The Anaconda Standard Theatre Review Amid Farce and Farce
A long critical column mocks a stage show blending Henry Ford, the Chicago Tribune trial, and a flood of topics from pacifism to politics. It lauds rapid acts and shifting scenes while warning of extravagance and elaborate legal rhetoric, ending with a note on price policy.
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Hlas
Henry Ford
Chicago Tribune
Count von Bernstorff
United States Senate
Kansas
Wilson
Congress
N. B
Chicago ‘Tribunes
Enery
Notes and Comments on summer politics and issues
The column ridicules dry humor about summer conditions in Montana and other topics. It jokes about ambassadors, sugar costs, Japan and China, ancient Rome, the League of Nations, vaudeville, alcohol laws, heredity and environment, Montana heat, a New Jersey veteran candidate for county clerk, and Senator Borah while noting ongoing fighting in Russia.
Extraordinary Session Called By Governor Stewart in Montana
Governor Stewart calls Montana's legislature to meet in Helena on July 29 to address urgent distress in agricultural regions, seek highway-related employment, consider issuing bonds for road projects, and ratify the federal woman suffrage amendment. The extraordinary session aims to relieve dire conditions and utilize federal highway aid.
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Montana
Stewart
Legislative Assembly
Helena
Profiteering in Germany Amid Food Price Crash
Berlin dispatches report a price crash driven by illicit dealers stockpiling hidden supplies before a blockade. Widespread profiteering and civic demoralization are noted as people take advantage of others. If profiteers face falling prices, it offers little consolation to the many harmed.
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Berlin
Germany
Angel in disguise sparks Ireland debate
Speech by Sir Edward Carson in Belfast denounces America while praising Britain’s wartime aims. The piece argues his stance reflects Castle-Irish opinion and criticizes his anti home rule rhetoric and harsh British rule legacy in Ireland. It notes American press rejection of Carson’s language and calls out class hatred.
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Sir Edward Carson
Ireland
Kaiser
Alsace
Lorraine
Holland
Finland
Balkan States
Carson
America
Belfast
Lloyd George
Orangeman
Collier’s
Food Prices Next Year And Cost Of Living
From the New York Commercial. Next year reconstruction rather than full recovery, no guaranteed wheat prices, likely large carryover, and European imports reduced as countries regain agricultural pace. Farmers may shift acreage to corn. canned goods and meats could drop in price, tin normalizes, packing materials plentiful, labor costs still a constraint. Meat cheaper wholesale, supplies up, but prewar levels not reached until wages align with costs. The cycle may reverse eventually.
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New York
Japanese Policy and Power in the Far East Crisis
A fragmentary analysis argues the Japanese government must be government by constitutional means and responsible to the diet to avert imperialist force. It warns that Japan’s intimidation of China relies on military strength, risking conflict with maritime powers and League boundaries.
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Ministry of War
Diet
Haps Binese
Far East
Powell
China
League of Nations
Conian
Hungary’s Bolchevist Rule Brings Quiet Civil War Fears
The article notes Hungary’s early Bolshevik-style government faced unanimity and swift seizure of private property, with industry nationalized and public reaction subdued. It describes a few months after adoption of Bolshevism as a period of civil tremors, riots, and mounting unrest.
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Hungary
Russia
Hungarians Embrace Bolshevism Then Feel Betrayed
The text argues that bolshevism failed to gain broad backing in Hungary where capitalists royalists and lesser factions could not sustain a revolution. It claims Bolshevism won fleeting support from a few but could not deliver, noting confiscations left supporters without resources and that Hungarians once embraced the movement like religion but were betrayed.
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Danube
Hungary
Rhyme and Reason A Song at Parting
Fragmentary verse piece shows a lyric call for solace in departure and longing. It hints at love, loneliness, and hopeful harvest of affection, with imperfect OCR rendering of 1919 style copyright and author A Daly.
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Norrow
The
Windicate, Inc
A. Daly
Humor of the Day and Quips in Periodicals
A collage of humor dialogue drawn from Baltimore American Browning's Magazine and other titles. Snatches include lines about a mony dinner, a detective remark, a wife who does washing, and a description of a dark heavy-set man with a derby hat, light gray suit, blue tie and cane, illustrating early 20th century wit and slang.
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Browning
Ing’s
Man who sank fleet at Scapa Flow hero in Germany
Exclusive photo shows Admiral von Reuter who ordered the scuttling of the Hun fleet at Scapa Flow. In Germany he is hailed as a hero while in England he is treated as dishonored for breaking his word. The image was taken at the Orwestry internment camp before transfer to Donington Hall for disposal by the British government.
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Admiral von Reuter
Scapa Flow
Germany
England
Orwestry
Donington Hall
Statements and Wits from the Press Across 1919
A collage of editorials and quips from major papers quotes about figures like the Kaiser Willy George Washington and postmasters general. It glosses on trials, peace conferences, and postwar concerns with a satirical tone. The items reflect press sentiment and political ana.
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Augustus Caesar
Rome
Red Sea
Jim Reed
Vaudeville
Arte
Morgan
Oklahoma
Harry 8
New, Jr
Los Angeles
New Jersey
William Hohenzollern
Burleson
Senator Borah
London
Rhyme and Reason
Spirit of the Press
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Cleveland
Wikon
New York World
Kansas City Star
Borah
Willard
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Sgialley Basin
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