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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1921
Page
4
The piece lists mailing options for Anaconda Standard subscriptions in the United States and foreign areas. It then discusses radical politics and immigrant newspapers in New York, citing Frederick Boyd Stevenson on multilingual papers promoting revolution and bolshevism.
President de Valera and at least two cabinet members reject parts of the treaty. London dispatches hint a cabinet majority may favor acceptance, with the Dail Eireann voting next week. If divisions persist, the issue could be referred to the people for final expression of the will of the voters.
A balance of payments view shows Germany unable to sustain 5 billion gold mark annual reparations and costs from occupation and interest. Experts warn a moratorium may be inevitable, risking financial crisis in France and Belgium, while Keynes and Churchill challenge the reparations approach.
Attorney General Daugherty reports ongoing red propaganda by communists in the United States and warns of efforts to gain control of labor bodies. He notes 427 foreign propagandists arrived last year and mentions a New York convention planned for December 23 26 to overthrow the government and establish a Soviet system with allied groups.
Cartoonish snippets from early 20th century papers mix humorous quips on the Panama Canal and social chatter. Exchange and Globe musings feature mock debates over finance and doctors while a garrulous man argues trivialities and a senator-bluff flavored by gossip.
In Dublin, a janitor who also acts as a teacher ran classes in a school office before a supervision issue. Officials began reviewing the situation as concerns grew about the dual role and proper staffing.
A collage of witty quips, satirical lines, and playful jabs from era newspapers. Jests touch politics and Prohibition, mock theater scenes with joking horses, and poke at income taxes. Pieces reference Washington, D C, and include satiric notes on newspaper culture and public figures.
A short poem by T. A. Daly from 1921 contrasts The Dark with Day, noting light and size differences and nightly presence near homes. The second piece critiques college culture via Brooklyn Eagle excerpts, debating culture, democracy and skepticism in higher education with references to Latane Bryan and various universities.
The statue of Dante Alighieri, a gift from Carlo Barsotti of New York, was unveiled in Washington by Colonel Sherrill during dedication ceremonies attended by the president, the Italian ambassador, and other prominent figures. The photo shows Colonel Sherrill’s two children beside the monument.
The forecast warns of uncertainty and mixed influences from Jupiter Mercury and Saturn affecting business, trade and education. It predicts favorable bookkeeping processes, possible university criticism, political tension, prudent spending, rising money related crimes, and a generally active day with resilient children born under this sign.
Chief Fitzmorris led police to quell multiple outbreaks, ordering all officers into service. A house-to-house search followed, with firearms and whiskey seized. Packing firms claimed minimal impact, while Cornelius Hayes of the Amalgamated Meat Cutters said the strike reached full scale.
Three bandits robbed Custom Laundry in Minneapolis stealing pay envelopes from twelve girls and taking about $500 from the cashier. Three workers were hospitalized after the incident.
In Tia Juana Mexico a large fire destroyed the third of the city buildings including saloons dance halls cafes offices and photograph galleries. The loss is estimated in the hundreds of thousands of dollars. A separate item notes the American fishing boat Mabel released by the Mexican gunboat Tecate and heading home to Wilmington California.
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