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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1920
Page
4
The text notes Mr. Hitchcock secured Hughes in the 1916 nomination but lacked campaign influence. It suggests Hiram Johnson might have shifted California’s actions if Hughes chose him as a key adviser. It concludes the current manager has a clear agreement with the managere.
A brief statement from The Press of Montana pledging diligence and service, outlining the newspaper’s commitment to accurate reporting, strong community coverage, and timely updates during ongoing public matters.
In Baltimore the Ouija board factory has added a 125000 expansion with 36000 square feet to meet growing interest in life after death demonstrations. The editorial notes this as a sign of enterprise, contrasting it with other current topics and political chatter.
The piece chronicles Theodore Sr and Frank Hitchcock aligning with Leonard Wood as campaign manager, notes Hitchcock as Wood’s strategist, and contrasts Wood and Lowden in GOP hopes. It highlights Hitchcock’s political acumen and anticipated impact on the Wood campaign.
The article notes suffragists need two more ratifications to guarantee amendment passage. With thirty four states already ratified, Vermont Connecticut and Delaware face uncertain action. Northern states may send ratification after March 22 special session in Washington, while Florida Tennessee Louisiana and North Carolina show mixed prospects ahead of fall elections.
Frank H. Hitchcock veteran boom organizer for Taft and Hughes will devote full time to Major General Wood’s presidential bid from Chicago headquarters. Colonel Procter remains campaign chairman while Hitchcock handles policy and coordination.
A nostalgic ramble on fate and danger, citing Owen Kagan England’s Leefe Robinson Rodman Law Robert Bruce and Speke. The author notes how time and chance govern life and death across daring feats and ordinary misfortune.
Winifred Black recalls a visit to a fortune teller on a crooked hill street. The clairvoyant warns of a younger lover, estranged children, and a life of secrets. A tangent about a property adviser leads to a neighbor’s mysterious death by questionable means.
Peter Grant aged 46 died after a drinking spree in Wilmington after consuming bay rum milk and pickles. The leather worker’s death followed a period of heavy use and was reported by local authorities.
A compilation of headlines and quotes shows Turkish actions against Armenians, party switches by Lansing’s successor BrainBridge Colby, Dalrymple’s historic retreats, Lloyd George and Millerand on Fiume, and mixed views on Hoover and Bolshevik recognition, illustrating early 20th century tensions.
A collage of jokes and cartoons from 1900s papers. Lines poke at hats, Germans, theater exits and creditors with brisk punchlines. The humor reflects era topics and social quirks through brief exchanges and sly wordplay.
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