James M Cox And Roosevelt In Democratic Nominating Tales
A portrait of James M. Cox as a strong Democratic candidate highlighting his Ohio governorship, moderate views on prohibition, and character. The piece also recounts Franklin D Roosevelt's assertive moment at the convention, where he reclaimed a New York banner during a Wilson procession, signaling Roosevelt’s energetic potential.
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James M. Cox
Ohio
Jacksonburg
Congressman Sorg
Dayton Daily News
Springfield Press
News League of Ohio
Cox
Wilson
League of Nations
Harding
Dayton
Protestant Episcopal Church
Roosevelt
White House
Lunn
Schenectady
Judge Mahoney
New York
Mr. Roosevelt
Another Roosevelt Looms as VP Candidate
Franklin D Roosevelt, a 38 year old democrat, rises as a potential vice presidential candidate. The piece traces his early life from Harvard to the New York bar, the state senate, and service as assistant secretary of the navy, drawing parallels with Theodore Roosevelt and noting his cultured yet democratic outlook.
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Franklin D. Roosevelt
Harvard
New York
New York State Senate
Navy
Franklin D
Theodore
Roosevelt
Liar Accuses Partner After Trap Mishap on Green
A shouted taunt erupts as a golfer claims a partner misled him about a trap. The frustrated speaker warns the other about telling lies and expresses hope for peace in the round.
The Prospector and Early Economic Warnings Across Montana
A collage of historical notes from the Montana press contrasts the fading prospects of the old prospector with rising national debt, profiteering crackdowns, and practical irrigation. It cites the Billings Gazette on mining history, the Helena Independent on worldwide debt and per-person costs, a Glasgow Courier take on profiteers, the Great Falls Leader on party declarations, and Kalispell Inter-Lake on irrigation as rainmaker substitute.
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Helena
Kalispell Inter-Lake
Winifred Black Advises a Divorced Woman to Break Off Engagement
The column counsels a divorced woman to reclaim every penny lent to her suitor and place it in savings. It urges breaking the engagement now to avoid future heartache, arguing vanity lies in worldly charm while gratitude stays with prudent self care.
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Robert Louis Stevenson
Bernard Shaw
Two Of A Kind Porch Poem Of Sorrow And Politics
A reflective piece likens Mr. Bryan and Senator Johnson to kindred spirits in adversity. It urges inviting Bryan to a companion porch at Marion and Dayton to share solace, music, and oratory while viewing the bay and Golden Gate. Mentions McAdoo’s sagacity.
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Mr. Bryan
Johnson
Marion
Dayton
Golden Gate
Republican overconfidence fading amid convention talk
The piece jokes about Republican overconfidence waning, cites the eighteenth amendment reducing Bryan's influence, and parodies campaign dynamics with figures like Cox, Harding, and Homer S. Cummings. It notes political maneuvering, unity challenges, and a wry line about politicians never divorcing from politics due to alimony.
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Mr. Bryan
Humor and Gossip Quips From the Evening Pages
A collection of light sketches and jokes from readers and staff. Banter about Edith and dialed calls, a sly remark on a soubrette, a family joke about authority and marriage. A joke about a man seeking a divorce due to finances and a sharp jab at travel.
Moose Killing in Nova Scotia Reaches High Figures
Official records show 1 230 moose were killed in the province during October and November the open season. The article notes similar harvests in recent years and highlights abundant game including bear caribou deer lynx and foxes in Nova Scotia.
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Halifax
Nova Scotia
Global currents through a storm of headlines
A collage of 1920s wire service chatter and editorial quips spanning wars treaties coal protests and political jests. Notes reference Switzerland’s rumored peace lasting centuries Hoover Harding and other leaders with satirical takes on Prohibition and party politics.
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Anafonda Standard
Montana
Standard Publishing Company, Publishers and Proprietors
Anaconda, Mont
Anaconda
Butte
North Main Street
Anaconda Office
Coosee
Businerss
Standard Publishing Company
Associated Press
Eastern Business Office
Prudden
King & Prudden
Fifth Ave
Steger Bidg
Chicago
Globe Bidg
Boston
R&s
Mel
Man
Copyright
MY. Tribus
THE
Montana Press
Overland Mail
Pony Express
Buffalo
Rocky Mountain
Billings Gazette
New York State
Utica
Glasgow Courier
Great Falls
Cascade County
Winifred Black
McAdoo
David
Goliath
Homer S. Cummings
San Francisco
Washington
Underwood & Underwood
Senor
Yglesias Calderon
United States
Shanghai Gazette
Harold
Gwendolyn
Sam
Birmingham Age-Herald
Switzerland
Philadelphia Ledger
Chicago News
Sun and
New York Herald
Traving
Herbert Hoover
Indianapolis News
Columbia Record
Volstead
Detroit News
Cleveland Plain
Pittsburg
Baltimore American
St. Louis
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