Anaconda Standard June 18 1920 Versail les War Debate
The paper notes the Versailles discussion and questions a Republican push to renegotiate global alliances. It critiques a proposed new league and cites distinguished Republican party adviser Elihu Root as a cautious voice. The column argues the party cannot please all factions at all times.
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Standard Publishing Company
Publishers and Proprietore
Anaconda
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Postomce
Butte
North Main Street
Maiterial
Montana
Associated Press
Prudden, King & Prudden
Fisse Ave
New York
Kreger Big
Colcage
Globerg
Boston
Versailles
International League
Republican Party
Malihu Root
Mikes
Salient Senators in Chicago Move for Presidential Nominations
The article surveys Senate figures at the Chicago convention including Harding Johnson and Poindexter as avowed presidential hopefuls with Lodge chairing and Penrose actively influencing via telegraph. It praises Montana's strong representation, notes the mixed views on the peace treaty plank, and questions how Harding will handle relations with Germany Austria and Hungary once in office.
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Johnson
Poindexter
Lodge
Penrose
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Hitchcock
Glass
Simmons
Tom Marshall
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Marshall
Jack Spratt
Millionaires’ Club
Europe
Montana
Congress
Republican Party
United States
Brooklyn Eagle
Germany
Austria
Hungary
Politician Tradeoffs Marked By Wet Dry Debate In San Francisco
The piece argues Governor Cox of Ohio is best suited to a president who won’t veto a wet-congress, while Edwards of New Jersey is criticized as a wet advocate. It highlights tensions with Bryan, Johnson, Harding, and La Follette, and jokes about California convention dynamics and Montana oil investment.
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Supreme Court
Edwards
San Francisco
Congress
Cox
Ohio
Bryan
Hill
Dale
Jehu
New Jersey
Atlantic Ocean
Roland
Harding
Oliver
California
Hiram Johnson
Jack
Havana
Prohibition era quips mix with political vexations
A collage of 1919 style snips critiques sugar shortages beer bills and presidential stances. The snippets reference Prof. Butler misgivings about primaries Wilson and prohibition enforcement, plus satirical lines on Mexico and Congress adjournment.
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Toledo
Nicholas Murray Butler
Pittsburg
Baltimore American
New York World
Humor Bits and Short Stories Tidbits Shared
A collection of humorous exchanges and brief anecdotes from various sources. Jests about court judgments and baseball, social calls, fashion praise, a student’s medical quandary, a landlady’s gravy, a lazy pledge, naughty boys, and a senator’s secretary. Names and places appear as quoted.
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Solomon
Riley
Murphy
Boston ‘Transcript
Washington
Star
Livingstone
London
Pearson's Weekly
Birmingham Age-Herald
Johnny
Sorrum
Shem
Landed Proposal Reverts England to Feudal Pay
A London report states King endorses paying laborers on royal estates in goods instead of money. Most workers support the plan, viewing it as a practical remedy to rising prices. A few dissenters remain unsure if the change will ease their burden.
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George
England
What happens if you put your hand in the fire
Winifred Black writes about a man who marries a woman untrue to him after meeting at a cafe. The piece contrasts trust and failure, showing friends deserting him as he remains devoted yet heartbroken. The narrative probes the gap between idealized virtue and painful reality.
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Dante
Coars
Thase
Time and Horse Sense in Postwar Politics
A Montana press montage quotes Uncle Joe Cannon on Grant era postwar conditions, comparing then and now with economic shifts and global upheaval. It cites editorials from Kalispell Inter Lake and Missoula Sentinel, noting reactions to Harding and Roosevelt era nominating contests and Montana’s political maneuvering around Johnson and Carter.
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Joe Cannon
General Grant
Morehouse
Equator
Kalispel
Inter Lake
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