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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1923
Page
4
Morris E Siegel describes how New York evening schools teach language and history, assist in first papers, and ground students in American citizenship duties while cooperating with county and federal authorities. He notes New York’s large foreign element drives more night schools, seen as key to Americanizing newcomers.
The new general treaty grants most favored nation status to the United States but falls short of hoped provisions. Armenia's salvation is doubtful, with suggested migrations from historic lands to Syria or southern Russia. Ismet Pasha’s New Turkey claims democracy while foreign advisers gain power over complaints of foreign arrests. If Turks protect Americans, capitulations may not be revived.
In New York City night schools enroll about 170 classes with diverse students. Instructors use direct method to teach English and citizenship, enabling learners to write names, read simple sentences, and converse. Four seasons of study lead to entry into evening high school with coverage of U S history government and basic math.
France rejects racial segregation and warns Americans that anti negro bias on French soil will incur penalties under French law. The dispute arose after 20 Americans forced an African surgeon off a Rheims bound tourist car during battlefield sightseeing. La Temps defended racial equality and noted many black soldiers helped France.
Grace Abbott of the U S Children's Bureau reports a rise in child employment with 1,000,000 boys and girls ages 10 to 16 at work in January 1920 and a 57 percent increase since June 1922. Many farm children aid parents, while others risk overwork and neglect. The piece notes policy challenges in drafting a law to balance industry and protection, and adds political musings on Coolidge, La Follette, and world affairs.
Raggedy Andy charms two mean little witches with a claim about Raggedy Ann s pebble prompting a fierce quarrel. Ned Gnome slips in, frees the Raggedys, and flies them to Grampy Groundhog s house where candy cookies and 16 ice cream sodas await. The group hides as the witches arrive.
Raggedy Ann mocks the witches as Grampy Groundhog bars entry with a bite on Wanda Witch and her sister. The scene ends with all three Raggedys and Ned Gnome enjoying ice cream sodas and candy on the porch while the witches vow to return later.
After 14 years of effort overcoming major difficulties, hydraulic mining operations at Leonia Idaho are expected to begin. Initial work aims to exploit the promising vein and bring substantial extraction activity to the region, signaling a major development for the local economy.
In a few days the Idaho Gold and Ruby mine near here plans a hydraulic mining venture described as the world’s largest. Steam shovels dug twenty miles of roads, six miles of ditch, dams and pipelines were installed, and a permanent mill built after fourteen years of prep. Sluice boxes go into bed rock as canyon bottom is cleaned upstream for a yellow treasure cleanup.
The investigation into the Buxton case links Ben Ward to the slain man found near the Cooper ranch. Al McClellan of Walker's identified Ward from a $65 receipt and baggage check, while deputies traced Ward to a Moose block room and Glendive ties. Investigators pressed fresh leads, including Ward’s money, lodging, and possible fishing trip plans, as they pursue suspects and motive.
Readers urge plantings on the School of Mines campus to honor native evergreens and note the Cannonball Trail between Chicago and Los Angeles as the Harding highway. The idea frames Harding as a memorial, linking his nomination in Chicago to his death in California.
At a late afternoon meeting, Butte merchants voted to close for two hours on Friday from 1 to 3 p m in observance of President Harding's funeral in Marion Ohio. Federal buildings except the post office will close. postal workers halt 1 to 3 p m. insurance offices suspend with discretion for agents and managers.
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