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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1924
Page
2
William B. Wilson writes in support of John W. Davis highlighting Section 6 of the Clayton Act and Section 20 that shield labor from injunctions and restraining orders. He credits Davis with drafting provisions that protected wage workers and farmers and notes their impact on co operatives and labor rights.
Samuel Gompers, president of the AFL, said John W. Davis sought a New York conference on July 21 and asked for a joint statement of questions. Gompers called the conference impossible due to a conflicting engagement and refused to submit questions that would not be equally shared with other presidential candidates. He noted Davis had contacted him through a letter to William B. Wilson in Washington.
Three suspects in a 15 000 post office robbery, trapped in a Palisades coal mine, evade a deadly setup. An alleged accomplice opened an air shaft door at night, but the trio did not attempt escape as guards double the mine’s protection. The motive and entry method remain under federal and county scrutiny.
Japan has bought about 2 million dollars worth of American electric devices and substation power gear for railway electrification projects. The purchase underscores ongoing cooperation to modernize rail infrastructure.
Lumber rots in Rio Grande do Sul as rail transport stalls due to equipment shortages. Separately, a massive gold specimen in California weighs 280 ounces, highlighting the era's mining scale.
Dr Bernard Glueck testified that Loeb claimed he struck the blow and described Loeb as disintegrated with a discord between emotion and intellect while Leopold showed signs of paranoid personality and developing psychosis. Darrow warned witnesses may include family members to connect life events to the record.
The Harrison avenue paving measure wins swift approval creating a special improvement district funded at 8.03 per linear foot for eight years with total cost about 72 673 08. Bids will be sought. The mayor urges gas storage safety after a neighborhood fire and notes police motor equipment needs. Former mayor Harrington visits.
Charles Ponzi left Plymouth jail with a deputy sheriff and headed to Boston to secure a $14,000 bail on state charges related to his financial schemes. Four years after drawing national attention with a Boston securities exchange plan, Ponzi promised huge interest on short term investments and profits through foreign exchange depreciation.
Returns from 1 761 precincts show Paulen leading with 58 999 votes to Reed 50 426 and Stubbs 47 778 while Capper widens his margin for re election. Malone leads Hackney by under 400 votes for the Democratic Senate nomination amid a crowded field including Ford petition drives in Detroit and Michigan.
With 2688 of 3987 precincts reporting, Sam A. Baker leads Jefferson City by 35,327 as Missouri GOP governor nominee. Dr. Arthur W. Nelson tops the Democratic tally with about 59,000. St Louis incomplete returns show Miller and Priest leading there but fail to alter statewide outcome.
Montana pilots will feature top bull riders Rose Smith Treg land and Coates with Senor Firpo the famed bull from Old Mexico. The Bozeman event brings Montana’s best horses and a Mexican steer lineup as organizers pledge an unmatched Roundup.
The Montana editors annual gathering features talks by Chancellor M A Brannon on Higher Education in Montana and C G Manning on Montana High Schools. Festivities include a 6 PM visit to King's Ranch, a 9 30 AM address by Warden of the Great Falls Tribune, and a press dinner with Tom Stout as toastmaster.
Harold Morey dressed in his best suit used a .22 rifle to kill himself at 9 AM. Undersheriff Orville Jones found the body at 4 PM after he came to seize the home amid a divorce suit filed by Morey’s wife. A stray line notes sulfurite spirit as a potential Norwegian fuel.
A 1924 Buick owned by Joe Kelly of Walkerville was badly damaged in a collision early last night near Harrison avenue. Frank Kelly was driving the Buick which, along with an Oakland owned by N Lindquist of South Montana street, sustained heavy damage but no injuries. The Buick was towed to service shop due to a broken wheel and windshield. the Oakland towed by Ross McGrew. The Oakland sustained greater damage with two broken wheels and a smashed side. About a month earlier the Buick, then newly purchased, was wrecked near Columbia Gardens in a collision with a Stone-Ordean-Wells salesman’s car.
Mrs Margaret Toomey 41 died at her home 11 Clear Grit terrace from a sudden heart trouble yesterday. She leaves three children Edward Helen and Agnes her mother Mrs Margaret Harrington three brothers Jerry Ed J Harrington county assessor Dennis and a sister Mia Her husband Timothy Toomey survived by a past accident. Funeral from St Marys church Friday at 9 50 AM for high mass.
Indianapolis Aug. 6 The national independent party accepted John Zahnd of Indianapolis withdrawal as its presidential nominee. Zahnd announced his withdrawal on July 2 in a statement praising the La Follette Wheeler ticket.
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