Wilson Accepts Armenian Mediation Role At Geneva
The Armenian question grows sharper at Geneva as President Wilson accepts mediation efforts sought by diplomats. Venizelos downfall shifts alliances enabling Kemal Pasha and Lenine to veto actions, while France pursues intervention for Armenia and its own stake. Villa on his Mexican ranch pursues modernization, strict order, and prohibition, yet shuns religious figures as he rebuilds Canutillo and educates workers’ families.
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Venizelos
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Lenine
United States
Local Montana Offices and Phone Contacts
Butte office at 119 North Main Street lists business and editorial department phones. Anaconda office contact numbers 422 423 47 48 provided for official inquiries.
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North Main Street
Anaconda
Business Department
Standard Publishing Company
Butte, Montana
Villa the Gentleman Farmer at Obregon Era Ranch
A visitor reports Pancho Villa, once a feared insurgent, now managing a 200000 acre Mexican government ranch. He is alleged to be adopting civic-minded roles and modern farming, with $125000 in tractors and power machinery purchased from the United States arriving at Hacienda del Canutillo.
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Mexico
Pancho Villa
Rascal
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Withal
Robert Louis Stevenson
United States
Hacienda del Canutillo
National Treasury
Cycles and Icicles Predict Mild Winter Say Dudley
The piece mocks federal forecasts while presenting Dr. P H Dudley of the New York Central as advocating a cycle system for weather. He claims cycles govern cold and mild winters, noting last winter ended a cold cycle and this winter will be warm, with Montana hoping for snow.
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United States Weather Bureau
P. H. Dudley
New York Central Lines
Dudley
Montana
Women Voters push social welfare laws in states
The League of Women Voters reports key social hygiene bills based on Dr Valeria Parker survey. Forty two states plan January sessions to push measures including larger disease stamp out budgets and matching federal aid. Local branches urged to lobby. Helena capitals host active women lobby. The column notes political jibes and wartime context with country and Armenia mentioned.
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League of Women Voters
Valeria A. Parker
National League Social Hygiene Committee
League
Helena
Newspapers Fold As Prices Bite Montana Papers
The Montana press reports Moccasin Dispatch and Geyser Times suspend publication amid era of high materials and wages. Other papers face similar pressures, with many markets quitting the struggle, while larger firms advocate fair business practices to guide industry.
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Moccasin Dispatch
Geyser Times
Lewistown
Montana Press
Montana Power Company
Montana Papers
Dutton Times
Ultra fashionable dame entertains celebrity at tea
Quote from Cartoons Magazine humor feature notes a celebrity’s half starvation after being entertained at tea by a stylish woman. The brief reflects light social satire and a playful exchange.
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Cartoons Magazine
Margot Asquith Portrait Praises St John Broderick as Friend
In Margot Asquith's book Margot's Book she calls St John Broderick Earl of Midleton her dearest friend and notes his long faithful friendship. Midleton recently inherited the title marking a new phase in his standing.
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St. John Broderick
Earl of Midleton
Margot Asquith
Asquith
Great Britain
Margot
England
Lord Midleton
Rhyme and Reason WISHES by T A Daly
A short verse reflecting on aging and changing desires from youth to forty. The speaker compares past hopes for riches fame and motorcars with present desires for simple comforts and privacy, noting that as time passes fewer wishes remain and privacy becomes valued.
Quoted News Snippets From Across Papers
A compilation of brief, satirical, and editorial quips from Chicago to Baltimore reflecting early 20th century U.S. sentiment on topics from Prohibition and elections to Thanksgiving commentary and Armenia. Short observations note reactions to leaders, policies, and social trends with regional newspaper flavor.
Development of Water Power From the Washington Star
The Washington Star notes a Washington convention of the Water Power League of America stressing that converting water power to commercial energy progresses, with coal resources waning and white coal growing. Early gains will come where water power can run machinery cheaper than steam, securing a future where rivers above the fall line and tidal waters can drive wheels and shafting, possibly using ocean tides and waves to power machinery.
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The
Washington Star
Washington
Water Power League of America
Atlantic
Pacific
Speed Demon of the Santa Fe Trail
Detroit News recounts F. X. Aubrey one of the era’s famed speed demons who rode from Santa Fe to Independence, Missouri in five and a half days on a series of fresh mounts, betting $10,000 and later $20,000 to beat the clock. He carried only water and buffalo meat, slept in the saddle, and helped pioneer dual yearly freighting trips.
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F. X. Aubrey
Independence
Kansas City Star
Aubrey
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Rhyme and Reason
T. A. Daly
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