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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1924
Page
2
Readable sections show candidates across major parties seeking nominations for state offices, congress, and judicial posts. The primary spreads across districts with Republicans and Democrats registering for governor, attorney general, auditor, treasurer, railroad commissioner, superintendent, and more. Ballots will include around 200 names in many counties as printing nears.
Dispatches from Melilla report heavy fighting across Spanish and French Morocco with rebels claiming high casualties. French colonial troops reportedly withdraw after clashes near Argella while Abdul Mal’s forces engage rebels, who are said to have suffered over 100 killed or wounded.
Genzberger a new governor finished his report and the document was referred to the committee on resolutions which adopted it. Reports were given by Howard H. Stanley of Great Falls district secretary treasurer Senator Robert Pauline of Kalispell chairman of the creaturen committee Dan Williams of Ghagow superintendent of schools on the underprivileged child program Ralph Varney president of the Helena club on business standards and methods E N Genzberger for Butte on the education committee program A P Stephenson president of the Butte club on classification Clairo Flint of Livingston on Interclub relations John Patterson of Missoula on registration W B Keely of Deer Lodge on public affairs.
Invitations were sent to Montana Kiwanis members for their next state convention in Butte. Mayor William J. Hogan, the Butte Chamber of Commerce secretary Frank Venable, and the Butte Rotary Club joined in the invitation. The city pledged its renowned hospitality to all attending.
A contingent from Anaconda and Deer Lodge Kiwanis toured via Skalkaho Road to Hamilton for the Missoula convention. About 20 registered at the Tourist hotel for luncheon, receiving strawberry boxes from Sid Ward. Guests included many couples from Anaconda and Deer Lodge as they headed to the Garden City after 2 PM.
New York August 12 President Coolidge through his secretary C Bascom Slemp repudiated circulars in Brooklyn urging support for Coolidge and Dawes. A photographic copy signed by The National Protestant Fundamental Christian Association claims Catholics and Jews join to attack Protestantism in the election.
In Dresden Germany the move toward lighter wallpapers reflects public education on energy savings. Light toned walls reduce gas and electricity usage, replacing the darker somber hues once common.
In three day cross examination, defense alienist Dr Hulbert debated with prosecutor Crowe over Loeb and Leopold mental state. The defense argued ransom plans were a childish dream, while the state pressed for emotional age and endocrine theory, noting limited evidence of true remorse or intent.
Plans fixed for a Thursday night address with emphasis on the campaign, radio broadcast to reach all regions east of the Rocky Mountains. William M. Butler leads the national committee in finalizing arrangements and notifying exercises, aimed at wide national reach.
The American ambassador Kellogg announced at allied delegates that the U S government seeks representation at a Paris finance ministers meeting to discuss allocations from Germany. Houghton leaves for Berlin while German delegates press for the American view on Dawes plans and timely Reichstag approval.
The Associates Press notes the Progressive state convention to meet in Great Falls on August 28. The call is signed by president Dave J. Watson and secretary-treasurer Alice Teagarden. Delegates from party locals and affiliated organizations are invited. The executive committee will nominate electors for president and vice president, nominate a U S Senate candidate, and endorse U S Congress candidates.
Wash August 12. Anson, owner of the mud baths at Medical Lake, north of the stage line, saved two people from drowning but sacrificed his own life. Marlo Snowden, 12, went beyond her depth while bathing. Mrs. Hazell, unable to swim, heard the cries and attempted a rescue but stepped off a ledge into the water.
New York suffered record rainfall as streets flooded and small ships were torn from moorings. Two deaths were attributed indirectly to the storm while traffic was hampered and a heat relief was noted.
The Denver Post reports Benjamin Stapleton led Dewey Bailey in the recall election, with an expected large lead. In Alabama, Senator Oscar W. Underwood praised John W. Davis's Democratic nomination acceptance, urging unity and condemning monopolistic practices and corruption.
The national committee organizer Davis will raise funds for the campaign and begin a second Address of the campaign on August 26 in Columbus Ohio. He expects to spend time in New Jersey at Seagirt with Governor Sizer, visit New York, and proceed to national headquarters in Washington next week.
Former Secretary of Agriculture Fawin T. Meredith in Des Moines Aug. 12 described John W. Davis Democratic nomination acceptance as marvelous. He called Davis progressive and attentive to the interdependence of farmers and business and said his stance would win Western support.
Berlin pilots note soot clouds sheltering the city and newspapers campaign against auto pollution. It claims Germans lack knowledge of car oiling, uses inferior gasoline, and emits dense exhaust. Senator Colt in Bristol remains critically ill, heart trouble and nephritis, with doctors Merriman, Christian Jr., and Fulton attending. Casualties on a neighboring traffic line not fully known, two bodies recovered.
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