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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 09, 1923
Page
4
The remark reflects a journalist’s view that printing pro-German material would have endangered the Evening Mail. It questions the futility of pro-German propaganda in history and notes the dangerous consequences of publishing such content.
The Washington correspondent predicts Ohio loses national influence as cabinet positions shift and staff changes follow Harding’s death. Ohio Republicans rally to Harding’s cause yet face internal strife, with Daugherty and Brown having backed the president in 1912 while now factions vie for the 1924 nomination. Senators Willis and Fess may join the field as Ohio politics turn volatile.
The article recounts the conviction of Dr Edward A Rumely in Atlanta for making a false report to the alien property custodian claiming ownership of the New York Evening Mail. It notes his German sympathies, wartime activity, and the paper’s German government funding, portraying his failed propaganda efforts.
In June seven deaths and 132 injuries occurred at main arterial crossings before the boulevard stop rule. July saw deaths drop to two and injuries to 52. The Detroit Free Press warns that ignoring the stop order would ruin the ordinance and revert to dangerous crossing conditions.
Prohibition Commissioner Haynes faces possible joint inquiry as Sen Caraway of Arkansas and Rep Clancy of Michigan seek scrutiny of his profit making book on enforcement. They allege conflict of interest and question his Volstead Act enforcement. Haynes declines to comment, while Anderson and allies defend officer actions as privileged.
Pennsylvania Railroad announces a automatic control system that slows or stops trains to prevent collisions. Implemented on one branch since July 11, it uses electrical, pneumatic, and mechanical devices on track and locomotives. It aims to virtually end train collision deaths or injuries, surpassing earlier safety measures.
Raggedy Ann and Raggedy Andy bring wishes of candy cookies, a spring, and a soda fountain to Grampy Groundhog. Mean witches intrude. Grampy uses a broom to scare them away. The Raggedys decide to press on with their adventures despite the danger.
A lyrical passage describes Godys venturing into a dense forest crowded with fairies. The scene emphasizes the hush of movement and the self-humming atmosphere as they proceed through the magical landscape.
Deer Lodge will observe a day of mourning with services for President Harding at the Rialto theater at 11 am. A city proclamation urges all business houses to close for Aug. 8 and honor the late president who died in office.
Mrs. W. J. Marsh president of the western district and Mrs. L. W. Pratt who represents Powell post No. 10 left Deer Lodge for Billings to attend the state convention of the American Legion Auxiliary. E. J. Cummings also departed to represent Powell post No. 10 at the convention.
Julius Jacobsen versus Kelley Ranch Co and others concluded after a 10 day trial before Judge Bennett in Virginia City. Judge Bennett will render a decision later. he returns home this week. The next court session is set for August 17 with Judge Winston.
Deer Lodge Montana reports that county courthouse offices will close all day Friday to observe reverence for the memory of President Warren G Harding. Local residents including Miss Helen Stone, Mrs J A Dunn and others are noted in brief social items and travel plans.
Three methods of transmitting heat are convection, conduction and radiation.
The article asserts that applying light colors to ships provides better protection from barnacles and other growths, improving hull cleanliness and maintenance.
Dillon will close all business houses Friday to honor the memory of the late President Warren G. Harding. A community memorial service will be held at the depot lawn at 1 30 PM with readings, invocations, a eulogy, and musical tributes led by Rev. Phillip May and A Gullidge. A two minute silent prayer will follow the 1 58 toll of the public school bell.
Dillon August notes record visits from Mrs. EB. 0. Selway and Mrs. W. E. Barry of Salmon Idaho. The Unfugs from Walensburg Colo. left after a Dillon visit with Mr. and Mrs. Harry Andrus as they continue a Montana and Yellowstone park tour along with Miss Gertrude Hinds of New York City. Bert, Matt and Phillip Orr drove to Salmon for a few days. Mrs. Barry and Miss Hinds also visited Butte before returning home.
The era saw Europe depend on the Indies for silks cashmeres and muslin dye woods perfumes spices precious stones and pearls, shaping economic and cultural links across the Atlantic and beyond.
Steam automobiles on England's highways carried from ten to fifteen people and traveled at a reasonable speed.
Miss Ruth Powderly, U S Navy nurse, attended the late President Harding and nursed Ex President Wilson during his illness as well as Mrs Harding during her recent illness.
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