22 Oct 1920
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Newspaper
Helena Independent
Location
Helena, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1920
Page
1
An advertisement argues against disguising aging through cosmetics and fashion. It extols Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a vegetable tonic for women suffering from illness and frailty, promising strength and health. The copy pushes tablets or liquid forms and offers the option to send a package to Dr. Pierce's Invalids Hotel in Buffalo, New York.
Republican speaker attacks Cox for muddying water and dodging domestic issues. He argues for American leadership, consultative policy, and a constructive path in world affairs, urging unity, balanced governance, and support for veterans while condemning imperial or harsh expeditions.
A tense postwar labor picture emerges as British railway and transport workers threaten to pressure the government into miners negotiations. Leaders indicate union plans, while political figures debate the strike’s broader impact on employment, industry, and public welfare across ports and shipyards.
A brief fragment from a local newspaper page contains unreadable text about names places and dates. The legible portions mention Dyer and a person named Mette with unclear surrounding details and no identifiable event.
The Great Northern's chief executive meets stakeholders to discuss plans for the coming year. Talks cover traffic operations, potential expansion by rail car, and crowd growth at Louirise business venues. Secretary Max Goad supports a new commercial club initiative and possible service between Helena and Glacier National Park.
Deportation order served on Costello, editor of the Federated Press in Chicago, after Scotland Yard search. He planned to depart October 23, appealed to Colby, and said British papers were delayed en route. Belfer labeled British move as an attempt to curb a growing cooperative press network and to halt the flow of overseas news. Nearby, a bag with five ounces of explosives was found in a public garden near the Hotel Cavern after previous blasts.
Broad talk on prohibition, party lines, and international forums outlined by Governor Cookdee and Senator Johnson. The piece cites calls for liquor policy debate, campaign Strategy, and warnings against the League of Nations as viewed by U S figures.
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