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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1923
Page
2
A brief obituary tone speaks of enduring love after a long illness. It notes the couple remained tender and without children, sharing a deep mutual affection. The passage ends with the woman carrying a nation's sympathy as she continues life’s difficult path.
The Standard of June 20, 1920 recaps the Chicago convention's final ballots and the old guard’s gerrymandering that culminated in Warren G Harding's nomination. It details tactical shifts between Wood Lowden and Johnson, the influence of southern delegates, Hoover speculation, and the sudden Harding surge on the eighth to tenth ballots.
Sheridan Wyoming Senator John Kendrick called President Harding's death a national calamity and a terrible loss to the country. He said the presidency is a strain few can withstand and that Washington admired and loved the late president.
American Secretary of Labor James J. Davis was shocked when told of President Harding’s death in London. Davis thanked the Associated Press in a trembling voice and could not speak further. Post Wheeler, the American chargé d’affaires, was likewise informed and expressed sorrow and surprise.
Britain and France drift further in reparations talks as Baldwin and Curzon report that Paris and Brussels offered no material for a joint reply to Germany. Italy backs Britain. France and Belgium reply independently. publication of notes may push world opinion toward united action to avert “irretrievable ruin.”
Roy Walsh, convicted of the Renova murder, receives a reprieve as Oct. 1 is set for a new trial motion. Co-defendant Arthur Hughes declines to plead guilty to second degree charges, with Judge Bennett to impanel a jury after Oct. 1. Walsh’s attorney says an appeal to the supreme court will follow if the motion fails.
Long trousers for high school boys feature tailored style and durable wear. Available in brown and gray mixes, sizes 18 to 20 years, with prices lower than $22.50 and $25 suits.
Harmony lodge of the Fraternal Brotherhood announces a meeting this evening at 8 o clock in Carpenters union hall. The program will include entertainment features for members and a brief session.
Eighteen members of the Butte chamber of commerce were nominated last night for election to the board of directors. Named are W. B. Daly, John Gillie, Herman Blank, A. J. Davis, H. A. Gailwey, J. K. Lesler, Sam Parker, J. L. Bruce, Dr. Peter Potter, R. M. Hobbs, Paul Huddoff, James E. Murray, Louis Dreibelbis, Willard Thompson, E. Woodland, L. Berrien, James H. Rowe and D. J. Charles. Directors whose terms expire May 1 include Sam Parker, Herman Blank, J. L. Bruce, W. B. Daly, A. J. Davis, Harry Gallwey, John Gillie, Dr. Peter Potter and I. B. Woodland. Directors whose terms expire May 1, 1924 include Paul A. Gow, Arthur Merkle, Arthur Perham, Rey, C. F. Chapman, Judge
New aprons priced at 1.39 each. Values up to 2.00 in this special lot featuring percale fabric. Made carefully and trimmed with contrasting materials. Nearly all colors available in medium, large and extra sizes.
A crowd gathered at Gregson Springs last night hoping to see the Bathing Beauties. Manager Forsythe said the act was delayed due to a breakdown on the way from Broadwater. Their coming is postponed to a later date. Two tunnels, nine miles long, will be driven through Mont Blanc.
President Coolidge issued a statement from Plymouth Vermont noting the death of President Harding and expressing grief. He said he will carry forward Harding's policies for the American people and seek cooperation from officials who served with Harding, adding faith in God to direct the nation's destiny. He also sent a telegram of sympathy to Mrs Harding.
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