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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1924
Page
4
The bulletin notes that many missing men in France still live in spirit though broken, wandering between gray obscurities while hiding from further harm. It urges communities to treat them kindly as they seek livelihoods and conceal their buried past.
The article marks the tenth anniversary of Britain and France declaring war on Germany in 1914 and notes the Dawes plan discussions in London with hopes for ending global upheaval. It recalls Austria and Russia's early moves, Honduras' late protest, and the shifting alliances as nations seek a path to security, peace, and renewed cooperation after years of conflict.
An American Legion bulletin from Indianapolis notes that many soldiers returned maimed or disillusioned and have disappeared rather than burden families. Thousands of cases are recorded as missing by the army and navy, with many considered dead to their relatives.
Pan American union announces near completion of a Pan American monument at Torrecilla Point Santo Domingo. Cost 2100000 raised by 21 nations with the U S asked to contribute 400000. A tomb will guard Columbus remains with a tower higher than the Eiffel and a beacon visible 200 miles. A lagoon park will surround replicas of the Santa Maria Nina and Pinta.
A column discusses Japan considering restraint, noting silk trade dependency and the risks of a U S boycott. It cites Japanese pragmatism, farmer livelihoods, and minor industries, while contrasting with American political rhetoric and sensational crime notes, including comments on wartime mood and public behavior.
The Forest Service announces rewards to aid in catching arsonists setting fires in national forests. Rewards range from 25 to 500 dollars, with specifics linked to charges and court actions. John Taylor, forest supervisor, indicated new procedures and local response details.
A Senate debate argues preparedness is relative and that American power should deter aggression. Critics say impregnable shores may breed complacency, while proponents claim a strong defense makes attacks unlikely and sustains peace, noting long-standing policies toward Mexico and South America.
The report follows aviators traveling from Kirkwall more than 500 miles in eight hours nineteen minutes. They moored near a breakwater, then navigated by sighting ships Billingsley Meld and Leigh to maintain course. Brent Nelson recalls a tricky start but an otherwise steady flight once land was detected.
Atlantic City Aug 2 The American Federation of Labor executive council endorsed La Follette and Wheeler for national political offices adopting the nonpartisan political campaign committee report largely without revision. Gompers, ill but speaking, outlined the political program and cautioned press. The council also postponed National Defense Day observance until Monday and approved the council's statement of endorsement.
Narrative fragment recounts dawn on a flooded world where Eber Gaza and a rescued girl reach dry land. The chapter hints at language barriers, shifting civilizations, and a post Deluge era with libraries, books, and dwindling literacy. The tale contrasts ancient speech with a future society, noting survivors and comic-strip memories aboard the Ark.
A fragment describes a family dispute over a new term boo-boo or bah-bah used for in-law and the idea of blending words. The scene shifts to Noahs Ark with a raven and the narrator noting the raven stayed with them and refused to return for Noah. The piece reflects on memory and storytelling between animals, people, and myth.
The Associated Press reports Wyoming values increased by 27 892 689 in Cheyenne amid statewide assessments.
State patrol marches to quell Klan clashes as officials order disarmament and rapid deployment. Officers rushed to duty, vacations canceled, and multiple days off suspended to enforce public order during the tense standoff.
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