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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 04, 1919
Page
4
The article notes Japan pressed a stance at the conference while China protested. It suggests the League of Nations may intervene if China and Japan clash, and remarks the decision seems the lesser evil though not pleasing to the United States or Britain, the latter allied with Japan.
A patriotic ode praising American democracy and the resilience of the United States through wars. It honors returning soldiers, stresses a government rooted in the people, and advocates peaceful national unity. The piece urges reverence for the nation’s June Fourth celebration with reverent, hopeful tone.
Columbus speakers warn that Japan’s retention of Shantung, seen as pivotal in Asian politics, could spark war. Calkins compares Japanese aims to German expansion, urges American caution in the Philippines, while Jenks argues the Shantung award defies justice and could draw the United States into a Far East conflict. Both men question the motives of the peace conference and its impact on regional stability.
Guy Stanton Ford, dean of the graduate school of Minneapolis, urged democratic education to combat insidious foreign propaganda. He noted propaganda infiltrated some public schools and stressed teaching citizen–state relations and the superiority of American institutions to ensure lasting, strong citizenship amid youth and foreign students in Americanization courses.
A collage of remarks on World War I and 1920 politics cites Wilson, Hohenzollern, and Pancho Villa while mocking diplomacy and public spectacle. The piece laments disarmament, belligerent rhetoric, and looming elections with sharp humor and bold opinions about Germany, Mexico, Russia, and American leadership.
Housewife suggests a temptingly healthy summer breakfast plan with fresh flowers neat linen and quick preps. The Providence Bulletin reports on murder trial jury selection in Lawrence Massachusetts and remarks by Judge Thayer on newspaper reading ethics and impartiality.
A fragmented wartime verse from 1918 declares Columbia to claim peace and unleash resolve. It lauds a female leader and knightly virtue, urging victory over aggression and promising a dawn of peace within her realm. A stray line hints at a European explosive vest device invention.
Francisco Saverio Nitti former treasury minister is appointed premier of Italy. A popular figure among Americans he previously visited the U S in 1917 as part of an Italian mission. A professor of finance he led irrigation projects and tunnel works linking rivers to the Atlantic. The centre party leader’s cabinet formation signals closer Vatican relations.
A collage of jokes about courtship prices and delayed weddings. A deserted wife recalls a door scene with flies entering the house, while others poke fun at engagements, garden care, and a vacant lot owner’s public spirit.
A collage of editorial snippets from Cincinnati Enquirer Boston Transcript Houston Post Washington Post Baltimore American and Pittsburg Gazette discuss Senator La Follette’s treatment at Ocean Grove, projecting blame on wartime veterans, the president’s role in prohibition, and reactions to pacifying Germany.
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