Prohibition Upheld by Supreme Court and Fight Ahead
The supreme court affirms the eighteenth amendment and the enforcement act, signaling permanence for prohibition while wets and drys brace for battles at the San Francisco convention and in Congress. Analysts foresee limited issue scope if wets gain in key districts.
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Supreme Court
America
Congress
San Francisco
Wets
Edwards
New Jersey
Byron
Cochran
Prohibition
Washington
Byran
Russia From The Inside Reports Harsh Conditions
A February delegation to Russia, guaranteed unimpeded entry, faced strict isolation in transit and in Moscow. The report notes Russia's population decline with a 112 per 1000 mortality rate, scarce medical aid, and almost no drugs in villages, despite delegates gathering facts.
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Moscow
Petrograd
Russia
Will o the Hoosiers and the 1920 nominating scene
An odd blend of political commentary on Warren G. Harding and William L. Harding with Will H. Hays as a dark horse of the 1920 Republican nation. The piece notes Hays birthplace Sullivan Indiana and rise to RNC chair. It questions readiness for president and jokes about convention dynamics. It also references Liberty bonds and the June bride crop amid campaign chatter.
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Warren G. Harding
Ohio
William L. Harding
Hardings
Will H. Hays
Republican National Committee
Who's Who
Hays
Wabash
Sullivan
Ind
Indiana
Republican State Central Committee
United States
Montana Press Urges Rethink on War Laws and Politics
A montage of editorial snips from Helena to Kalispell notes money talking in campaigns, war emergency repeal debates, and social unrest. It mentions Carl Riddick, Great Falls papers, Butte radicals, and I W W disturbances, with civic unease over national direction and labor strife.
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Standard Publishing Company
Butte
Montana
Associated Press
Eastern Business Office
Prudden, King & Prudden
Fifth Ave
New York
Steger
Chicago
Globe Bldg
Boston
Communist Party
Carl Riddick
Townley
Great Falls
Big Bix
Cal
Helena
House Judiciary Committee
Missoula
Sentinel
America
Neihart
Teport
Kalispell
Inter Lake
Quotations and headlines echo world affairs in late papers
The snippet compiles brief quotes from papers like Detroit Free Press Houston Post Providence Journal Cleveland Plain Dealer New York Telegraph Baltimore American and Washington Star. It cites opinions on Armenia Germany colonies Greece and international policy as well as a line from the Wall Street Journal.
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Weld
Armenia
Detroit
Free’ Press
Reg Lar
Houston Post
Greece
New’ York
Telegraph
Carranza
Baltimore
Duek Usrae
House
Washington Star
Magus of Nations
Wall Street Journal
Fragmented Notes Blur Public Quiet Amid Silly Courtroom Jokes
A garbled collage of lines from various papers shows snatches of dialogue and headlines about Parliament, poets, a honeymoon joke, and social banter. The text includes mentions of London Tid and Louisville Courier, with stray quotes about ministers, fashion, and a Boston transcript, all jumbled.
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Boston ‘Transcript
Pariamioner
Tose Foodie
Foodie
Mr. Poodle
Sala
London
Nur Sana
Lone Son Times-Union
Louisville
Crossing the Line in a 1920s moral column
Winifred Black laments a tale of crossing the Mann Act line as a sister’s husband runs away with his wife’s sister. The piece urges personal reform, condemning vanity and cruelty while urging restraint and hard work to overcome heartbreak.
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California
Ore
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Anatenia Standard
Anaconda, Mont
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Ity
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Hiram
Kentucky
The
Humane Society
Wood
Montana Press
Havre
Lewistown Democrat News
Miles City American
Shellay Vs
Marlow
Settin’ Prett
Thomas A. Mar
Aunce
Charis
Walt Mason
Providence Journal
Apeea
Ren
Iteema
Germany
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Battie
Dod
Steve He
Underwood & Underwood
Winifred Black
Newspaper Feature Service, Inc
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