Wood leads Minnesota primaries. Johnson and others trail
Partial results show General Wood sweeping the Minnesota vote with Johnson a distant second, Lowden third, and Hoover fourth. The piece contrasts Wood's military background with era concerns, notes past presidents with army service, and reflects on German and Montana history and frontier figures like Red Leggat in a period-tinged editorial tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Wood
Minnesota
Johnson
Lowden
Hoover
Washington
Monroe
Jackson
New Orleans
William Henry Harrison
Tecumseh
Tippecanoe
Northwest
Tyler
Buchanan
Taylor
Pierce
Lincoln
Grant
Hayes
Garfield
Arthur
Benjamin Harrison
McKinley
Roosevelt
Wood
Cuba
United States
Party Politics in Germany and the Chance for Stability
The article surveys Germany's postwar party landscape and prospects for a stable democratic government. It details factions including the conservative, national liberal, people’s, central, and socialist parties, noting splits between moderate and extreme socialist wings and the potential return of monarchy if the old conservative forces regain power.
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Noske
Ebert
Kapp
Kiel
Scheidemann
Erzberger
Germany
Reichstag
National Liberal Party
People’s Party
Munich
Bavaria
Socialist Party
Centralia murders verdict and political jabs duel in print
The text notes a second degree verdict for seven of the Centralia murder suspects, calls it a compromise and a vindication of law, and runs a stream of political commentary on Germany, Bryan, Edwards, Minnesota, and Kaiser era themes with dated, era-specific tone. It references Amerongen and long expectations about the Kaiser’s life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Centralia
Park County aims to brand Livingston as Yellowstone gateway
The Livingston press urges the Chamber of Commerce to promote Yellowstone National Park access, park trains, and local products to lure travelers. It stresses joint efforts with Northern Pacific, marketing Livingston’s image, and capitalizing on through-trains to boost business and tourism.
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Livingston
Park
Yellowstone Park
Chamber of Commerce
Northern Pacific
X. P
Park County
Yelow
Staton
Lgn
Livingston Entrprise
Winifred Black on Whist and Missing Comforts
Winifred Black laments trivial losses and domestic woes as a humorous portrait of a household in disarray. The scene centers on Mary Aunt Sister Kate and Mother discussing a man’s neglect, a damaged bath, ill-fitting slippers, and a missing salary, amid light mockery and befuddled longing.
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Tues
Mother
Whtarth
Kate
71-Year-Old Captain Quits Ocean After 450 Atlantic Trips
Aged Capt. Anton G. Thomsen of the liner Frederick VIII plans to retire to Denmark after a career starting in 1881. He sailed 1,784,000 miles without losing a ship, with seven seas of service, and will spend his days golfing and fishing with family. The piece recalls his lifelong devotion and a vivid romantic aside about Mary and Tom.
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Anton G. Thomsen
Frederick VIII
Atlantic
Thomsen
Seven Seas
Denmark
Humor of the Day Lighthearted Bits From The Nation
A collage of quick quips and jokes from various papers includes a judge and Miss Bright at a playful family scene, a doctor reflecting on a patient who forgot to pay, a stray awning sample joke, Woodrow Wilson in satire, and a divorcee hair joke, reflecting early 20th century newspaper humor and social lightness. The humor blends domestic, political, and social innuendo with playful wordplay.
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Louisville Courier-Journal
Wilson
Woodrow
New York’ Sun
Rye
Kansas City Star
Loraine
Prooklyn
Flashes of Lightning Good News for Married Men
A compilation of sharp political quips and editorial jabs from multiple papers mocks women gaining wealth and critiques political figures. It highlights Mrs Cat, Crane, Colby, and railroad loans while lampooning figures and press tone of the era.
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Mra
Cat
Indianapolis News
Rhyme and Reason in a Young Spring Port Poem Fragment
A fragmented 1920 poem excerpt by T Dal outlines spring imagery with a child’s view. It mentions a five year old mare, April to June, breezes in a bedroom, and pavements melting from snow. The text evokes sensory details of spice scents and robins, with scattered quotes and broken lines.
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Montana
Standard Publishing Company
Anaconda, Mont
Anaconda
Buttf
North Main Street
Phon
Butte
Associated Press
Rod Leggat
Missou River
Fort Benton
North America
Red Leggat
Mr. Bryan
Edwards
New Jersey
Marie Henry
Amerongen
Kaiser
the Press of Montana
National Educational Association
Cis
Holshey
Indance
Wil
Great Falls
Herbert Hoover
America
Lewistown
Democrat News
Ree
Havre
Federal
Miles City Star
Winifred Black
Taak
OCEAN
Mary
Tom
Blue Sea
South America
Eal
Andes
Nery
Charles R. Crane
China
Indianapolis Star
Old Stand
Europe
Armenia
Bainbridge Colby
Motey
Knoxville Journal
Rhyme and Reason
Walt
Ta. Daly
T . Dal
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