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Newspaper

Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Oct 23, 1920

Page

2

Myers Explains Ireland Hope and League Clash in Montana

Senator Myers urges Montana voters to back Cox and the League of Nations as the path to aid Ireland and world peace. He attacks the so called Democratic ticket linked to Townley and Dunn, accusing it of nonpartisan league influence and anti democratic aims.

Montana Democracy Myers United States League of Nations Cox Ireland Harding League of Nations and Freedom For League Council Assembly Trish Great Britain Leinster Myers Senate W. Bourke Cochran The Congress Townley-Dunn Senator Myers B. K. Wheeler Wheeler North Dakota Leon Trotzky Russia

Judge Jones Attacks Non-Partisan Movement in Montana

Judge George P. Jones of Forsyth denounces the non-partisan and Townley program as harmful socialism that would raise taxes and destroy private property. He urges farmers and oil workers to oppose the Democratic and IWW-aligned effort and defends wartime labor.

Montana The Standard Lewistown George P. Jones Forsyth Winnett Judge Jones Wheeler Townley North Dakota Jones Butte Dunn Grass Range

Women Delegates in 1870 Labor Union Congress

The article recalls women participating in the National Labor Union Congress at Cincinnati fifty years earlier in 1870. Women attended as delegates and could offer resolutions and deliver addresses, showing early involvement in organized labor politics.

Organized Labor National Labor Union Congress Cincinnati

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