Anaconda Standall Praises Governor Cox in Portrait Piece
A lengthy profile extols Governor Cox as outdoorsy, energetic, and healthful, noting his love of hunting, golf, and horses. It highlights his support for film censorship, interest in literature and history, daily Bible reading, and generous gift of dogs, with Brevoort Lake fishing trips and a lifelong bond with a guide.
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Cox
Ohio Board of Motion Picture Censors
North Woods
Brevoort Lake
Michigan
Thomas Jefferson
Evening Post
Bear Garden Foibles Parade Complex United Front
A Chicago week-long spectacle mocks diverse reformers and fringe groups including the forty-eighters, single taxers, laborites, and non partisan leaguers. The editorial lampoons the chaotic coalition with a musical satire where La Follette, Debs, and Christiansen figure as unlikely leaders while Bryan and Amos Pinchot languish in decline.
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Bear Garden
Chicago
Bedlam
Senator la Follette
Debs
Christensen
Salt Lake
Bryan
Amos Pinchot
Arithmetic of It Shows 266 Votes Needed for Victory
The piece explains electoral math for a 266 vote victory. It notes 136 solid Democratic votes in the South and outlines potential gains from border states Maryland West Virginia Kentucky Missouri New York New Jersey and Ohio. It argues West Virginia may be unreliable and Republicans will try to keep Kentucky, so Cox faces the need to win a large state such as Massachusetts Indiana Illinois or multiple smaller states. Neither Cox nor Harding has an assured win.
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Solid South
Maryland
West Virginia
Kentucky
Missouri
New York
New Jersey
Ohio
Cox
Massachusetts
Indiana
Ilinois
Harding
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
Martimore Sun
Wan
Uslant Becre
Fetary
Detroit Prep Press
What Manner of Man Is This Cox Biography Critique
The piece lauds relentless press scrutiny of Governor Cox, noting reporters from many papers intensely track his life and actions. It highlights Cox as a man of high integrity and public virtue despite pervasive gossip and curiosity. It cites the New York Evening Post noting his memory for friends, fondness for family, and love of study and sports.
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Senate
Cox
Ohio
New York Evening Post
Splendors of the Park and Election Anecdotes
Yellowstone reports its best season yet as Old Faithful and the Grand deliver spectacular eruptions while visitor numbers surpass 100000. The pieces also poke fun at political figures as the Dayton News and Marion Star weigh cabinet news and the Bryan Lipton spar.
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Yellowstone National Park
Lal
Chicago
San Francisco
Yellowstone Park
Dayton News
Marion Star
Fragmented political chatter crosses Montana pages
A collage of editorials and opinions from Mis soula Sentinel Lewistown Democrat Helena papers discusses national politics Ohio governors and party reform. It mentions Ohioans secret society and railroads public health conferences in Helena with remarks on Cox of Ohio and Vermont politics.
Wood's daughter sails to France as driver for aid
Miss Louise Wood, daughter of Maj. Gen. Leonard Wood, photographed aboard La Savoie as she ships to serve as a driver for the American committee aiding devastated France. The 18 year old will wear the official uniform she has prepared for the task.
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Underwood & Underwood
New York
Louise Wood
Leonard Wood
la’ Savoie
American Committee For
France
Wife Beating A Woman Speaks Her View In 1920
Winifred Black writes about abandoning a husband who strikes, degrades, or humiliates her before their children. She insists the abused are not to blame after the first hit and urges leaving a cowardly bully. She also rejects loving a controlling, petty, or deceitful partner and condemns tolerating abuse in any form.
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Tookory al
Ronda
Washington
Star
Cook
Teres
Wil
Political chatter on Ohio in the 14 state era
A garbled column cites Ohio as a central political pivot for the presidential campaign. It mentions Democratic and Republican positions, unnamed editors, and scattered references to nominees and party strategy, all in a frenzied collage of quotes and errors.
Humor Bits from a Turbulent Era Across Newspapers
Readers encounter a collage of quotes and dialect from Boston to Philadelphia and Washington, revealing humorous vignettes, family scenes, and wartime chatter. The clipped snippets feature a landlord, feeding tramps, a cook, schoolroom antics, and a doughboy hopeful for peace, reflecting daily life and public sentiment.
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