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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1920
Page
4
A fragment from The Anaconda Standard critiques bureaucracy as tyranny in the name of workers. It argues any government is bad, but prefers individual capitalism for personal expression and freedom. The piece reflects period tone about governance and worker roles.
Local business and editorial office contact details list Butte at 119 North Main Street and Anaconda office options. No further context or events provided.
A national campaign outline outlines Governor Cox and Roosevelt as standard bearers. Democrats aim to visit key regions to persuade voters including third parties and prohibitionists. Speakers will tour from East to West and from Pacific to Atlantic to educate voters before November. The piece forecasts a sweeping Democratic victory.
Emma Goldman, exiled to Soviet Russia, appears to undergo a moral and political reassessment. She is portrayed as redirected by her experiences among hardship and dictatorship, acknowledging flaws in Marxist theory and the costs of revolution. The piece frames her as a victim of circumstance who may emerge wiser from deportation.
A critique of a Republican campaign sketch titled Cox Is Wet. The piece defends Governor Cox as a good citizen despite political controversy, notes the president cannot force national wet or dry policies, and jokes about a hypothetical meeting with Senator Harding about a drink amid a dry environment.
A contemplative column tracks rapid progress from horse drawn carriages to automobiles and airplanes, noting a few hundred businessmen fly careers and routes, while warnings and curiosities mix with references to public figures, political themes, and the era’s irony as Ohio jokes about presidential odds and a baseball pennant.
A compilation of odd notes from Montana papers on irrigation plans near Miles City, growing electoral interest, and early Third Party talk. Items include survey progress for Yellowstone valley irrigation, commentary on campaigns, and remarks on Senator Harding and other political currents.
A selection of terse editorial quips from major papers lampooning figures like Bryan Hoover Reed and Cox. The items mix sarcasm about campaigns with brief political jabs and commentary on election tactics across several cities. Names include McAdoo Bryan Hobson Daniels and Cox with references to party politics and voting age.
New York police identified Joseph Riggi an 18 year old as the youth who swindled seven silk messenger boys out of rolls valued at 50000 using a pocketbook game. He was arrested on grand larceny charges found in company with a prospective victim as investigators sought the accomplice in months long probe.
A Daly 1920 verse celebrates Carlotta's virtue and a husband’s love. The speaker vows happiness and ease in her life, praising her work. He plans a playful gift a woolen pad that nests atop her hair, aiding domestic tasks and warming their home.
A collage of brief quips and jokes from various papers. Witty lines on city dress, hotel noise, vestry gossip, wedding life, prohibition, alarm clocks, odors, love letters, and late risers. Each item reflects old newspaper humor with named papers noted in quotation context.
Mrs Rachel Larcah of a Coney Island bungalow sought seven five dollars weekly alimony from her husband Elie Larcah a hot dog vendor at the resort after a dispute over income from the frankfurter trade.
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