymple.
Prince Joachim of Prussia Arrested After Adlon Hotel Incident
Photo International reports Prince Joachim of Prussia was arrested and confined by government police following an assault on allied officers at the Adlon hotel in Berlin. The clash, tied to the refusal of French officers to stand for Deutschland, contributed to the Kapp coup and national disruption. Prince Joachim later allegedly returned seeking trouble and was thrown out by hotel staff.
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Photo International
Prince Joachim
Prussia
Adlon
Berlin
Kapp
Allied Commission
Joachim
Humorous Daily Lines From Press Cartoons
A collage of humor captions from various papers shows domestic squabbles and light political scenes. Jokes cover a weary husband and dog life, a growling spouse, pay checks, odd pursuits, and a vain political candidate facing a sharp question about a hat.
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Anaconda Standard
Standard Publishing Company
Publishers and Proprietors
Anaconda, Mont
Butte, Montana
Associated Press
Eastern Business Office
Prudden
King & Prudden
Fifth Ave
Steger Bldg
Chicago
Globe Bldg
Boston
Montana
Bryan
Edwards
League of Nations
Senator Borah
Hi Johnson
Republic
Herb Hoover
California
the Press of Montana
Grover Cleveland Bergdoll
Missoula
Middle West
Kalispell Inter Lake
Great Falls
Josephus Paniels
Virgin Islands
Atlantic
Helena
Beartooth
Red Lodge
Billings Gazette
Bozeman Chronicle
Winifred Black
Baby
Eleaveswe
Kate
St. Cincinnati Enquirer
Jack Dempsey
Georges Carpentier
New York Telegraph
Wittsburg Gazette-Times
Philadelphia
Houston
Charleston News and
Page
Washington Post
Philadelphia Press
William J. Bryan
St. Louis Globes Democrat
Major Dalrymple
Iron County
Detroit Free Press
Mr. Gabb
Mrs. Gabb
Cincinnati Enquirer
Portland Oregonian
London
Cartoons Magazine
Waller
Jobsley
Boston Globe
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