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Newspaper

Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jun 19, 1920

Page

4

McAdoo bows out of Democratic race and Glass favored

The article notes Mr. McAdoo declines pursuit of the presidential nomination citing personal finances and family duties. It discusses possible support shifts toward Senator Carter Glass of Virginia, with Shouse backing Glass and a plan to transfer McAdoo strength. It also covers Glass’s background in government, finances, and media, plus Western waterpower ambitions and railroad electrification as a broader policy context.

McAdoo Treasury Department Treasury Shouse Carter Glass Virginia Senator Glass Mc ‘Adoo Glass Carver Montana Texas Washington Star California Northwest Northern Pacific Great Northern Milwaukee

Grand and Glorious West Ready for Growth Under Waterpower Act

After gloom from the waterpower bill delay, President Wilson signed it within the 10 day limit per Attorney General Palmer. The act unlocks vast hydraulic resources, with 42 million horsepower already in use and 54 million more potential mostly west of the Dakotas, Nebraska and Kansas, enabling a linked national transmission network.

Congress Despond West Wilson Palmer Mississippi River Kentucky West Virginia Dakotas Nebraska Kansas

George W Perkins A Lifelong Roosevelt Ally Dies At 58

George W Perkins, longtime Chicago life insurance clerk turned financier, was a devoted friend and staunch supporter of Theodore Roosevelt. His strenuous life and overwork with the YMCA in France led to his death from nervous exhaustion at age 58, leaving a legacy as a force in business and public service.

Chicago George W. Perkins Theodore Roosevelt Perkins Roosevelt Mr. Perkins France

Off for Europe no official business says Colonel House

The report portrays Colonel House leaving for Europe as a private citizen on a summer trip with no political duties or White House ties. It notes familiar rivalries and jokes about figures such as Mr. Wilson Mr. Lansing and Mr. Bryan and mentions Japan's financial concerns and U S political humor. It ends with a sharp quip about Ohio's fate if several teams win.

Europe Colonel House White House Mr. Lansing Damon Pythias Mr. Wilson

Unclear text on White House housing plans and real estate views

Fragmentary OCR notes discuss public mood at the White House days, reference Mr Wilson and housing hunting, and complain about real estate agents. The passage is garbled with nonsensical phrases and lacks clear events or entities to summarize.

Political Fallbacks and Suffrage Signals Across Papers

The Houston Post cites Bryan naming twelve possible candidates for president, most deemed impossible and not including his own name. The Philadelphia Record notes Carrie Catt’s absence in Switzerland dampening suffrage progress. The Pittsburgh Press remarks on AFL convention alarm and legislative concerns. The Chicago News critiques the excess profits tax for shifting burden to consumers.

Bryan Houston Post Carrie

Quotations on Neptune Gambrinus and Cupid in papers

A medley of witty quotes from Washington Star, Edinburgh Scotsman, and Boston Transcript references. Neptune the god of the sea is joked about as needing to come ashore for drinks while Gambrinus vies for his role. A wise man’s remark about being anvil or hammer appears, followed by playful lines about proposals over the phone.

Neptune Gambrinus Washington Star Peacham Edinburgh Scotsman Jack Tor Boston ‘Transcript

Pilgrim’s Progress Encounter in Slough of Despond

A speaker recalls the Pilgrim stuck in the Slough of Despond and a modern twist where a motorist’s engine dies mid journey requiring a farmer to pull him out for ten dollars. The moment blends allegory with a roadside rescue.

Despond

Rhyme and Reason McARONT BALLADS

A humorous verse by T. A. Daly recalling a barber on strike over pay and respect in the women’s department The speaker imagines conversations with bosses and a plea to be allowed to work as a grand artist while maintaining dignity The dialect style reframes labor issues in a playful literary piece

McAront Barber Tony Mike USA

Carter Glass as Democratic Nomination Fails to McAdoo

After William Gibbs McAdoo refused to allow his name for the Democratic presidential nomination, Assistant Secretary of the Treasury Shouse indicated that Carter Glass supporters would intensify efforts to secure the nomination for the Virginian senator.

Copyright International McAdoo Shouse Carter Glass

Winifred Black Advises Bridging The Pitcher

Winifred Black reflects on a long marriage fractured by infidelity. She counsels the wife to mend the pitcher and seek discreet reconciliation. The piece weighs moral choices, family impact, and the prospect of preserving the home for the sake of children.

Montana Letters and Political Snippets Across Newspapers

A compilation of short editorial jabs and commentary from Montana papers. It touches on the Republican platform, reactions to Tom Marshall, deportation talk regarding Mexican slackers, Montanan figures at the San Francisco convention, taxes on liquor, and gubernatorial race fragments with Go Project and Democratic issues noted. The items are brief opinions and quips from Press of Montana, Havre Promoter, Missoula Sentinel, Kalispell Inter Lake, Helena Record Herald, Great Falls Leader, and Lewistown Democrat News.

J. Bruce Kremer Montana San Francisco Aladdin Bainbridge Colby Helena Internal Revenue Office Washington Great Falls 8. C. Ford Joe Dixon Dan Slayton R. L. Clinton Ronald Higgins F. J. Edwards Dem Mis Wilson Lewistown Democrat. News

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