Old Tricks and Women in Politics in Montana
The piece defends honest merchants amid profiteering accusations and critiques a Brooklyn style attack on business. It calls out a few false defenses, notes the trade commission probe, and highlights Montana women in politics with Jeanette Rankin as a example of perseverance and resilience.
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Trade Commission
Butte
Standard
The Paramount Issue Prompting National Price Concerns
Washington focuses on soaring prices seen as a social danger with fears of unrest. A New York representative warns of hunger driving bolshevism while senators, the president, and agriculture committee discuss possible solutions amid a lack of comprehensive bills. Investigations into profiteers and publicity are urged to curb abuses.
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New York
Senate
Agriculture Committee
United States
Europe
Brooklyn Eagle
Congress
Women as politicians in New York alderman race
In New York City two Republican women will run for alderman against a Democrat. One candidate told a reporter men she asked promised support, yet women show little interest in politics and uncertainty in commitments. The remark reveals male gallantry and women’s conservatism or indifference. The 59 year old candidate is seen as naive about politics. Democratic women are less eager.
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Kings County
New York City
Endless Chain Wage Standstill In Army Household
In Washington a military wife advertised for help with housework. A capable young colored woman proposed 50 dollars a month, citing her husband is a first lieutenant and must be kept satisfied. The maid insists on the wage to support her own lieutenant husband.
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Washington
Mandy
Note and Comment on Political Clamor and Social Jabs
A compilation of pungent riffs on Hearst nominations, Prohibition, League of Nations, New York clubs banning beer, I W W sentiment, Washington police, Montana rains, and a kaleidoscope of political and social observations. The piece weds satire to current events with sharper asides about suffrage, law, and public figures.
War dept to sell 125 million in Army surplus goods
The Associated Press notes the War Department will sell about 125 million dollars worth of canned meats and vegetables directly to consumers at cost plus parcel post delivery. Local postmasters will take orders, with caveats on parcel post rates affecting price validity. The move aims to curb profiteering and provide relief, while agencies debate logistics and impact on prices.
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Uncle Sam
Associated Press
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Fone
Tribune
Atlantic Seaboard
Tate
Great Falls
Standard
Butte
Commission
Stodden
Kilroy
Montana
Deer Lodge
Powell County
Silver State
Lit
Post Office Department
Kalispell Inter Lake
Flashing News Snippets Across Papers In 1920s Style
A collage of brief quotations from multiple papers including Utica Observer Detroit News Ohio State Journal New York Beyond Al Censure Detroit Free Press Syracuse Post Standard Philadelphia Record and New York World. The items reference taxation debates burglary rights political candidacies and public reactions to social trends in a rapid-fire roundup.
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Victor Berger
Detroit
Washington
Berger
Detroit News
Ohio State Journal
America
Burleson
Detroit Free Press
Philadelphia
Chicago News
Henry Ford
New York World
Rival presidential possibilities from same state snapped at Capitol
In a muddled report senators Pomerene and warning amony soes, Senator Harding is urged by allies to run as the Republican candidate. Pomerene's backers have launched a nationwide push to elevate him to the presidency for the Democrats.
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Warning
Amony
Harding
Mocrats
Atlee Pomerene
Warren G. Harding
Capitol
Rhyme and Reason: An Old Fashioned Fighter
A tribute to a veteran, the last surviving member of the Mentor who defeated Merrimac, noted as a humble artisan whose wartime service and homecoming were marked by uncomplaining labor. The poem recalls heroic days, praising quiet courage and national memory through a somber, reverent tone.
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Victor
Merrimac
Echanic
Humor of the Day and Dated Snippets Across Papers
A collage of quips and jokes from multiple papers. Short gags about a chauffeur who crawls under a mule, a gardener waiter, party loyalty lines, a Sanitary cart joke, a boastful veteran with a D.S.C. and a 200 yard golf drive. Brief, humorous snapshots show era wit and social cues.
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Egbert
Root Garden
Yonkers Statesman
Washington Star
Bumps
Baltimore American
Detroit Free Press
Jude
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