Michigan primaries stir as Wood and Hoover shine
In Michigan the Wood Lowden and Johnson camps jammed the state with rallies as voters faced with storms and the first female participation. Hoover shows strong returns on both tickets while Democratic results lag in a heavily Republican state. The piece blends wartime epic imagery with domestic duty and a call to support the home front.
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Wood
Lowden
Johnson
Michigan
Welkin
South Dakota
Fred Alger
Russell A. Alger
Roosevelt
Hoover
Publishers and Proprietors Anaconda Mont
Anaconda Montana publishers and proprietors listed in a Post Office notice indicating second class mail matter status for the publication service.
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Publishers and Proprietors
Anaconda, Mont
Anaconda
Morgenthau Vies for Mexico Ambassadorship
The Wilson administration faces wide praise for Henry Morgenthau accepting the post of ambassador to Mexico. His wartime record in Constantinople, marked by danger and dangers to defend U.S. rights, signals strong suitability for the Mexican assignment.
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Wilson
Henry Morgenthau
Mexico
Ottoman Empire
Morgenthau
Constantinople
Mr. Morgenthau
Mexico City
Sunspot Carnival Captured in Record Group Sight
The largest sunspot group in years covers over 400000 square miles with more than 100 spots some spanning 30000 miles. Scientists note sunspots signal storms on the sun and speculate on effects for Earth while political chatter and satire pepper the commentary.
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Earth
Heroism in the Kitchen in an Age of Shortage
A columnist argues that the shortage of domestic help elevates the man of the house to heroism in kitchen tasks. Mrs Torrance praises male chivalry shown by men taking on dull chores to spare women from drudgery.
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Edmund Burke
Lightning in Smoke and Politician Jokes Across Papers
A collage of headlines and quips from multiple papers mocks politics and wartime economy. Items reference Lucy Page Gaston and anti-cigarette efforts, Debs, General Foch, king shortages, and profiteering as policy critique with sardonic tone.
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Lucy Page Gaston
Birmingham Age-Herald
Humorous Quotations From Various Papers
A collage of light jests and exchanges from several newspapers. The items include a father worried about noises in the larder, a math quip about apples, an admonishing wife and mission band, a blind man’s counterfeit money remark, a witness distance joke, constructive criticism dialogue, and a tramp breakfast tale.
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London
Henry
Chicago News
Christian Register
Everybody’s Magazine
Washington Star
Griddles
Birmingham Age- Herald
Washington's First Spring Bride
Miss Frances Carpenter daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank G Carpenter will wed William Chapin Huntington today Huntington has been on duty as commercial attaché at the department of commerce and previously served at the American embassy in Russia Carpenter has worked as her father's secretary and assistant in his journalistic work
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Underwood & Underwood
New York
I’rances Carpenter
Frank G. Carpenter
William Chapin Huntington
Huntington
Department of Commerce
Russia
Miss Carpenter
When to Tell a Friend About a Husband's Affair
Winifred Black advises weighing the friend's character and independence before acting. She warns against rushing conclusions, stresses personal conscience, and notes differing views within mothers' generations on exposing a spouse’s infidelity.
Senate committee attacks Navy work and Secretary Daniels
A Montana press roundup quotes editorials criticizing a senate probe aimed at discrediting Navy efforts in World War I and Secretary Daniels. It also notes political maneuvering around Wilson Hoover and League of Nations debates, plus local incidents and support for the Montana State Fair funding.
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Associated Press
Eastern Business Office
Prudden
King & Prudden
Fifth Ave
New York
Steger Bidg
Chicago
Globe Bidg
Boston
League of Nations
United States Senate
League
Europe
United States
Senate
Wilson
Germany
Livingston Enterprise
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Montana
Sing
Standard Publishing Company
Butte, Montana
William Howard Taft
Edwards
San Francisco
Ebert
Bill Hohenzollern
Foster Dear
Loon
Tuat
Coprright
N.Y
Bane
Hea
Debs
Pittsburg
Foch
Pittsburg Dispatch
Kansas City Star
Indianapolis Star
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Washington
Winifred Black
Newspaper Feature Service, Inc
Buzzanis
THE
Montana Press
Herbert
Mr. Hoover
Miles City Star
Mrs. Metzel
Melstone Messenger
Helena
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