Roosevelt Visit At Anaconda Promises Democratic Warmth
The Anaconda Standard notes Franklin Roosevelt will be warmly welcomed in Anaconda when the presidential candidate arrives, highlighting local support for a Democratic Roosevelt and the city’s historic Democratic ties. The piece links Roosevelt’s reception to Montana’s political leanings and the broader national party strengths. It also recounts military service and honors related to the American Legion leadership, emphasizing a spirit of reconstruction for veterans and national unity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard Publishing Company
Anaconda
Mont
Butte
North Main Street
Montana
Associated Press
Western Representatives
Prudden, King & Trudden
Fifth Avenue
New York
Steer Building
Chicago
Grove
Boston
R. J. Bidwell Company
Market Street
San Francisco
Roosevelt
Franklin Roosevelt
Mr. Marshall
Senate
Butte Historic Buildings Tie To City Affairs And Skating
The Butte Chamber of Commerce may move into quarters in Pallas hall once used by the city. The building, notable as west side roller skating origin, was built by Robert Renshaw in 1882 with a dance hall above and a skating rink below. The ground floor housed a saloon and municipal business varied before the city hall. Renshaw built a brick house, John Caprice erected the first two story brick, and the first brick in Butte was by Judge Dixon at Idaho and Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte Chamber of Commerce
Pallas
City of
Butte
Robert Renshaw
Renshaw
John Caprice
Little
Mining City
Judge Dixon
Idaho and
Park Streets
Franklin D Olier and the American Legion Legacy
Franklin D Olier leads discussion in Helena with Montana department officials and the state welfare commission on forming a plan to aid disabled veterans. The American Legion, born from a Paris sidewalk talk by Roosevelt and a convalescing sergeant, aims to unite veterans across ranks for postwar service and national strength.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Service of
Dolier
Pri
American Legion
General Pershing
United States
Army
Nuculi Institution
St. Louis
Minneapolis
D’olier
Department
Montana
Franklin D’olier
Felena
Legion
Paris
Theodore Roosevelt
Place de la Concorde
The
Eric Fisher Wood
Wealth bar to happiness outlines Vanderbilt gift and envy
An extract from W. K. Vanderbilt’s 1905 autobiography, published after his Paris death, argues inherited wealth hamstrings ambition and happiness. It notes wealth may bring ongoing gain through business drives, but inherited fortune deprives the first thrill of building a fortune, leading to melancholy and questions about true contentment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. K. Vanderbilt
Paris
Vanderbilt
Millons for Education In New York City Plan
Greater New York plans 25 million for theaters and 38 million for new school buildings and grounds. Officials say the education appropriation is the minimum for an active building program. The need includes edge-of-city schools to ease congestion and provide space for play and exercise as residents seek better living conditions. The state fair is noted as upcoming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greater
New York
Board of Education
Militantly United Republicans and the Nonpartisan Threat
A Montana press digest notes strong republican unity and warns against the nonpartisan league in state politics. It discusses Tennessee defeat of the Plumb plan advocate Sims, calls for bar association action on supreme court succession, and details wage-raise impacts on rent amid railroad worker concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana Bar Association
Supreme Court
Campaign snippets flash across the nation in lively political jabs
A collage of editorial quips from diverse papers lampoons candidates and policies. References include Watkins as a prohibition candidate and Cox speaking for Governor Cox, with nods to price concerns about ham and eggs, freight rates, and wartime legacies. The items mix humor and critique across major papers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Humorous snippets from early 20th century papers
A collage of jokes and quips from various publications includes playful exchanges about a ten sided figure and a parrot, a sardine pad applicant, and a subway conductor. Other items reference erudition in slang lectures, family trips, a fiancée, a watch with a cockroach, a club hiring a man, Sing Sing, and a luncheon remark about handling attacks.
Rhyme and Reason A Tale of Foolish Pride
Poetic fragment notes Chanticleer and wife quarrel over wit and song, a hawk wakes with ominous sounds, moral in the fable. In Valparaiso Indiana a court report mentions sugar replacing a $100 cash bond for defendants appearance. Chicago truck driver cited for damaging a car in a collision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chanticleer
Mar
Mand
Coop Shourrng
Valparaiso
Ind
Chicago
Tricked Man Accepts Job Offer In Charity Scheme
Hammond Indiana report says Joseph Kubacks was approached by two well dressed strangers offering a $10,000 charity fund if he would distribute it. He accepted, received 28700 in cash bonds and a roll, then found only three $1 bills wrapped around paper remained of the $10,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hammond
Ind
Joseph
Indiana
Ossining man in Sing Sing silent after failed procedures
In Ossining N Yon an inmate named Paul Sleide who has been described as sleeping sickness was treated at Sing Sing. After extraction of all teeth did not revive him Dr. Amos Squire the prison surgeon performed a spinal tap in hope of reducing spinal cord tension. The operation did not awaken Sleide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ossining
N. Yon
Paul Sleide
Sing Sing
Sleide
Amos ©. Squire
Also Mentioned on This Page
Eaene
Franklin D Olier
Millons For Education
Vy Eed
Asie
Pshaw
EMS
Reyewe
Mre
Bennd
Lavrie
Oy Witout
Montana Press
Democratic Party
Tme
Lewistown
Democrat-News
Tennessee
Thetus W. "Sims
Sims
Congress
House Interstate and Foreign Commerce Commission
Adamson
Adamson Law Fame
Livingston Enterprise
Jontana
Nonpartisan League
Billings Gazette
Helena
Ai Uate
Altoona
Pennsylvania
Brotherhoods of
W. G. Lee
Brotherhood
Cox
Dayton Parade
James M. Cox
Ohio
Dayton
Watkins
New York ‘Telegraph
Alec
League
Brooklyn Eagle
George White
Houston
Jo Ans Crome
Charleston News and Courier
Farmer-Labor Party
Chicago News
Wilson
Philadelphia
Bug
Ohio State Journal
Nashville
Tennessean
Columbia
America
Mexico
Villa
Toledo Blade
Tenderfoot
Washington Star
Jack
London Telegraph
Pittsburg
Chronicle-Telegraph
Loton Horton
Egbert
Miss Mabel
Philadelphia Bulletin
Rhyme and Reason
Ani
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!