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Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jul 12, 1920

Page

4

Cox and Volstead Act Enforce­ment Stance Noted in Ohio

The Anaconda Standard reports James E. Campbell's praise of Governor Cox for enforcing all laws including the Volstead act. Cox insists law enforcement is the core, rejecting neglect or revolution rhetoric while Ohio supporters in San Francisco split over dry and wet planks in the party platform.

Standard Publishing Company Anaconda Mont Butte North Main Street Eastern Business Office Prudden King & Prudden Pith Ave New York Steger Bidg Chicago Globe Bidg Boston Cox James E. Campbell Ohio Anti-Saloon League Missouri San Francisco Bryan Cochran

Cuba and Cuba booze hold world market claims

A Montanan roundup notes Cuba near monopoly on alcohol and sugar while America debates third party bid and liquor problems. Missoula bootlegger incident injures but lessons linger as editors warn of gaslit luxury spending and rising living costs.

Cuba Uncle Sam Helena Missoula

Conventions as a Target of a Dreaming Poet

Winifred Black reflects on social conventions as stifling rules, contrasting political ritual with everyday norms. She recalls a friend’s poem critiquing etiquette and the tension between personal authenticity and expected behavior. The piece muses on why some social dictates persist while others fade, noting the evolving sense of convention.

Humor of the Day and light domestic anecdotes

A collage of humorous vignettes from era papers. A flirtatious weekend courtship in a dim parlor, remarks on wedding journeys and publicity in motor courtships, a church luncheon meat and soup mixup, and a colored helper Henry hanging a portrait with a cheeky left-right ladder pun.

Dobbin Birmingham Axe-Herald Columbus Dispatch Henry Harper's

Press quotes attack political bias across papers

A mosaic of clipped quotations from multiple newspapers mocks party politics and public figures. The notes reference Democratic and Republican figures including Bryan and Wilson, plus remarks on women's bargaining experience and League of Nations debates.

Eee Steenth Eugene V. Debs Harding Wilson League of Nations Pasa Washington Post Woodrow David Starr Jordan Detroit Free Press

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