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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1920
Page
5
Senator Myers attacked the nonpartisan league and Townley socialism, urging Montana Democrats to reject the North Dakota model and Dunn bolshevist ideas. He warned that Townley and Dunn steal the democracy label and urged voting for the Democratic ticket while supporting the Republican line for state offices.
Rent pianos from Orton Bros. Born Oct. 21 to Mr and Mrs W Aldred 802 South Washington Street a son Mrs Joseph Lutey will be the chief speaker at the W C T U meeting at the Y M C A building this afternoon Costumes and wigs most complete line in the state Butte Costume House 425 South Main Street The Argosy Good Housekeeping Hearst s Sunset Photoplay Journal Motion Picture The Post and other classy publications at the P O News Stand today A small fire thought to have started from defective wiring yesterday afternoon at the home of Mrs Clara Hoar 816 West Quartz Street Flames were extinguished with chemicals by the fire department on arrival A collision in which no one was injured occurred yesterday noon on Worth Main Street between Park and Broadway when a large motor truck backed into a Centerville street car The only damage reported was a small hole in the side of the car The truck was not injured
Diamond Dyes offers simple directions for dyeing wool silk linen cotton or mixes with guaranteed perfect results even for first time users. A druggist can provide the color card for choosing shades.
Lewistown Oct. 21 Judge George P. Jones of Forsyth spoke at Grass Range denouncing the Dunn Townley ticket and the non partisan and labor league as larcenous. He warned that state schools would churn out socialism and churches would house the I W W and red unless the election is won. He urged Democrats to uphold principled positions above party.
A patient praises Mayr's Wonderful Remedy for stomach and intestinal relief after trying doctors and medicines. The ad claims the preparation removes catarrhal mucus and inflammation causing stomach liver and intestinal ailments including appendicitis, with one dose convincing and money refunded. Ad invites purchase at all druggists.
A large audience in Denton heard a speaker advocate voting the Republican ticket on the upcoming election day. Applause showed unity as factionalism faded, and attendees were reminded that the speaker could not stay due to engagements elsewhere. The plea urged defense of the court house, homes, and institutions by backing the Republican state ticket.
Governor Cox of Ohio denounced the League of Nations positions of Senator Harding former President Taft and Senator Johnson of California at a Baltimore address. He said their statements show wobbling on the league issue and pledged that those against the league oppose him.
Salt Lake City October 21 Har ley Mowry Jr aged 98 declared last living survivor of the Mormon battalion died at his Vernal Utah home. The unit served under the American flag in the Mexican War of 1846 and is credited with the longest march of any infantry force from Iowa to Santa Fe.
New York observers report that Miriam B. Levy real estate owner and builder testified before a legislative committee about paying 25000 to his associate George Backer to settle a builders strike. The committee said the testimony will be sent to proper prosecuting authorities for immediate action.
Senator Harding told a large Buffalo crowd that the nation must first “put its own house in order” before world obligations. He argued the campaign wrongly focused on a rejected foreign program and said there is no difference with Cox on seeking an association of nations to prevent war.
Secretary of War Baker and league advocates toured St. Louis with the pro league special as part of the national campaign for the League of Nations.
An intimate diary excerpt describes a severely weakened patient at a Cork hospital, tended by a nurse and Father Dominic. The patient, near death, drinks only water and the communion wafer, while his eyes and hands remain his most expressive features. The writer notes his longing for his daughter Moira, his unwavering Irish patriotism, and resolve to die for Ireland as a vindication of his cause.
The international convention in St. Louis endorsed spending 807 750 dollars to build 113 churches across the United States. Gifts totaling 325 000 dollars were approved for churches in New Orleans Brooklyn Chicago Washington D C and Vancouver B C.
Former President Taft branded the Wilson administration a personal government and accused Governor Cox of affiliation with the liquor group in politics during a campaign address in Belleville Illinois on October 21.
London court hears that the vaudeville performer lives happily with his wife despite many couples in the profession living apart. The lawyer notes the contrast as a novelty in the case.
Motivational lines on mind and action precede a sales pitch for King Cole Garment Store offering savings on suits coats dresses and blouses at 115 West Park Street. The ad links thoughtful living to shopping value.
Mrs. William C. King of Cleveland recounts her England visit on MacSwiney's fiftieth day of hunger strike. She says he remains mentally alert but extremely weak, with restricted bed coverage and only a morning spoonful of sakte to purge poisons from his system. She notes letters to his sister from "Loyal Britishers" urging harm, containing powders and vials marked Deadly Poison.
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