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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 14, 1923
Page
2
A reflective piece on a film scene portraying Native Americans and frontier life. The narrator laments fading languages and traditions, urging preservation of Nisei lore and primitive American ways as cinema reanimates historic figures and moments.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions people and places with unclear context. It includes scattered names such as Lon, Zonty, and a partial reference to a event or person tied to a camp or boat, but lacks coherent actions or dates. The readable text suggests a social scene with conversations and implied relationships, yet no verifiable facts emerge.
Denver attack report states Van Osten, an employee of a Powder company at Louviers, Colo, was struck by a Denver and Rio Grande Western train at Gann, 15 miles south of Denver, resulting in the deaths of three people in the auto collision.
New York reports the Public Health Association will offer awards to cities with populations over 100000 for exemplary community health service as of January 1924. The ratings will be based on city health work measured by surveys and a plan to be adopted at the 52nd annual meeting in Boston.
The note reflects historical curiosities noting that charity schools began in London in 1687 and claims sugar was known to ancient Jews. It mentions sisal production in Yucatan used for binder twine as a modern farming detail.
A Pacific Northwest wheat meeting urged immediate federal action to form a government wheat corporation capitalized at 500 million dollars with a basic 1.75 dollar price, licensing all wheat dealers, and federal study of wheat disappearance and acreage readjustment. The proposal, read by J P Simpson, came as nearly 200 farmers and officials debated wartime to peacetime grain policy.
Associate Press reports in Helena that Judge Miller withdrew from cases due to conflicts involving the state board of equalization. Judges Poor Bran and Ho Miter are named in related mandamus actions challenging the board’s authority, with arguments about amendments not printed in the 1921 senate journal. The Montana Power Company suit seeks to force the board to jurisdiction, while Judge Poorman may preside if called.
France argues inter allied debts block exact German payoff and says only Britain and then the United States can craft a formula. Paris stresses Germany can pay and will pay, while Britain awaits world opinion and an American move to back a unified approach. Britain seeks American participation for any international plan to assess Germany’s paying capacity.
Report on government action to break a coal contract deadlock notes the Commons first step of intervention. President and labor leaders discussed the situation with Hammond of the see commission and Dr George Smith as commission member to approve measures.
Gasoline prices drop across 18 states prompting Omaha and Nebraska dealers to announce reductions tomorrow. Independent refiners and distributors cite freight advantages and provincial price wars, with Standard Oil and Sinclair among firms adjusting to Chicago led rates. Dallas and Fort Worth report 11 cent retail prices.
American financiers arriving on the Leviathan reported two broadly divergent takes on Europe. Irving any will collapse unless she meets France demands, while de H Booth noted Baldwin waits to gauge American sentiment before any decisive steps.
Witnesses describe a late night confrontation at Mrs. Lindburg’s door with Elofsen, a stranger to the occupants, leading to a fatal head injuries. Debates over sobriety, conduct, and the assailant Fitzpatrick surface as autopsy notes mention bruises and head wounds. Police testimony links Fitzpatrick to the incident with blood on his shoes and admission of involvement.
Secretary Davis returned from Europe with a plan for selective immigration to avoid turning the United States into a dumping ground for immigrants from abroad. He proposed carefully selecting applicants, noting European nations should carry responsibility for their nationals. He warned that steamship lines’ quota practices waste resources and that many would-be entrants are rejected once quotas fill. He cited Rocky Mountain National Park’s lakes and cold ocean bathing as unrelated details from the trip.
Examination of skull shows a broken back and paralysis leading to death within hours. Coroner to hold an inquest Wednesday. Deputy Sheriff Duggan investigated and identified a possible driver. Body at Daly-Rhea funeral rooms. Accident occurred when a truck driven by Nathan Gordon collided with a limousine driven by Frank Babich. Seventeen members of the Matt Gordon family were in the truck but all escaped with minor bruises.
The article reports on remarks by Senators moot and Representative Aswell during a Europe tour. They warn Europe’s unsettled markets threaten America’s farmers as Europe can’t pay for surplus crops. They debate whether U.S. aid or restraint avoids entanglement while supporting Europe’s readjustment.
An Associated Press report from Fort Worth, Texas cites a woman held on murder charges in connection with the death of an infant at Turner premises.
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