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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1920
Page
4
The piece lauds the American Legion’s Cleveland convention and its stance on law and order. It also analyzes Democratic prospects in the 1920s presidential race, noting Governor Cox's potential in multiple states and the need for a strong fund-raising push to compete with Republicans.
Charles E Hughes condemns the New York legislature's ouster of socialist members as a flagrant breach of American principles. He says the act harms the state and reflects temporary power abused, noting it does not represent the people and will not be repeated.
The Democratic Party plans a major five week campaign, led by Senator Harrison, with Governor Cox and running mate, plus attorneys general and cabinet members rallied to stump for Cox. Campaigning Democrats include Palmer Baker Wilson Daniels Meredith and a slate of senators and notable figures assigned to strategic points.
A condensed, opinionated survey traces California voting shifts from 1880 to present, noting close margins for Hancock Cleveland Roosevelt Wilson Hoover Johnson and Harding. It cites the Los Angeles Times stance on Johnson and discusses Republican strength in Southern California, temper in Northern counties, and broader political currents including Mexico and figures like Lenine Trotzky Hays Sunday Goldman Berkman.
Clipped items discuss lawsuits over slander claims against Havre, irrigation bond referendums in Montana, public blame for economic woes, clean baseball in Missoula leagues, bootlegging concerns, Trieste’s fate after World War I, and a humorous cartoon note from Louisville about a motor trip.
A collage of 1920s syndicated quips notes political divides over cars in Indianapolis and labor themes in Chicago, plus remarks on flags, coal, reform delays, air mail, golf marriage jokes, and wedding customs in China.
A collage of short comic exchanges from multiple papers. Jokes cover jealous husbands at the beach, a snappy aviator pun, high prices as a setup for customer expectation, and quips about weddings and courtroom bids. A light, common‑sense humor roundup.
At the Cleveland Ohio convention opening a message from Marshal Foch was read praising American war service. The message expresses gratitude for Allied efforts and honors the veterans and their contributions during the conflict.
Some orange trees continue bearing fruit up to age 150 years. The observation notes long productive life in certain groves and suggests age-related resilience in select varieties.
Winifred Black counsels a remorseful wife to strive for true repentance and personal reform. She urges courage and character to win her husband’s forgiveness, stressing right over happiness and urging quiet acts of kindness to redeem a shattered life.
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