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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1923
Page
2
An advertisement extols Quick Quaker Oats and The Ouichette oats as fast cooking. It describes flakes rolled very thin and partly cooked for quicker preparation and asserts both styles deliver quality and flavor. Consumers urged to tell grocer which style they want.
Great Falls dispatch reports Montana Elks lodge delegates will attend the state convention July 1 to 3 ahead of the national Atlanta meet July 9 to 14. Fifteen lodges send one delegate and an alternate. committee chair B A LaBoastre, others named. City plans include decorated streets, purple and white colors, a clock souvenir, and family-friendly entertainment for attendees and travelers.
May Day observances vary as ununited labor branches act separately across regions. Dresden reports the Saxon premier orders government buildings to fly flags. Munich Socialists told not to attend parades without small arms. Greater Berlin Christian Trades Union will not observe May Day citing economic patriotism.
Leslie Sulgrove leads the Butte handball standings with 36 wins and one loss, remaining undefeated in most matches while Emmett is the only foe to beat him. Barry sits second, Clovett third, Emmett fourth as today's schedules list numerous noon to 6:30 p.m. matches including Sulgrove against Driscoll and Welp versus Price.
In Constantinople on April 29 the police uncovered a Bolshevik plot for a May Day demonstration. Leaflets calling for proletarian rising against the capitalist government were seized. Reports say Bolshevist delegates are involved and several Russians and Turks have been arrested amid distrust between Kemalists at Angora.
The Empress will show Why Men Leave Home by Avery Hopwood a witty late Royalty era comedy about neglected husbands and anxious wives The play once ran at New Yorks Moresco theater to packed houses and features humor about love at home and the urge to roam.
The board notes a rapid postwar business expansion with record output and income, supported by larger payrolls and credit. It flags limited gold imports, shifts from investments to commercial loans, and says commercial banks now gauge expansion, not rediscounts. If every American ate one more bread slice daily, wheat consumption would rise about 200 million bushels.
Greece will abrogate contracts with the British naval, French military, and Italian police missions, paying six months notice. The British police mission under Sir Frederick Halliday remains, credited with reorganizing the Greek force since 1919, while other missions face termination.
Vienna reports the Commissioner of Retrenchments has halted state theater passes and seat sales below standard prices. He notes 43 percent of tickets sold at standard price while rest were heavily discounted or given free. future allotments will be limited to a few boxes for dignitaries, with the public allowed to buy most seats at fair prices.
Chief Two Loggins head of the River Crows and famed intertribal fighter died at his Hardin ranch eight miles south, from heart trouble. He led horse raids against Cheyennes, Blackfeet, and Sioux and was known for guiding small party actions. A friend of General Hugh Scott, their ties go back to the early 1900s.
The federal government investigates Florida convict flogging cases. U S district attorney Fred Cuthberry says the leasing of Ned Thompson by Leon county sheriff J R Johns to Putnam Lumber is under federal grand jury review. An agent arrived recently to probe peonage claims and the grand jury meets early May.
April 29 Herald reports 27 American soldiers led by Lieut George Williamson reach New York aboard the Prefont Filmore after final cleanup near Coblen. Four German war brides travel with the unit. Soldiers sent to Tort Hampton. The text notes a curious German phrase about watchmaking phrases and a daily nap.
An insane rancher attacked his wife and injured a girl, then fled. The injured girl was taken to a hospital at Elbaugh and remained conscious late Sunday. The assailant, Slovey, had been released from an asylum within a year and appeared to act during an hallucination about land theft. A sister, Mrs John Knutson, lives in Libby. a brother resides in Canada. Police considered the case closed with no inquest likely.
Butte Public Library announces new fiction acquisitions under librarian Miss Gertrude Nichols. The list includes numerous authors and titles such as Mary Andrews Yellow Butterflies and Arthur Machen Hall of Dreams. The dense OCR item lists dozens of authors and novels in a long catalog feel. A second brief item notes a League of the Sacred Heart meeting led by Elena McDowell in Venus absence and mentions a Chicago woman’s candy business growing from five cents to a $1,000,000 offer.
Admirers flock to the Ansonia to see Richard Dix in Quicksands with Helene Chadwick and Alan Hale among others. Dix portrays a Mexican border post lieutenant and lover entangled with smugglers in a cantina as perilous adventures unfold amid a wave of ocean tides and Boy Scout generations.
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