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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1920
Page
4
The Myers meeting in Anaconda drew an enormous crowd, with Senator Myers denouncing Bolshevik elements and energizing Anaconda Democrats toward the Republican state ticket. The event reflected broad cross‑party interest and a resilient, humorous invitation to imagined exotic beings during a tense political moment.
A fragment notes a contact detail for the Anaconda office business department showing the phone 422 23. The text is incomplete but indicates a departmental phone listing or directory snippet.
Ambassador John W. Davis argues that nations in the League view it as a strong safeguard and oppose drastic revisions. He warns that if the United States stays out, it must face others, with war expenditures already consuming 92 percent of appropriations and demands for a massive armament buildup.
Across major denominations, resolutions favor ratifying the League of Nations after its U S Senate presentation. A petition signed by 15 309 clergy urged prompt ratification. Business groups likewise endorsed the League with no protests.
A busy man is Mr. Tumulty says it is quite a job to run the government and the campaign too. The piece notes a whirlwind League of Nations campaign may find Colonel Bryan's heart in the cyclone cellar and references a Washington Star opinion. It mentions lower prices without wage cuts if people work full days, per the Detroit Free Press.
A collage of jokes and quips from papers like Times, Indianapolis News, Pittsburgh Gazette Times, Columbus Dispatch, Dallas News, Punch, Boston Herald, and Boston Transcript. The items lampoon politics, society, campaigns, and everyday life with sharp one liners and playful puns.
In seven baseball games played in Brooklyn and Cleveland the sport paid 565000 in admission. George Carpentier meets an American of middling rep in Jersey City with 350000 paid to watch. The Canadian champion faces the greatest American runner on a Canadian track for a 75000 purse and over 100000 gate. People pay well for high class sport when fair.
The American expedition, funded by the American Museum of Natural History, departs to Asia to search for the Darwinian missing link. A team of scientists, seasoned hunters, and cowboys aims to locate ancient Asiatic fossils believed to reveal humanity’s origins.
The Cincinnati Enquirer argues heckling at public meetings is unpopular in America. It condemns hecklers as cheap, self-serving, and disruptive, contrasting with the American preference for listening calmly to public expressions and opposing interruptions.
United States geography details from the United States Geological Survey list extreme mainland points East West North South. Data cover areas and coastlines, borders with Canada and Mexico, and notable facts such as Nome being farther west than Hawaii and the Panama Canal location relative to Pittsburgh.
The St Cyr military academy in France has opened an aerotechnic department to train student aviators and study flight problems. A pneumatic caisson simulates atmospheric pressure and temperature, recording lung action and heart response as flyers endure controlled high altitude conditions.
Samuel W. McCall sold his Winchester Myopia Hill mansion to George Neilley for about 50 000. The ex governor and family cannot find an apartment and consider staying at a New Hampshire summer home if needed. The 17 room Gothic residence has four baths and was a Winchester landmark.
London dress display by Maison Ross shows long waistlines, bare backs, and bright hues like vermillion jade green Indian red tangerine and flame. Skirts appear shorter and tighter with hobble shapes beneath, many evening frocks are sheathlike with fish tail trains, some dance frocks above the knee, and eastern influences color the collection.
The American stage has secured spots for numerous World War I soldiers who showed talent as entertainers while behind the lines in France.
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