Montana editor argues free press must curb sedition
Veteran Montana newspaper man decries libel and violence in press as he urges a league of editors to defend public peace. He recalls early Montana journalism, criticizes sedition promoting papers, and calls for action against dishonest publishers who undermine government and society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Kennedy
Montana
State Press Association
Great Falls
M. Kennedy
Bers of the
Kennedy
Helena
Russell B. Harrison Ranke
Heleena Journal
Dred. H. Durston
Butte Daily Post
Society
Telegraph
Press of
Piahattaten
Commonwealth
Reno
Prinuas
Hislovar'y
Riscord
Dlackguard
Cation
Hell
Organized Labor
Dynammite Brigade
Clever barber tale on powder and race in Arizona street shop
A woman barber recalls shaving a customer who asks to avoid powder, notes Chinese dislike it, and mentions an Indian customer who tips. The chatter shifts to marriage and domestic duties, ending with a light jab about gender roles. The humor centers on everyday barber shop banter and stereotypes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arizona Street
Disque 10 Remain Subject to Recall
Gen Brice P. Disque former head of the spruce production division of the Army aircraft bureau completed his testimony at the congressional spruce probe hearing in Portland. He indicated he may be recalled for remaining sessions before the committee leaves for California and will stay in Portland until the hearing concludes. Chairman Rear said sessions resume Monday with several important witnesses yet to be called.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Ure
Brice P. Disque
Spruce Production Divisio Krmy Aircraft Bureau
Congressional
Spruce Probe Committee
California
Rear
Montana Wake Up Warning Against Disloyalists
A forceful plea condemns those who attack neighbors as disloyal or bolshevist and warns that denouncing reform to incite violence jeopardizes free press. It argues vigilant citizens must oppose plots to overthrow government and stresses that Montana must awaken to danger and defend stability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wbet
Montana
Hobo Singer Wins Success On Trial At Ansonis Amusement
James Gordon, rescued from the chitenes of the law, debuts with a rich baritone and clear articulation. Merle Davis, general manager, predicts a regular circuit spot after arrest for blocking traffic at Park and Main. Norma Talmadge stars in The Way of a Woman, lauded as a dramatic screen standard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Gordon
Merle Davis
Ansonis ‘Amusement Company
Davis
Gordon
Norma Talmadge
Eugene Walter
Nancy Lee
Favorable Action Case of Caillaux Favorable Action
Paris dispatch says the high court commissioners have recommended transferring Joseph Caillaux from prison to a sanatorium due to failing health. He has been in custody for a year and a half awaiting trial on charges of attempting to secure a premature and dishonorable peace with Germany. Final decision rests with the Minister of Justice.
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Paris
High Court
Joseph Caillaux
France
San Marium
Caillaux
Germany
Nail
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