Miller of Syracuse Leads NY Senator Nomination Battle
The Anaconda Standard notes at Saratoga the fierce fight over the U S senator nomination with Harry Gordon Payne as key opponent to Wadsworth. In the Democratic primaries Governor Smith faces no strong opposition, while Mayor Lunn runs against Lieutenant Governor Walker. Ella Boole seeks the prohibition ticket challenging Wadsworth. Dissensions among New York republicans may hurt Harding, though impact uncertain.
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Smith
Lunn
Walker
Tammanyite
Ella Boole
Wadsworth
New York
Harding
Publishers and Proprietors Anaconda Post Office Notice
Anaconda published notice states Second Class Mail Matter. Butte Office at 119 North Main Street. Editorial and business department phone numbers listed for Anaconda and Butte offices.
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Tored
Anaconda
Butte
North Main Street
Itorial Department
Fifteen Senate Battles Shape 1920 Election Outlook
The piece notes a razor thin Republican hold on the Senate 49 to 47, or 48 to 47 with New York Senator Newberry absent after conviction. It lists 15 seats in play across states including New York, Indiana, Missouri, Ohio, California, Idaho, Nevada, Maryland, Illinois, Wisconsin, North Dakota, Kentucky, Connecticut, Oregon, and Nevada. It highlights GOP hopes to gain in California, Colorado, Idaho, Nevada, Maryland, while Democrats aim in New York and Oregon, with intra-party disputes in Indiana, Illinois, Wisconsin, and North Dakota emphasizing volatile race dynamics.
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Harding
United States Senate
Newy
Michigan
Senate
Emocrats
Moherners
New York
Indiana
Missouri
Hio
Colorado
Maryland
Illinois
California
Iaho
Wisconsin
Nevada
North Dakota
Kentucky
Necticut
Oregon
Colado
Idaho
Nator Wadsworth
Amily
Tom Taggart
Watson
Kelan
Chamberlain
Lenroot
Hioe
la Follette
The Russian Retreat Promises Major Bolshavist Rout
The article portrays a sweeping retreat of Soviet forces led by General Weygand’s claim that Poland will be the grave of a large portion of the Bolshevist army. It notes breakdown of discipline among invaders and a near rout, contrasting Poland’s recent collapse with a dramatic revival and recovery. It ends by praising Poland’s renewed strength and historic resilience.
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Weygand
Poland
New York State Primary Contention Shapes Up
In the New York sector political activity intensifies as factions espouse rival paths. The scene centers on the Republican nominations for state offices with a complete independent ticket challenging the regular organization slate led by a judge, while attorney general and state engineer races see only party candidates.
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New York
Micio
The Tennessee Muddle and the Woman Suffrage Fight
Born in Nashville a week ago as national woman suffrage suffers, this essay recalls Lucretia Mott and the Seneca Falls convention, Stanton, Anthony, Catt, Shaw, and Paul. It praises perseverance while lamenting Tennessee’s anti climax in delaying the nineteenth amendment.
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Nashville
Tenn
Lucretia Mott
James Mott
London
N. Y
Susan B. Anthony
Carrie Chapman Catt
Anna Howard Shaw
Alice Paul
Tennessee
Suffragists and Opponents Clash Over Tea Event
A Tennessee opposition party turned the tables on suffragists after planners prepared a pink tea. The piece notes France’s push to boost birth rates as a sign of desire for stability and a stronger cradle.
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Tennessee
France
Johnson Outlines Speeches for Harding In White House Visit
The speech outline promises by Johnson sketch a series of remarks for Harding. Hiram will resume hammering its tenant as access to the White House door remains restricted.
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Johnson
Harding
White House
Hiram
Witty Rumblings on Bootlegging and Politics
A satirical blend mocks bootleggers and bootblacking while lampooning Tennessee woes and wild midway acts. It notes Debs remaining jailed, doubts on suffrage funds, and Governor Cox’s GOP plans to spend heavily on fanciful projects.
Montana Press Roundup Reflects Suffrage and Politics
A compilation from Montana papers notes tickled reactions to suffrage becoming fact, forest fire warnings shaping public behavior, radium hopes near Java in Flathead county, and evolving campaign dynamics. It compares eastern skepticism of Bolshevism with American political feuds and policy debates, including Volstead enforcement and presidential race strategies.
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Kalispell
Montana
Java
Flathead County
Helena
Missoula County
West Virginia
Humorous Quips From Various Papers
A collage of comic exchanges and witticisms from newspapers, including lines about mind readers banquet sandwiches mischief and marriage banter. The samples feature playful banter between spouses, shop staff, and young readers with light, punny humor.
Woman Pilot Sets Loop Record at Curtis Airdrome
Miss Laura Bramwell, 23, broke an air record by looping the loop 87 times at Curtis aerodrome, formerly Hazelhurst field, lifting above 10,000 feet and flying solo for 1 hour 15 minutes. She earned her pilot license a year ago.
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Laura Bramwell
Curtis
Hazelhurst Field
United States Army
Bramwell
Shoe Prices Expected to Fall with Tanning Slowdown
In Kane Pennsylvania on August 23, tanners predict a sharp drop in shoe prices due to widespread tanning plant shutdowns and reduced operations. An oversupply of leather drives the decline as workers are laid off and activity remains stagnant.
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Kane
Atlantic Gulf Oil Wins Big Oil Contract in Tecomate Deal
The Atlantic Gulf Oil corporation secured a Shipping Board contract for delivery of 5,000,000 barrels of fuel oil at $1.25 per barrel and 500,000 barrels of crude petroleum at the same price in Tecomate, Mexico, starting January 1.
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Washington
Atlantic Gulf Oil Corporation
The
Shipping Board
Tecomate
Mexico
Ing the
Quotes from papers on politics and society 1892
A collage of excerpts from various newspapers noting political opinions and social observations. Headlines mention Sam Bets to Be Excused, Lloyd George crises, Prohibitionist views on Cox and Harding, and reflections on tariff work in 1892 across outlets from Washington Post to Nashville Tennesseean.
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Sam
Washington Post
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