Governor's Message Urges Broad Government Reform in Montana
The Montana governor discusses language requirements for citizenship, prohibition, and the need for energetic enforcement of laws. He praises the Industrial Accident Board, supports influenza preparedness, farm bureau activity, and opposes creating new counties. He calls for a radical amendment to the direct primary law and urges broad, responsible state leadership. The message, printed in full, urges citizens to stay informed on the state’s internal economy.
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Farm Bureau
Montana
The Standard's Service Flag
A brief item from The Standard notes the service flag display honoring local service members. The piece highlights community pride and the wartime spirit reflected in residents’ enlistments and recognitions.
Montana Governor Seeks Moderation in Reform Debates
A Montana state address lauds wartime sacrifice and urges balanced policy. It praises the war effort, commends the state council of defense, and calls for careful taxation, enforcement of prohibition, and regulated use of foreign languages in public schools. The governor opposes teaching German in schools and in other subjects.
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Stewarts
Wine Conservatum
Ariely
Montana
Assur
State Council of Defense
Sai
Citizenship Talk Sparks Postwar Loyalty Debate
A column argues men who avoided naturalization during World War I should be barred from citizenship, urging deportation to their homelands for disloyalty. It contrasts Allied and German occupier proclamations about conduct, loyalty, and penalties in occupied territories.
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Foch
War Proclamations and Political Debate Across Nations
A collage of wartime proclamations and political commentary cites German threats and executions, Foch and Wilson remarks, and British election aftermath. The piece weaves depictions of hostages, deportations, and calls to work with orders contrasted against debates on Democratic nomination and postwar governance.
Blouse and Skirt Fashion Tips For Evening Wear
The article discusses economy by pairing a light blouse with a substantial skirt for evening attire. It covers fabric choices like Georgette and net, trimming with embroidery or beads, belt styles, and home seaming tips. It also touches on color contrasts, light collars, and care for net fabrics, noting era details and a 1818 copyright.
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Georgette
McChure
Bolshevik Threats Linked to Cork Monument Destruction
New York Herald frames Irish Bolshevik influence as a danger to a Cork Boer War monument funded by public subscription. It argues Sinn Fein loyalists might have exploited Britain’s emergency, and alleges treasonable ties with Germany. The piece blames Bolshevik ideas spreading among Irish leaders for desecrating the memorial.
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Urish Bolshevists
New York
Linn Fenners
Cork
Britain
Africa
Sinn’ Fein
Germany
Ireland
Humor of the Day and Stage Talk Fragments
A jumble of humorous dialogue and snatches of gossip quotes. Topics range from marriage and theater ambitions to a self defense book and make up. References touch on London and New York figures, stage plans, and a jab at golf with Perkins’ wife.
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Jiggins
Baltimore
Jan
Boston
Juliet
Crawford
Crabshaw
New York
Parke
Perkins
Lane
Spirit of the Press Exposes Vague Cost Spin and Global Ideas
A garbled dispatch notes retail prices for women's clothing are to recede soon, per Chicago garment makers, amid anecdotal references to bandana parasols in the tropics. The piece touches on public debates over wartime ideas, a stilted quip on parenting, and mentions Woodrow Wilson’s circle, Holland's crowding, and Von Tirpitz’s mustache as curious asides in a fragmented national column.
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Chicago
Tropics
Houston
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