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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1920
Page
4
The speaker argues that Russia under Bolshevism deprives men of liberty, with bureaucracy tyrannically justifying actions as for workers. They claim all governments are bad, but would choose private capitalism over state socialism. A trip through Bolshevist Russia, they say, turns many pro Bolshevists into anti Bolshevists.
City directory note lists the Anaconda office business department contact with the phone number 432 433 47. The brief entry provides no further details on services or hours.
A public letter by 100 Republican and Progressive supporters urges ratification of the League of Nations with reservations. It argues Hard ing’s Des Moines stance alienates intelligent Republicans and warns against abandoning the existing League and the work of its agencies led by Elihu Root.
Telegraphed exchanges show Taft helped shape the treaty with words used, affecting Monroe doctrine, League withdrawal, disarmament, and domestic questions. Authors credit both parties for the document, while Harding aligns with irreconcilables opposing U.S. participation in the League.
Emma Goldman denounces communism after reports of harsh conditions in Russia. She declares she prefers private capitalism over state socialism and calls the system rotten in her Traivailleur Libre interview.
The speech circuit of Secretary of War Baker includes Butte and a tour list across Omaha Denver Salt Lake Spokane Portland San Francisco and Los Angeles framed by campaign rhetoric about the League of Nations. Reformers and rivals spar over figures like Borah Johnson and Harding while world events and domestic concerns shape the political climate.
Dotty consoles crying Mamma Robin who fears her baby and mate were harmed. Kitty Gray the cat is suspected but Daddy Robin arrives with the recovered youngster, and Dotty vows to warn friends to feed cats to prevent bird harm.
A collection of quips from multiple papers, noting satirical lines about prohibition enforcers letters from President Wilson and social topics. It mixes humorous takes on mail delays old maid notions and ham and eggs relations.
A collage of jokes and quips from Boston Transcript Boys Life Louisville Courier Journal Froth. Protagonists tease about circular letters optimists wealth color blindness and delirious husbands.
A 19 year old girl writes of caring for her sick mother and pursuing education while helping her neighbors rise from limited means. She seeks guidance on a friendless suitor who needs culture and manners, and the author urges plain talk, a shared course in behavior, and steady mentorship to transform him within a year.
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