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Newspaper

Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Aug 21, 1924

Page

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How A Great State Was Painted Black

Montana faces a period of potential prosperity as exports and markets improve yet critics blame the state administration for waste and debt. They argue outside investment is essential to develop farms, livestock, mining, lumber, and commerce while condemning the governor’s policies as harmful to business and credit.

Montana Northwest Garet Garrett Christendom Commonwealth New York Chicago

Shaver presses Dawes for clarity on statements

Democratic National Committee chairman Clem Shaver urged Charles Dawes to clarify his acceptance speech remarks. Shaver criticized Dawes for not detailing alleged widespread demagogy in legislative bodies and aggressive minority groups. Dawes warned of an abnormal condition caused by weak law enforcement and aggressive minority activity, a point reiterated in his Tuesday remarks.

Etecs Washington Clem I. Shaver Democratic National Committee Charles @. Dawes Dawes Shaver Mi.nd

Campaign fund review delays and party leadership shifts

The document discusses delaying crystallization of issues while factions examine campaign finances. It notes Republicans often benefited from a known presidential candidate earlier than Democrats, and mentions changes in party leadership with Mr Butler of Massachusetts as national chairman and a new treasurer.

Coolidge Nox Butler Massac Sue

Fire engines draw crowds as mystery man watches

A New York report describes a curious scene where a man delighted by fires watched crowds flee a burning building. A former bank clerk and son of a patent lawyer was taken for examination by a naval commission to be appointed, amid the odd display and public interest.

Wren New York Dr. Jekyll Navy

Bid Received For Harrison Paving Project

One bid was received by the council for paving grading and storm sewer pipe on Harrison avenue from HH Yard to Grand avenues. Montana Mondamito submitted an $85,189.17 bid for the full job if paving is two inches thick. Paving Company offered $45,749.65 plus $3,968.31 for newer pipe. original estimate was about $72,000. The bid was referred to committee after adjournment amid discussion.

Nly Harrison Avenue HH Yard Grand Avenues Montana Mondamit Company

Delays in Flight Hit Pilots and Vessels

A French language implausible report from the Associated Press detailing delays in flight severely affecting pilots on the globe. It notes Admiral Magruder and Flight Commander Leighton reporting landing challenges near Anginagealik and Reykjavik, with refueling needs and concerns over prolonged waiting.

Associates Press Richmond Reykjavik Honyth Beotland Leighton Raleigh Magruder Anginagealik Te Ho Elon Smithaid

McCoy murder case opens with strong defense claims

Los Angeles police report two blows to Kid McCoy’s defense in the Theresa Mors murder case. McCoy’s sister Jennie Thomas testified while investigators disputed Dahle Geen’s story and McCoy faced multiple charges, including murder and assaults, as his jail cell remained heated with courtroom tension.

Theresa Mors Reed Los Angeles Associated Prose Kid McCoy Theresa Mors McCoy Jennie ‘Thomas Thomas Eigth Ald Hen Afte Rince Brough

Convict to Face Murder Charge After Jury Verdict

Associated Press reports that James Lock arraigned to face first degree murder charges following a verdict by a coroner jury. Lillian McKinney was found dead under a bridge near here a week earlier, with evidence pointing to fatal blows and a felonious death caused by Carl Hough stated by authorities.

Associated Press Anty James Lock Corp Here Lillian Mc=Kinney Here Carl Hough Tee Beatord

Bozeman Sees Light Snowfall Report

Bozeman records light snow in the valley as temperatures hover around sixty degrees, with calm conditions reported elsewhere. The report notes minor accumulation and shifting visibility for early morning travel.

Franks Had No Change Speaks At The Empress

In a tense session at the Empress Leopold Jr and Ri day faced denouncement from assistant state's attorneys denouncing them as fiends and dastardly cowards for the kidnaping and murder of Robert Franks. The defense led by Clarence Darrow argued mitigation as Judge Erickson campaigns for governor in Montana.

Loeb Leopold Leopold Jr Riday Bfore John R. Caverly Robert Franks Joseph Savage Thomas Marshall Tromens Clarence Darrow Marshall

Eleven-Year-Old Jailed Over Death Letter

A troubled report describes an 11 year old jailed over a threatening letter linked to a murder case. The letter referenced a boy and a mother and hinted at violence, with authorities noting threats tied to the Hubert Fret rank case and the incident occurring several days earlier.

Olin Dacol Hubert

Herriot Confident on Pact Amid London Talks

The article reports Premier Herriot confident about the accord as factions study the London agreement. Allies expect modest opposition while Herriot braces for a vote in the legislature tomorrow, with factions weighing Britain’s stance and bankers' potential Ruhr pressure.

Assoc Parin Herriot Owen Mace Donald Great Britain France Ruhr Poincare London Palweare Asaupe

Trainmen Advise Neutral Stand On Presidential Candidates

A circular mailed to Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen members outlines political action as nonpartisan. The 1922 Seattle convention reaffirmed policy to avoid endorsing Coolidge, Davis, or La Follette for president, with boards urged to focus on state offices and labor's broader interests.

Associated Press Cleveland Ohio Brotherhood of Railroad Unis Resolutio Presia Washington Legislative Bureau John W. Davis Coolidge la Folle Democratic Independent Teket

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