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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1923
Page
4
In a publishing note from Ohio politics and the Canadian government, concerns arise over penitentiary convicts receiving free automobile trips and fishing excursions amid a broader embarrassment. The commentary questions the extent of entitlements and the potential diplomatic awkwardness from such actions.
An analysis of how chance and circumstance shaped Harding's 1914 Ohio Senate race and 1915 U.S. Senate seating. The piece notes his initial political retreat, pivotal persuasion by Daugherty, Hanna, and allies, and his final victory over Foraker and Cole by 91,000 votes, marking Ohio’s first direct senate election and his ascent to national leadership.
Dr. Butler, Columbia University president, in a London Times piece recalls the Chicago 1920 convention. He notes Harding’s sense of duty drove his life and reflects on the political divide in 1920 as the new president sought unity to govern.
Ohio's governor Donahey faced criticism for taking two second degree murderers from prison to Toronto as chauffeur and cook on a fishing trip. The move triggered questions of legality and international perceptions while Canadian papers debate immigration and law violations.
A report on Italian scientists proposing a floating 50 million dollar plant to generate 750 million kilowatt hours yearly by vaporizing a low boiling liquid with warm surface water. The plan envisions a huge cement barge carrying an immense boiler and condenser, funded by American capitalists.
A satirical digest notes Hearst may skip Europe this summer while Poincare and Bald could visit. It contrasts Americas Vanity Fair with the Donnybrook Fair and mocks German industry and Ruhr self-determination debates amid high August heat concerns.
Raggedy Ann Raggedy Andy and Ned Gnome flee two mean witches who want their wishing pebble and stick. Grampy Groundhog saves them once with a broom. Nimble Ned loses his painted nose to blackbirds, then the trio pursues the witches toward their home to rescue him.
A spreading blaze along a 15 mile front defied control as a stiff shifting wind hampered firefighters. Chief Forest Supervisor Jordan reported over 30 sections burned with little chance of containment though about 200 men fought the flames. Fire telephones were set up to coordinate efforts.
Astrologers describe Friday August 10 1923 as uncertain with many helpful influences. Mercury is adverse while Uranus Mars and Neptune form benefice aspects signaling high mental activity, public welfare gains, and widespread investigations into finance and government. The forecast highlights strides in science and education and benefits for builders and landowners though political and social tensions rise.
A forest fire outside Santa Barbara, California, has burned for nearly four weeks and was reported today as beyond control. The blaze threatens nearby areas and tests firefighting efforts as authorities mobilize additional resources.
The column predicts war moves in Europe will tense autumn France and urges careful saving. It says Leo natives born today face a quiet year with usual money flow and home happiness, while children born under Leo may excel as employees. The note ends with a nod to Leo traits and a 1923 copyright.
Neighbors reported a disturbance on Harrison Avenue Wednesday night as a woman was dragged by her hair. Helen Emerson and Jess Witsky were arrested for participating. In police court they denied trouble but each paid a $15 fine. Five girls charged with vagrancy were fined $10 each. several men cited for drunkenness paid small fines.
Motion picture theaters may add reality with scent by wiring scent keys to spray devices. An ocean breeze will waft pleasant tang through the auditorium to accompany scenes. Radio motorcycles combat bandits with two-man crews and wireless coordination. English dock officials unveil a voice amplifier to guide ships, shortening docking times. A portable engine base secures engines without floor bolts, using adjustable wooden beams and locking rods.
The article notes headlamp rims often rust tight and lack grip due to nickel or enamel finish. It warns that applying tools may mar or damage rims when attempting removal.
The passage notes that every wean and we, 80, must attach the engine by sliding it into and dipping the rod. This terse line outlines a mechanical step in securing an engine to a frame or mount, highlighting a precise yet unclear process.
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