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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1920
Page
4
The passage notes that a single blackball can block a candidate as surely as a larger bloc, giving a member with a veto influence over eligibility. It emphasizes that some fraternities recognize this power and understand its decisive effect on decisions.
Voters are urged to review a lengthy sample ballot before election day. It covers president and vice president, state and county officers, plus several important initiative measures. Sample ballots are available at party headquarters or from county candidates.
The Greek cabinet taps Prince Paul to ascend after King Alexander's death. Constantine's supporters may push for restoration if Venizelos loses the November 7 election. Venizelos has expanded Greek territory and population returns but faces strong opposition as he reshapes politics and alliances.
An article argues the League of Nations assembly grants one vote per member rather than six for Britain. It explains self governing dominions such as Canada Australia New Zealand South Africa and India have independent seats, while Britain has no bloc voting power and U S allies may back America. It notes decisions require unanimous council consent and assembly advice needs consensus.
Dr Edward H Gilligan of San Antonio Texas in 1912 fasted 53 days to cure a stomach trouble and claimed a 70 day record. He notes outcome hinges on endurance will power and blood pressure with risk of insanity or paralysis if weak.
London and New York reports clash on British attitudes toward prohibition and temperance. The London desk notes fear of a bone dry gospel spreading through England and Scotland, while brewers push a moderating temperance line as public house reforms begin, signaling a widening cultural clash.
A survey notes a gradual decline in costs over six months with public shift against high prices. Hope remains for continued easing as people rebalance spending. Other remarks touch on coal, politics, weather, and distant future events without decisive conclusions.
Benny plans a Halloween prank on Granny Hawkins but a dream with two fairies reverses the tables. They teach him to walk in another’s shoes, convincing him to spend the evening with Granny and share in her warmth. The neighborhood boys join, turning the night into a cheerful, helpful gathering.
A compilation of satirical lines from various papers noting public figures and events. Jabs at Kentucky’s population, prohibition, political generals, campaign fervor, and famed figures like Bryan and Volstead. Includes a humor line about a woman smoking and a fire joke.
Prince Rospigliosi of Italy, son of a Catholic noble family, visits Beaumont College at Old Windsor to study in England. His mother, former Washington socialite Marie Reid Parkhurst, was divorced, triggering a papal tribunal dispute over the 1901 marriage and sparking international attention.
The Washington Star notes a Water Power League of America convention stressing rapid development of water power into commercial electric energy. With black coal resources dwindling, white coal will be drawn on, especially where water power can beat steam for machinery costs. Rivers above fall lines and tidal waters are seen as potential energy sources.
A social manifesto praising home ownership as the mark of stable character and community loyalty, arguing that owning a home ties individuals to their city, elevates respect, and signals prudent financial habits while suggesting opportunity follows from settling roots.
Health Commissioner Copeland orders an immediate investigation into the sale of sleep producing drugs linked to rising New York deaths. Chief Medical Examiner Norris notes alcohol addicts turn to treacherous sedatives when liquor is scarce. Officials push tighter controls and treat sales like poisons to curb fatalities.
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