Gambetta Heart, Tomb, and Armistice Debate Across France
The piece notes Gambetta’s heart in a glass urn at Sevres since 1891 with a tomb funded by Alsace Lorraine donations. It recalls his body at Nice and honors for France’s wars with Germany while debating whether celebrations should align with Armistice Day on November 11 or proceed on the current date.
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Gambetta
Sevres
Alsace-Lorraine
Bartholdi
Nice
France
Germany
Butte Office Contact Details for City Desk
The Butte office at 119 North Main Street lists the business department phone 422 423 47 48 and editorial department phone 422 423 47 48 for public inquiries and newsroom assistance.
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Butte
North Main Street
Anaconda
Two National Chairmen Contrast in Open Campaign Styles
A New York Evening Post writer contrasts Hays and White, praising Hays for swift, deft handling of delicate situations and White for fearless honesty and executive vigor. The piece outlines two campaign plans: subservience and open publicity under Hays versus an aggressive, open campaign under White, with White seeking state chairmen leadership and broad public engagement.
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New York Evening Post
Hays
George White
White
Harding
France marks fiftieth anniversary of the republic
France celebrates the 50th anniversary of the republic with pomp in Paris. The article recalls the Sept 4 1870 proclamation after Sedan, the Government of National Defence, and Gambetta’s heroic efforts. It notes Paris siege, the pantheon ceremony for Leon Gambetta’s heart, and ongoing republican endurance.
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France
Paris
Sedan
Chamber of Deputies
Government of National Defence
Favre
Rochefort
Gambetta
Trochu
Thiers
Strasbourg
Bazaine
Metz
Republic
Leon Gambetta
Sevres
Pantheon
Women vote power to shape 1924 elections says Alice Paul
At national women’s party HQ in Washington Alice Paul and suffragists push to safeguard Tennessee ratification and push enabling laws in several states. They foresee women controlling November voting by bloc, but group voting unlikely in 1920s. Parties will tailor policies to appeal to women in 1924 to win their votes and influence future national elections.
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National Women’s Party
Washington
Alice Paul
Tennessee
Miss Paul
Immigrant waves, politics, and punchlines in a transient era
A busy week in New York Harbor brings 18 691 aliens through Ellis Island as immigration records strain to handle rise in steerage arrivals. The piece notes inspectors and new rules slow processing while urging farming resettlement, alongside satirical remarks about Harding, Cox, and Republican politics and a quip about renewed trade with Germany and pilsners.
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Europe
America
New York
Ellis Island
The memory of the Marne and other war notes
A compilation of quotes and notices from Montana papers referencing World War I events and political happenings. It mentions Polish forces in defense, Tennessee suffrage ratification affecting Senate prospects, voter registration deadlines in Gallatin county, and the end of government railroad earnings guarantees. Commentaries touch on aviatrix exploits and national hunting figures, with editorials criticizing press coverage.
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Marne
Flanders
Verdun
Billings Gazette
Snippets on Politics and Prohibition in Early Press
A collage of editorial quips on Lenin and Trotsky blame, women voting hats, liquor in cellars mocking prohibition, voters and wives, and a 1920 era mystery with whiskey flavor. The notes reflect humor and partisan mood across several papers.
Humorous Quotations From Various Papers
A column of light humor lines from the Baltimore American Richmond Item New York Sun Life and Detroit Free Press, touching court cases maid wages dog licenses and election distrust with wry punchlines and playful epigrams for readers seeking a brief smile.
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Baltimore American
Jack Spratt
Harding
New York Tribune
Richmond
New York Sun
Detroit Free Press
When Doctors Worked Side by Side in a Hospital
Winifred Black narrates a striking tale of two physicians once married, now divorced, who continue to practice together in a hospital. He remarries a gentle nurse and she a wealthy orchardist, while both remain respected in their fields and in their family lives.
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Pennsylvania
Montana
Livingston Enterprise
Congress of Physicians and Surgeons
Doctor So
Vienna
Paris
Sis
On Being Remade From the Cincinnati Inquirer
An essay discusses humanity seeking immortality through science and notes current goat and monkey gland experiments. The author prefers aging honestly to being remade into a hybrid, despite promises of youth and centuries ahead. The piece reflects cautious skepticism of technological shortcuts to longevity.
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The
Cincinnati Inquirer
Bulwar Lytton
Metchnikoff
Brown-Sequard
Cincinnati
Enquirer
Champion Pike Eater Wins Pie Prize In Scituate
Elizabeth Bowen won first prize by eating 11 blueberry pies at old home week in Scituate earning a $10 prize. Estimated value of pies eaten equals about $12 at 20 cents a wedge, highlighting local baking as superior to city varieties. The piece notes the square-bottom paper bag, a Maggie Knight invention from Holyoke, Mass.
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Scituate, R. L
Elizabeth Bowen
Maggie Knight
Holyoke
Mass
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Anaconda Standard
Pedi Se Della Nee Ee
Standard Publishing Company
Anaconda, Mont
Annaconda
Butte, Montana
Associated Press
Wee
Focal News
Eastern Representatives
Prudden
King & Prudden
Fifth Avenue
Steger Building
Chicago
Globe Building
Boston
Western Representatives
R. J. Bidwell Company
Market Street
San Francisco
LA Republique
Boss Barnes
Cox
Republican Campaign Fund
Missouri
Japan
Stephens
California
Senator Harding
Society of Nations
the Press of Montana
Senate
United States Senate
Sheridan Enterprise
Gallatin County
Bozeman Chronicle
Kalispell Interlake
Miles City Star
Lenine
Trotsky Os
Houston Post
Syracuse Herald
Columbus Dispatch
Toledo Blade
Sun and New York Herald
Columbia Record
Baltimore
Prince of
Piedmont
Italy
College of Rome
Winifred Black
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