The Mourning Over Coattails in London Society
The piece rails at the collapse of aristocratic fashion as Zeppelins tear through Europe and fashion houses rally to restore the clawhammer. It lampoons the Prince of Wales in a tuxedo, laments American aid as savior, and urges one last stand for coattails amid social chaos.
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France
London Society
London Tailors
Prince of Wales
Europe
London
Turveydrop
America
Judas
Soviet officials plan Sovietized Shakespeare Hamlet
Moscow announces a new policy where Shakespeare’s Hamlet will be rewritten to fit Soviet principles with Polonius portrayed in Lloyd George makeup and Hamlet as a communist leader fighting the bourgeoisie and censorship. Excerpts from Lloyd George and Marxist rhetoric will replace lines, with the aim of “standardizing” world literature to fit Soviet doctrine.
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Moscow
Polonius
Lloyd George
Hamlet
Denmark
Russia
America
Shakespeare
Prince of Wales favors tailless jackets over coats
A vivid report claims the Prince of Wales increasingly prefers tailless dinner jackets to tailed evening coats at social events. War time strictness faded as society reels from changes in dress codes and the loss of festive gaiety in London drawing rooms.
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Prince of Wales
Prince Albert
London
Day Defends the Supreme Court and Attacks La Follette
In a letter to Chief Justice Taft, William R. Day thanks the court for regret over his retirement and denounces Senator La Follette for trying to curb judicial review of federal statutes. He lauds the court as guardian of fundamental rights and criticizes attempts to undermine its independence. The piece compares Europe’s crisis, US foreign policy caution, and political chatter on reparations, sunshine science, and moonshine potential.
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Taft
Supreme Court
William R. Day
Senator la Follette
Congress
Judge Day
Republic
la Follette
Clark
Mandans
Great Falls
Montana Yesterdays Notes on Lewis and Clark Expedition
J A Sanders records from Montana Yesterdays noting Captain Clark and Lewis and Clark wintering near present Mandan, mapping the region, with entries from 1805 1806 including Beavers deer and river notes, and 1867 impeachment article on James M Ashley in Montana history.
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Clack
Missouri
North Dakota
Sry
Tismarck
Tod. Urlanders
Montana Historical Society
Society of Montana Pioneers
Clark
Indiana
Montana
Sanders
Horoscopes for January 7 1922 forecast varied fortunes
A dated forecast notes favorable aspects for clergy and physicians, with Mars and Jupiter promising activity and hospital growth. It predicts honors for an army officer, parental household arts advancement, but warns of political dissension, food price unrest, and potential foreign pressure. Capricorn children may be generous yet money minded.
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Unday
United States
Uranus
Saturn
MoCture
Assembly Gets Well Started in Tax Legislation
Montana lawmakers begin work on tax reforms including rate reviews, delinquent tax penalties, and semi annual payment plans. Proposals seek to abolish the state highway commission, consolidate school offices, and expand jury service to women with protections for exemptions.
Assembly Clash Over Taxation Committee Split
The note rescinded prior action and began a thorough inquiry. A clash occurred in the assembly as an attempt to overturn the committee on committees for the taxation personnel failed by two votes, 27 to 26. The halls were largely deserted as members returned home for the weekend.
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Committee On Committees
Committee On Taxation
Sclons
Women Hold Their Mock Legislature
The Silver Bow League of Women Voters met at the Y M C A on January 3 with Mrs. J B Ellis presiding. Members approved minutes and committee reports before the assembly considered a recall bill for elective officers and discussed future measures including abolishing the state high commission and the University of Montana chancellor office. The league invites eligible women to join.
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Silver Bow League of Women Voters
Y.M.C. A
J.B. Ellis
League
Mra. Bilis
Sliver Bow
Lippencott
House
State of
Montana
Tay
University of Montana
Publc Ie
Crook unlocks bank wicket in daylight theft
Portland Jan. 6 More than 8000 dollars in currency was stolen from the Ashley and Ramelin private bank before noon as a thief unlocked a teller wicket and took all visible money. The crime was so cleverly done it went undiscovered for hours. teller H G Butts left for lunch with the wicket unlocked but key inside. Investigation showed the wicket was opened by someone in the bank lobby. police have no clue.
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Associated Prep
Portland
Ore
Ashley and Ramelin
Offic
G. Butts
Jimmie and Dad Radio Stories Discuss Amplifier Types
In a radio chat titled Jimmie and Dad, Mr Quick explains multiple radio frequency amplification methods. He describes resistance coupled, transformer coupled, tuned plate, and all core transformer amplifiers, noting each has pros and cons. The dialogue highlights complexity and the need to simplify before adding stages.
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Quick
Quik
Mr. Quick
Radio amplification ideas from early 1920s discussion
A Bell Syndicate 1922 piece captures a radio chat on stability and amplification. Topics include resistance coupled amplifiers, using radio frequency stages, coupling a telephone receiver to an antenna, and exploring transformer versus resistance power amps. References include Jearne and Tommy Wilson, with caution about prohibition implications.
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Jearne
Jimmie
Hever
Mr. Quick
Tommy Wilson
New York City
The
Bell Syndicate, Inc
President nominates Montana postmasters in four appointments
Special Dispatch to the Standard reports the president named Howard Squires of Harlowton and Joseph Brooks at Livingston as Montana postmasters. Louis A. Lesky at Warm Springs and Mrs Nora Siete at Pipestone Springs were also appointed, expanding federal postings in the state.
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Montana
Standard
Washington
Howard Squires
Harlowton
Joseph Brooks
Livingston
Louis A. Lesky
Warm Springs
Nora Siete
Pipestone Springs
Legislative Gossip Reports Early Montanans at Work
Helena Jan 6 Lieutenant Governor Story explained a temporary measure to curb pocketbook urgency. Representative Maury of Silver Bow pushes repeal of the metropolitan police law. Clerical slips mix names as Mrs Florence Kerr Facey is mistaken for Hill representative. Attaches’ pay bill delayed. Musselshell’s Dearborn touts youth and highway tax plans. John T Andrews of Butte is the sole second-term Bilver Row member. Missoula’s S Carpenter plans Hose banquet. Warden Jairways to speak.
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State Highway Commission
Assembly
Stat
Board of Examiners
Consolidated Boards
Bureau of Child and Animal Protection
Hutte
H. Lowdnes Maury
Silver Bow
Poli Department
Butte
Helena
Govenor
Noton
Dueslegtreldt
Zarbom
Walt
Kane
Lowndes Maury
Silver
Troy
Hull County
Montana
Jim Shoemaker
Florence Kerr Facey
Phillips
Hill
Mark D. Dearborn
Musselsfiell
Musselshell
Senate
Senator Dearborn
John T. Andrews
Bilver Row
Montana Assembly
Andrews
At. S. Carpenter
Missoula
Montana Sportsmen's Association
Hobson
Tudith River
Jairways
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Rand
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Eee
Germany
Uncle Sam
United States Senate
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Mostana: Historical Society
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Drewyer
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Skipanon Creek
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Gass
George Shannon
Joe Fields
Gibson
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Bratten
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