Tribute and World Reactions to Terence MacSwiney Death
The article notes a 2000-person procession in Butte honoring Terence MacSwiney 6,000 miles from Ireland and across many cities. It contrasts martyrdom with ongoing postwar issues, then shifts to war’s physical remnants in France, detailing unexploded shells and trench remnants complicating land restoration.
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Terence MacSwiney
Butte
Saul
Ireland
MacSwiney
Greece
Rome
Friends of Irish Liberty
Anaconda Office Business Department Phone Numbers
Anaconda office listings show the business department contact line with digits 22 423 47 48 for inquiries or services. The small notice provides only the phone contact without additional details.
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Butte
North Main Street
Anaconda
Go Early Voters Urged to Beat Poll Rush
A historical plea urges voters to go early for the long ballot and avoid crowds. It explains thick precincts will clog later hours, advises casting ballots before noon or by 3 p.m., and especially urges women to vote early to dodge confusion and possible rudeness.
League or No League Debate Streams Across Parties
The piece argues the 1920 campaign over the League of Nations. It credits Governor Cox with a direct stance and criticizes Republican ambiguity. Taft's pro league claim and Johnson's anti league stance create confusion about Harding's position and the GOP motive. It asserts Republicans push for a different league for political gain, not public good.
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League of Nations
Cox
Senator Harding
Taft
Johnson
Harding
Mr. Taft
Senator Johnson
Wilson
The French Battlefields Work Continues Amid Dangers
France reports massive trench filling and barbed wire clearance as war continues. Yet much remains to be done with dangerous work ahead. Plows uncover countless unexploded shells buried in the fields, posing ongoing hazards for laborers and soldiers alike.
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France
United States
The Carnegie Millions Estate Value and Philanthropy
The Carnegie estate is valued at 23 247 161 dollars with about half the remainder to family. Ten million goes to the Carnegie Corporation of New York, which already holds over 100 million for humanity. He planned to distribute most of his wealth to libraries churches funds and endowments while leaving a small sum to his wife and daughter.
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Andrew Carnegie
Carnegie
Mr. Carnegie
Carnegie Corporation of New York
Service of
Woman as a Runner in New York State Race
Miss Harriet May Mills, a Democratic candidate for New York secretary of state, tours the state as a spellbinder while avoiding national politics. She argues women deserve office and should be represented in government, aiming to mobilize the women vote and gauge if she outpaces her ticket.
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Harriet May Mills
New York
Miss Mills
Marking Ballots and Ballot Humor in Article X
Commentary remarks on voting, guns, and political figures. Notes include Hays as a chicken census expert, Harding's millennium claim, solid South unity, Montana ballot chaos, and a bite about Cal fornia’s Hi Johnson. Ends with a reflective Halloween line and a note on global peace.
All In The Way One Thinks A Crow Folly
Blanche Silver presents a child tale where Billy Crow and family fear a cornfield guard. Rippy Crow warns of danger, Mama Crow leads a cautious approach, and the scare is revealed as a broom in disguise. The moral: it's all in the way one thinks.
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Billy Crow
Rippy Crow
Crow
Mama Crow
Mama _ Crow
Rippy
Flashing Lightning and Explosive Language Gripe
A collage of editorial quips from multiple papers laments dangerous rhetoric and political stances. It cites Uncle Joe Can non and his lost cigar causing a fire, questions Bryan’s world peace plan, notes coal fears, and mocks election nerves. It ends with Chairman Hays’s claim to clear doubtful states.
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Uncle Joe Cannon
Uncle Joe
Indianapolis News
Texas and Mexico relations praised after Obregon visit
A Birmingham Age Herald quote says Japan is unlikely to risk tensions with Obregon era cordial ties between Texas and Mexico. It suggests sending a distinguished delegation from Japan to visit California.
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Japan
Ft. Obregon
Texas
Mexico
California
Birmingham Age- Herald
Humor Lines From Papers Do Not Apply Here
A batch of humorous exchanges from various papers shows wry lines about pie clues umbrellas and a grand jury vindication. The snippets mix everyday banter with offhand quips on public figures and household chores.
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Los
Boston Transcript
Finchdub
Grand Jury
Kansas Cit Journal
Mary and John a Busy Downto wn Romance
A secretary Mary with a sterling blend of work and family duties plans marriage to Doctor John. He is respected in the factory district for his care of workers and community aid. Their future looks hopeful despite possible illness and hardship.
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John
Mary
Doctor John
Jane
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