Myers Opposes Third Wilson Term In Montana Dems Rally
In March 1920 Montana Democratic leaders rally around Senator Myers who opposes a third term for President Wilson. The column also notes government clippings on wartime expenditures, and discusses figures like Mustapha Kemal and Bailey, with broad reflections on postwar policy and politics in Texas and Europe.
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Myers
Montana
Texas
Dallas
United States
Joseph Welden Bailey
Lone Star Commonwealth
Bailey
Democratic Party
Wilson
League of Nations
Joseph
Rural School Problems Highlighted by Columbia Tutors
Columbia Teachers College analyzes United States rural education woes. Key issues include 36000 closed country schools serving 11 million children, average rural teacher pay around 430 dollars, limited teacher training with low high school completion, and eroding community spirit as urban areas draw residents. The report links school improvement to broader community vitality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia University
Teachers’ College
United States
Evidence of a Need Impassable roads hinder Montana travel
The Press of Montana catalogs the bad condition of roads in eastern Montana affecting travel between Billings and Roundup. It notes impaired access in the Yellowstone valley and irrigation meetings tied to road conditions, urging citizens to recognize the impact of poor highways.
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Montana
Billings
Yellowstone Valley
Billings Gazette
Here's to the Old Maids in a Letter to Winifred Black
A reader praises Winifred Black for celebrating old maids and argues women can choose any vocation now that sex equality is advancing. She rejects marriage pressure, embraces independence, and imagines a future where women can even hold political power. The piece closes with warm city greetings and mutual appreciation.
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Winifred Black
Congress
M. H
Character is What Counts in a Woman's Life
A bold editorial voice argues women can shape their destinies beyond marriage, praising varied paths from motherhood to independent work. It asserts women’s influence in history, rejects the notion of a singular happy life, and stresses character and common sense as keys to success and happiness.
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Sam
Phe
Congress
Kalispell Inter Lake
R. Johnson
Republican Smelling Committee
Investigation Committee
Washington
Great Falls
Elso
Nell Gwynne
John
Detroit Free Press
Bill
Jill
Yonkers Statesman
London
Polly
Dolly
People’s Home Journal
American Legion Weekly
Burrows
Wyse
Bostos
Old Maid Cherry-top Recalled In Quip on Singles Night
A quip about aging and social roles references the line You'd be somebody's aunt and somebody's pal. The playful remark notes a long tenure of single life, implying a famed or known figure in a humorous social context.
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Cherry-top
Laughing at News and Rumors Across 1919 Headlines
A compilation of witty quotes from various papers about public life politics and weather. Mentions Jersey City judgments Will Hays League of Nations and Woodrow Wilson with sharp remarks on publicity and governance. Notes jockeying for attention among newspapers and political figures in a rapidly changing postwar climate.
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Jersey City
Cincinnati Enquirer
Will Hays
Louie
Senate
League of Nations
Indianapolis Star
Humor Bits From Far And Wide
A collage of jokes and quips from various papers. Dentists and relatives joke about weddings and money. A dealer touts washing machines with a sly phrase. The snippets mix light humor on family, marriage, and daily life.
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RD Publishing Company
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Mont
Ice
RUTR
North Main Street
Janaconda
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Iber
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All News Dispatches
Jerwise
Sat
Fubtares
San Francisco
Uncle Sam
Mustapha Kemal
Constantinople
Bryce Mustapha
Hig Ilk
Jas
Cap
Hom
Desert
Mesopotamia
Nears
Sul
Bry
Kharput
Adana
Cicilia
Christendom
Eer
Berlin
Fareham
Hi Johnson
Cook
Austria
Kapp
Epeetsets
Jim Reed
the Press of Montana
Helena
Rotary Club
Helena Record- Herald
United States Bureau of Chemis
Missoula
Sentinel
Ae New Politics
Libby
Western News
Sir Oliver Lodge
Erat
Con
Miter
Tve
Hac
Struggieri
Big Chief
THE
Anti-Saloon League
Underwood & Underwood
New York
William H. Anderson
Antaleon League
Woody
Brutas
Woodrow ‘Wilson
Caesar
Brutus
Birmingham Age-Herald
Pinkins
James Hamilton Lewis
Chicago News
New York Sun
Harding
Houston Post
Russia
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Iter
Indianapolis News
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