Lausanne Treaty Terms Favor Turkey In Diplomatic Breakthrough
The Lausanne talks yield a settlement where Constantinople returns to Turkey and foreign troops depart. Greeks and Turks exchange populations while the United States gains most favored nation status on straits access without signing the straits convention. Critics call the pact England’s largest humiliation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lausanne
Turkey
Constantinople
Greece
Lloyd George
England
Angola
United States
Straits
Extravagant State and City Expenditures Draw Fire Across States
The piece reports educational campaigns in Indiana and nationwide urging citizens to curb state and local costs. It cites census figures showing steep per capita debt and spending increases from 1915 to 1922 in eight states, including New Jersey’s 125 fold debt rise, driven by bonus and highway bonds. It notes possible remedies like a constitutional amendment to ban tax free securities and criticizes voters for approving road and bridge bonds after the war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Salt Lake
Harding
Friends of the Administration
Washington
Census Bureau
New Jersey
Illinois
Kentucky
Michigan
Minnesota
Rhode Island
Wyoming
Congress
The Conquering Turk Emerges From World War
Turkey rises from World War I as a dominant force in power and prestige. Kemal and Ismet Pasha outmaneuver the Greeks and toy with French and English aims, turning diplomatic contests into Turkish gains and solidifying a formidable European role.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turkey
Christendom
Aegean
Kemal
Near East
Ismet Pasha
France
England
Effects of Military Training on Youth Health
An analysis of 1922 summer military training camps shows five to six of ten young Americans with notable physical defects yet two weeks of training yield weight gains averaging about three pounds and clearer chest development. Medical officers foresee improving national health through diet, exercise, and early defect identification as camps rise toward annual participation of 100000+.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
War Department
Presidents who died in office explained
A concise, fact packed timeline noting the six presidents who died in office before Harding, listing William Henry Harrison John Tyler Zachary Taylor Abraham Lincoln James Garfield and William McKinley with death dates causes and locations and details on their assassins and outcomes of trials or executions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harding
United States
Grover Cleveland
Benjamin Harrison
William Henry Harrison
John Tyler
Zachary Taylor
Washington
Lincoln
Garfield
McKinley
Ford’s
John Wilkes Booth
Fredericksburg
Sergt
Boston Corbet
Pennsylvania Railroad
Elberon
Long Branch
N. J
Charles Jules Guiteau
Temple of Music
Buffalo
N. Y
Louis Czolgosz
Auburn State Prison
New York
Ringside spectator Bryan comments on delayed European rescue
The piece notes Mr. Bryan at ringside amid a satirical jab about continental Europe’s slow movement to end chaos. It attributes the delay to a movement started nearly five years ago that has achieved little.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Prominent Republicans Headed to Ring Event Near Local Venue
Within a week or two a large number of prominent republicans will be seen in the immediate vicinity of the ring all bareheaded. The report notes expected political figures gathering near the arena, signaling a high profile appearance in the area.
Entente cor diale in diplomacy leads in politics
The passage mocks current European diplomacy and asks Col Harvey to name the Republican nominee and actions. The tone hints at confusion in international relations and domestic party guidance.
Raggedy Ann and Andy's Magical Cookie Bush Wish
Grampy Groundhog hosts a party where Raggedy Ann and Raggedy Andy test a magical Wishing Stick. Percy and Penelope Pig try to steal it but are thwarted by Grampy Groundhog and Ned Gnome. Andy makes a wish, producing candy covered cookie bushes around Grampy Groundhog's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raggedy Ann
Raggedy Andy
Grampy Groundhog
Ned Gnome
Little Ned Gnome
Raggedys
Percy Pig
Penelope Pig
Percy
Grumpy Groundhog
Penelope
Flags at Half Mast Across Butte in Honor of President Harding
Butte's flags fluttered at half mast from public buildings banks and mines from Nettie in Burlington to Leonard in Meaderville as the nation mourns President Warren G. Harding. Courts closed for funeral observances with services planned at churches and fraternal lodges. Senior officials and citizens recalled Harding's kindness and the impact of his death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Warren G. Harding
Marion
Ohio
Carpenter's Union Hall
K. P. Hall
Federal Building
Telephone Building
Masonic Building
Knights of Columbus
Nettie
Burlington
Leonard
Meaderville
United States District Court For
Montana
W. E. Carroll
Harding
Coolidge
Garfield
McKinley
Joseph K. Toole
Grand Army
Hardings
St. John’s Episcopal
First Presbyterian
First Baptist
Unity Methodist Episcopal
Shortridge Memorial
South Butte
Lowell Methodist Episcopal
South
Trinity Methodist Episcopal Church
Centerville
No Reaction Seen In Wool Market As Opening Weighs In
The Commercial Bulletin reports no definite reaction in wool markets after opening light-weight goods by major mills. Women's wear fabrics sell better than men's, with a slow long season anticipated for light-weight fabrics. Fine wools hold at roughly last week’s prices though sales are limited. Foreign markets are steady, Bradford shows fair demand, and English spinning remains slow. Boston shipments for 1925 and 1923 show higher volumes this year, with 89,783,000 pounds through August 2, 1923 versus 75,137,080 pounds last year, and 345,883,000 pounds through January 1 to August 2, 1923 against 276,355,970 pounds previous year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Boston
Commercial Bulletin
American Woolen Company
Bradford
West
Tomorow
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Michigan
New York
Parallel to Wilson Illness Mirrors Harding Collapse
The Associated Press notes striking parallels between the events leading to President Harding's fatal illness and President Wilson's 1919 collapse. Both pursued peace and world order aims, traveled extensive western tours, delivered numerous speeches, and faced near accidents near Seattle. Wilson was 62, Harding 57, with sequences of near mishaps in Seattle area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Harding
Wilson
League of Nations
West
Wichita
Kan
San Francisco
Seattle
Mrs. Wilson
Hardin
Henderson
Ms. Harding
Alaska
Seattle Harbor
Mr. Wilson
Mr. Harding
California Declares Day Of Mourning For Harding
Gov Friend W Richardson proclaims Friday August 3 1923 a state day of mourning. He urges all citizens to close businesses in tribute to the late president Warren G Harding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Beach
Cal
Friend W. Richardson
State of
California
Warreng. Harding
Fragmented Fluctuations in Unwashed and Combings Prices
A garbled OCR jungle lists unwashed, combing, and dressed wool prices by blood status and region. It includes Wisconsin, Missouri, New England comparisons, and varied cents per pound, plus regional futures for Texas, California, Oregon, and Territory tiers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delane
Wisconsin
Missouri
New England
Texas
California
Northern
Middle County
Southern
Oregon
Valley
Territory
Memorial Service for President Harding at Grace Methodist
Grace Methodist church holds a memorial morning service for the late President Harding. Rev. Charles Francis Wolfe delivers "Our National Loss" with Handel's Dead March From Saul and a program including solo and choral pieces, organ preludes, and a postlude march.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harding
Grace Methodist Church
Charles Francis Wolfe
Handel
Saul
Mendelssohn
Enid Perry
Death mask rejected for President Harding in 1923 event
At a cabinet officers conference in San Francisco on August 3, it was decided to seek Mrs. Harding's permission to take a death mask of President Harding. Sculptor J Earl Cummings was chosen to do the work but Mrs. Harding declined to permit it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
San Francisco
Harding
J. Earl Cummings
Horoscope for Saturday August 4 1923 cautions on mis fortune
The astrology page warns of malefic planetary aspects including Uranus Jupiter the Sun and Mars. It advises caution in business employment finance and personal relations for Leo birth dates and all readers. It notes mental gloom risk and urges restraint and patience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uranus
Jupiter
Mars
Leo
Goperight
Methopyright
Ure Sewepaper Syndicate
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Standard Publishing Company Publishers and Proprietors
Anacondas
West Park
Seeet
the Daily and Sunday Standard
Ket
Anaconda
Deer Lodge
Dillon
Bycar Boreman
Philipsbore
Canada
Standard Publishing Company
Butte, Mont
THE
Prudden
King & Prudden, Inc
Fifth Avenue
Glebe
Steger
Chicago
Sharon
San Fernando
Los Angeles
Mr. Bryan
Harvey
Republican Party
C. D. Batchelor
Public Ledger Company
Raggedy Ann Receeds
Andy
Johnny Gruelle
B'Nai Israel Memorial
Ball Park
Secret Service
Butte Elks
National Elks
Chum
Lodge of Sorrow
Temple B'Nai Israel
President Harding
J. K. Levin
Masons, Elks
Kiwanis
Rotary
Kiwanis Club
Silver Bow Club
America
Z. C. O'Farrell
Baptist Church
J. Charles Sullivan
Real
St. John’s Church
Edward J. Hanmer
Charley R. Leonard
O'Farrell
Butte Lodge of Elks
Frank Riley
Baron de
Baron de Hirsch Lodge of
B'nai Brith
West Park Street
Order of Red Men
Granite Street
Auman
Grace Church
Death Mask
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