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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1920
Page
4
The passage notes Democrats appealing to white women across parties to vote, warning that blacks may be mobilized by Republicans. It frames the issue as pivotal for the campaign and raises concerns about race and gender dynamics influencing electoral behavior.
Entry recorded at the Anaconda Post Office as second class mail matter. The notice references mail processing and classification for 422 423 in the system.
The French senate and chamber will elect Deschanel's successor. Premier Millerand, backed by many groups, is seen as the likely leader with potential constitutional changes. A large demonstration in his honor is planned in Paris, but experts say French policy abroad is unlikely to shift.
The piece notes a sharp growth of the Black population in Ohio Indiana Kentucky and Illinois driven by industrial expansion. It describes housing and school integration pressures and the political mobilization of Black voters while Republicans fear suffrage defeats and Democrats spread anti Negro propaganda in Ohio with women voters a key battleground.
A reflective exhortation urging hunters to follow both legal and moral standards. It stresses enforcing game laws, avoiding hogs who overtake limits, respecting ranchers and property, and leaving campsites clean. It warns against reckless fires and cares for wounded game.
Connecticut lawmakers face a disputed ratification of the 19th Amendment as Governor Holcomb calls a special session to reenact and complete the process. The Connecticut House approved 216 to 11 with Senate approval, while critics question validity and suffragists hope for final, clear ratification.
Editorials attack the Republicans on Maine politics and discuss Bolshevik methods while praising Bozeman’s new Commercial National bank building as a landmark transition. Wartime alliances and boxing match hype mingle with cautions about public upheaval and political figures across the nation.
A collection of jokes and cartoon captions from مختلف papers including lines about long seated congressmen, a sick child and watermelon, a Russian politician outwitting foes by coordinated talk, a sea sight gag, Elijah in a chariot joke, a golf quip, and a moonshine exhibit referenced by Farmer Corntes sel.
A collage of satirical lines from various papers mocking figures such as Emma Goldman, William Jennings Bryan, Tom Watson, and Tom Marshall. It notes humorous political scenarios and the humor around campaigns and fundraising during the era.
The Boston Transcript asks if incompatibility in politics can be grounds for divorce. It notes courts may consider charges of non support if the wife is a candidate for office, but provides no definitive ruling.
The passage mixs political rhetoric with slang and social commentary. It mentions Emma Goldman alibi claims, women’s voting impact on Cox, bootleggers, moonshine, and public opinion of the Ancient Order of the Stump. It questions whether Brooklyn and Cleveland remain leaders, reflecting era concerns and civic discourse.
The Nimrod, motorists, and golfers prepare for the coming outdoor season, each choosing gear from moleskins to shotguns and hob-nailed shoes. The Missoula Sentinel notes the annual enthusiasm for the premier season of outdoor recreation.
Winifred Black argues marriage is shaped by women and social norms not by men alone. She critiques the idea that marriage should bend to male nature, contending true civilization arises from elevating both sexes and resisting outdated, selfish views.
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