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Newspaper
Helena Independent
Location
Helena, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1920
Page
7
The article accuses the Nonpartisan league leaders of sedition and class hatred, alleging they seek power by manipulating greed envy and ignorance. It claims they imitate Lenin and Trotzky’s tactics seen in Russia and cites Theodore Roosevelt in Billings Montana in September 191.
A midwestern analysis notes growing doubt over U S Versailles policy and League of Nations stance. It cites European commentary on diminished American influence, trade, and moral leadership since World War I, flagging partisan Lodge support and political distractions at home.
A bride rushes to a Geneva court for an absolute divorce as the groom fails to appear. The bride secures the decree, ending a romance that promised much. Questions arise whether the school teacher will marry the Bolsheviki in Moscow.
A wartime editorial cites French figures: 8,000,000 mobilized, 1,100,000 killed, 806,000 maimed, 800,000 wounded. It argues by comparison that if the U S had similar losses 4,200,000 would be dead and 2,400,000 maimed, urging patience with allies and warning against rash political criticism. The piece also notes the broader human costs not counted. It references Bolshevik clashes and Skewed references to distant events.
In Kansas a dust storm triggers strange electrostatic effects described by experts as static electricity amplified by dust and fatigue. Autos stop unexpectedly, cattle horns glow briefly, and household items arc with sparks while residents report unusual malfunctions and cautious hopes for the next test in the tradition of trying odd ideas.
A New York World editorial mocks Debs as a Bolshevist candidate. It argues his socialism is linked to Bolshevik schemes, evaluates public perception, and cites irony at his Atlanta connections. The piece asserts Debs’ stance proves a Socialist identity misread as radicalism.
A Sioux City Tribune report relays testimony from the investigating committee on bread supplied to military commissaries. Witnesses discuss 4000 pounds of bread, mismanaged molds, and shipments tied to Magnolia Baking Co, with questions over alien ownership and oversight. The piece notes bread was often wasted or redirected, while some material went to hog feed or storage, amid broader charges of mismanagement.
The report lists population changes with New York City and Manhattan showing large increases, and other areas like Buffalo and Queens displaying mixed gains. Throughout the data, percentages and totals reflect sizable shifts in various regions with noted rises and declines.
Heads scribes Boston June BAW Wille at Grey Ragle Mi was elected president of the National Editorial Association at the last session of the Wille convention today. Other officers elected include vice president BT rodie of Oregon City Ore and treasurer WW Aikens of Franklin Ky.
Representative Connally criticized the Republican majority in a stirring speech for failing to repeal wartime measures. He charged the party with disorganization and accused leaders of political games while urging action on peace resolutions and prewar statutes.
An ad fragment promises low wages and guaranteed goods. It mentions early service, churchgoer routines, and various brands and workers. The readable text blends humorous notes with offers from Wilton Bros. Underwear and other suppliers, implying employment or gigs at minimal pay.
A layman’s call challenges lawmakers from Peonservantia and Wyarine to introduce a bold repeal of existing war statutes. The author accuses the proponents of fraud and pretense and demands immediate action from Congress.
The Bank of Arvada, a state institution in Arvada Wyoming, closed its doors. Depositors likely face losses as liabilities and assets total about 43,000 dollars. Inadequate security was cited as the reason for the failure.
Prices of potatoes rose to unprecedented levels with old potatoes up 70 to 4 cents per pound and new potatoes selling for 12 to 14 cents a pound. A carload of old spuds traded at 4025 per hundredweight totaling 678 per bushel, while a truckload fetched 420 a barrel.
Four women will sit as delegates at the Republican National Convention in Chicago. Of the 984 delegates, four of a kind are women, selected to help name the G O P nominee. This marks a notable first for female delegates at the event.
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