Mexico Rebels and Cantu Hope to Stir Up Trouble
The Anaconda Standard argues that with Cantu as partner, Mexican rebels can act freely while the De la Huerta government is distracted. It warns the end of the current lax border situation will end their influence and could spark another revolution, noting Cantu lacks an army and little support outside his circles and possible annexation talk in Lower California. It also mentions Villa's threats toward the United States and indictments for murder linked to him.
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Cantu
Mexico
de la Huerta
California
Villa
United States
Foch
Marshal Foch
Europe
Manchester Guardian
Germany
France
Russia
Frederick Maurice
Georgia
Helena
France Mentrom
Wilson
Toledo Blade
Ohio
New York Tribune
Pittsburg Gazette-Times
Bill
Bryan
Gayety
Louis Globe-Democrat
Barney
Christian
Hill
Washington Starcher
John
Buffalo Express
Lippincott
Crazy Men and Guns at Eastern Insane Asylum
A patient on parole bought a pistol and cartridges at a gunshop and shot a fellow patient inside the asylum. The piece argues that pistol sales lack proper permits allow dangerous individuals to obtain firearms and calls for stricter controls. It critiques the belief some men must always possess a pistol and notes many carriers are unfit to own such property.
Foch Armistice Story Revisited and Its Debate
The article reviews renewed claims that Marshal Foch reluctantly accepted the 1918 armistice. It notes Foch's denials, examines whether a longer pursuit could have altered Europe’s postwar fate, and discusses how fresh Allied troops and tired forces influenced the decision.
Noted Mexican rebellion in Baja Californa draws scornful focus
The Chronicle critiques Governor Cantu as a theater of upheaval amid Mexicali and Tijuana vice networks. It alleges backers include American gamblers funding a shaky political endgame to stabilize Mexico and restore federal control over Sinenee Glatifornia.
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San Francisco Chronicle
Cantu
Mexico
Mexicali
Republic
Lower California
Tia Juana
Sinenee Glatifornia
Remarkable New Jersey businesswoman built fortune on generosity
Mrs. Dominica Zazzazi of Newark started with a fruit stand and grew wealth by buying rental houses. She rarely raised rents, forgiving $15,000 in uncollected rents over her life due to tenant illnesses, and was worth over $185,000. Her death at 69 leaves a legacy of kindness in a community noted for her public spirit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dominica Zazzazi
Newark
N. J
Utica
Sign of the Times on Pawnbrokers Business
The pawnbrokers report a modest rebound in demand as economic conditions tighten. In cities, lenders note many seek cash by pawning luxuries such as fur coats, jewelry, pianos, and talking machines, while loan firms expect few redemptions.
Careless Parents and the Call for Self Governed Youth
An instructor argues the aim of education should be molding good citizens who master themselves and earn a living while aiding others. He critiques late curfews and permissive dances as signs of parental indifference and advocates state regulation of play to guide youths. Loom Harding is noted as a potential headliner from June.
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America
Captain Upton
Chautauqua
Grass Range and Montana Forestation Debates
A collection of editorials and notices from Montana papers discussing fruit shortages in Georgia, housing demand in Grass Range, forest fire policy and costs, education and Americanism in youth, and a primary election call urging Democrats to vote on August 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallatin
Montana
League i
Bozeman Chronia
Homes and Housework in the Modern American Home
Winifred Black argues that homes and flats adapt to motor cars and entertainment, urging women to embrace housework. She praises kitchens with labor-saving devices, condemns servant shortages as a remedy for idleness, and urges women to cook, clean, and manage their own homes with pride and joy.
Former Gaiety Girl Becomes Marchioness in Africa
Former Gaiety showgirl Irene Richards married Viscount Sean in 1917. With the ninth marquis dead in Africa, he becomes the tenth marquis. The Drums and marchioness tour South America with their child Saree years later. he was 21 at marriage and served in the Scottish Black Watch during the war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irene Richards
Queensberry
Africa
Sean Ennde
South America
Scottish Black Watch
International
Marchioness of
Flashes of Lightning and Political Quips Across Papers
A collage of editorials and remarks from various newspapers pokes fun at politics and candidates. It references James Hamilton Lewis as Illinois governor hopefuls, Wilson and France Mentrom, and mentions Bryan and press freedom, with sharp lines about public sentiment and campaign rhetoric.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Finn
James Hamilton Lewis
Houston Post
Humor Bits and Gossip From Across Papers
A collage of light quips and jokes from 19th century papers. The items feature puns about limp humor, presidential succession gags, railroad delays, reading habits, and engagement news, with snippets from Washington Star Buffalo Express and Lippincott style humor pages.
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Standard Publishing Company
Anaconda, Mont
Anaconda
Butte
North Main Street
Associated Press
Prudden
King & Prudden
New Fifth Avenue
New York
Steger Building
Chicago
Globe Building
Boston
Western Representatives
R. J. Bidwell Company
Market Street
San Francisco
Saas
TIMES
Day
Tuere
GeoRee
Tonys
Tota
Lhe
Son Eo
THE
Montana Press
War Department
Billings Gazette
Winifred Black
Newspaper Feature Service, Inc
Gaiety Girl
Marchioness
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