Anaconda Standard Publisher Notes and Political Commentary
The Anaconda Standard publishes at 119 North Main Street in Butte and Anaconda offices with editorial and business departments noted. The piece critiques leadership and party dynamics, arguing the subject’s actions disqualify him from the Republican label while implying democratic suitability if nominated by the San Francisco convention.
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Standard Publishing Company
Anaconda
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Butte
North Main Street
Autorial
Futta
Montana
Associated Pres
Associated Press
Senate
House
San Francisco
Memorable Days Ahead Mark Big Global and Domestic Shifts
The article notes January 16 marks both the League of Nations organization in Europe and the U.S. move toward national prohibition, with potential constitutional challenges pending. It adds January 17 in France brings a presidential election, though inauguration is set for February 17, highlighting a week of rapid, uncertain events.
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League of Nations
Europe
United States
Supreme Court
France
Hell
Orie
Coolidge Eyes Presidential Run Amid Massachusetts Win
The article notes Governor Coolidge of Massachusetts openly pursuing the presidency without considering a vice presidential slot. It cites his campaign manager and views on not diluting his issue with second-place nomination. Massachusetts’s 125,000 majority under Coolidge strongly supports his presidential bid.
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Coolidge
United States
Brooklyn Eagle
Massachusetts
Chicago
Hoover's Popularity Sparks GOP Recruitment Talk
The Boston Herald urges Republicans to consider Hoover as a presidential candidate noting his broad appeal across parties. It argues personality and public desire for independent voting could determine the race, comparing past cross party support for Grant and Taylor and warning against nominating a mediocre candidate.
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Hoover
Boston Herald
Boston
General Grant
Zachary Taylor
Herald
California
Wilson
Hiram Johnson
Douglas
Roosevelt
Unn, & Ma
Hunt for $100000 in buried whiskey in Virginia
A tale of Colonel Blackstone stockpiling rye and bourbon before Prohibition. He buried most of it with a loyal servant who died suddenly without revealing the cache. Now the colonel searches with divining rods and spirit mediums, chasing the concealed liquor.
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Virginia
Poe
Colonel Blackstone
In the Light of History on Revolutions and Tyranny
The piece argues revolutions stem from long oppression and arbitrary rule. It cites the French Revolution era and the Russian oppression as examples, noting revolutions are violent but eventually exhaust themselves and reach an end.
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Russia
The Punishment and the Crime
An essay argues wife desertion is a national problem, varying by region, with New Jersey pushing for public whipping posts as a remedy. It criticizes jail but suggests the whipping post could deter husbands who abandon families, while noting historical penology devices once seen as cures.
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New Jersey
Japanese honesty and stereotypes spark political debate
The piece surveys biased views of Japanese honesty in the United States, noting Senate remarks about banks employing Chinese tellers in Japan and elsewhere. It argues that banks in Japan use Chinese staff for coin handling, cites Bryan’s evolving stance, and comments wryly on liquor and lawyers amid a shifting world.
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Pacific
Senate
Reed
Japan
China
Orient
Bryan
Victor Berger
Compromise ideas in League of Nations debate noted
The Press of Montana surveys postwar sentiment on ratifying the peace treaty and urges swift action through effective machinery. It notes broad public and Senate support, with a few obstinate opponents, and highlights ongoing census enumeration issues and congressional work, including Taft’s stance and budget talk for 1920.
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League of Nations
United States
Livingston
Rhyme and Reason Songs of Wedlock
Fragmentary verse from 1920 poetry piece by TAY Daly discusses enduring love, aging, and life shared between two people. The text evokes time, grief, cheer, and the golden youth held by a lifelong bond.
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Earth
Lear
Tay Daly
Flashes of Lightning Cat Must Live Somehow
A fragmented item cites urban debate on city education budget and summer feeding, with scattered references to a political scene. It mentions statements by William and Bryan, the 1520 treaty notion, and a note about Pershing and Holshevik movements. The text reads like overheard remarks and partial quotes from several papers.
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New Yorke
Department of Education
Cins Anatl Baquirer
Smucon
Fires Target Irish Officials Amid Assassination Attack
A photo shows Ian MacPherson secretary to Ireland and Viscount French, lieutenant of Ireland, both named officials. They have been fired upon by assassins, highlighting a violent attack affecting prominent Irish figures.
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Test
Ian MacPherson
Ate
Ireland
Viscount’ French
An Abused Wife Seeks Help and Escape
Winifred Black counsels a young wife in a brutal marriage to reveal abuse, leave the husband, and seek divorce or alimony. She urges reporting threats, seeking court aid, and starting anew with her child, emphasizing work, self-respect, and practical steps over endurance. The letter underscores resilience and practical guidance for ending abuse.
Humor Bits From Railroading Chatty Windows
Scrambled excerpts recall a railway clerk pressed at a grass barred window while a motherly figure scolds. Amid jumbled dialogue a joke about a partridge and a rabbit unfolds, with a London speaker boasting a vivid tale of a bird and a misshapen shot.
Tarantula Bite Sends Local Woman To Bed
In Ponca City Ohio Mrs A B Culbertson was bitten on the knee by a large tarantula while assisting in her husband’s grocery store. She spent two weeks bedbound with a critical condition believed caused by a banana-borne arachnid.
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Serview
Ponca’ City
Ohio
A.B. Culbertson
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