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Newspaper

Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Aug 20, 1923

Page

2

Amateur crown won by Barker in tense golf final

Barker edged Kali 4 and 2 in a hard fought open. Kidd and Wall placed high as Barker declined second prize to Kidd. Miss Barnett captured the women's title 5 and 4 over Mrs Tucker on the 12 hole course. Kilroy and Branscombe exited in early rounds as Barnett's win signals a tight contest among top women golfers.

Kali Barker Kall Miss Barnett Mrs. Tucker Barnett E. J. Barker Novak Colin Kidd Butte John Wall Spokane Kidd Wall MacDonald Great Falls Malsbury

Winding golf winners listed for four day meet

Ted Bar ker won the lowest four day putting average, Reno Sales took yesterday’s clock, Dr. Johnston captured the eighteenth green playoff after tying Malsbury. Bill Wall led the pro driving with 292 yards to the first green, while Mrs. Theodore Simons of Butte won the women’s driving with 429 yards in three shots beating Mrs. Cohan by two. Joe Novak and Dr. Johnston were two yards behind at 290. C. E. Farnsworth of Anaconda won the amateur driving with 619 yards across three drives, with Capron and Morrow of Anaconda second and third. The open men’s total score followed.

Ted Barker Reno Sales Dr. Johnston Malsbury Bill’ Wall Theodore Simons Butte Cohan Wall Joe Novak C. E. Farnsworth Anaconda W. C. Capron B.S. Morrow

Business Outlook Brightens in Optimistic Market

An improved business outlook emerged in financial and commercial circles last week. Confidence rose due to reassurance about the new administration, steady prices for wheat and cotton, and signs of potential demand in industrial purchases. Security markets firmed with short covering and new commission house buying lifting stocks from summer lows.

Associated ‘Press ORK

Why Golf Causes Lively Verse And Odd Luck

A playful reminiscence on golf fills the page with humor and verse as a writer recalls a conversation about golf at a grated window and shares a poem titled Why I Like Golf. The piece contrasts golf’s dangers and delights with a friend’s spicy luck and a maidens’ clock scene on the green.

Poincare Defends Ruhr Policy and Seeks Peace Accord

France's premier refutes Curzon claims that unemployment stems from Ruhr occupation and argues Britain profited little from the situation. He notes export gains since January and urges practical, just reparations backed by treaty enforcement. Poincare ridicules imperialism charges and says foreign opinion now sees France’s sincere aims.

Ruhr London England Scotland Great Britaan de Goutte Lord Curzon M. Poincare Great Britain Europe France Eagi

Two Calamities Claim Ten Lives In Distant Crashes

A propeller failure on a flying boat near Pensacola killed four crew and one passenger. In Minnesota a 30‑foot gasoline launch sank on the Mississippi near St Paul, drowning ten including a Minneapolis family. Andrew Martinelli, boat builder and Marine Service president, died.

Associated Press Robert Martinelli Minneapolis Alfred Martinelli Margaret Mahn Minneapolia Andrew Martinelli South St. Paul Fliza Martinelli Marine Service Company of

Drops to Death. Colorado boy obituary in brief

Philip W. Christiansen, 14-year old son of the Rev. J. P. Christiansen, pastor of Bethlehem Danish Lutheran, died in an accident report filed from Colorado Springs. The note provides only the basic familial credential and death designation.

Associated Press Colorado Springs Colo Philip W. Christiansen J. P. Christiansen Bethlehem

Denver canyon plunge kills clergyman’s son after hat slip

A Denver church youth died this afternoon after slipping on Bear Creek canyon walls. He fell 59 feet to a ledge then pitched to the bottom from a 150 foot drop while two companions Rudolph and Rich ard Olsen witnessed. The accident occurred three and a half miles from the site. In San Francisco two men were drowned when an airplane crashed into the ocean off the Marina. Emett Tanner, 28, experienced pilot, and Robert Langdon, 21, were aboard and perished.

Church Denver Bear Creek Canyon Rudolph Richard Olsen The Associated Press San Francisco Emmett Tanner Robert Langdon Tanner Langdon

France to face Ruhr economy problem says Miles

Basic Miles American commissioner of the international chamber reviews the Ruhr area. He notes production is at a standstill and coal and coke stocks are rapidly exhausted. Miles says the occupation yields about one third the prior fuel deliveries and German labor cooperation is essential for Ruhr coal coke and steel.

Washington France Ruhr Miles International Chamber of Commerce Paris International Chamber

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