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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1920
Page
2
The column argues the I W W will collapse in the upcoming election in Butte amid anti agitator sentiment. It emphasizes that many agitators are aliens without votes and warns voters to choose between decent candidates and those who would disrupt local industries.
The Idaho delegation notes Franklin D Roosevelt’s popularity with voters, praising his reclamation policy and Western development focus. They claim progressives and Johnson supporters are quiet, Harding is not favored, and Democratic prospects in Idaho look strong. Elder travels south after stopping to meet J Bruce Kremer, while Hinno Falls hosts a platform and nominating convention.
Governor Cox arrived in Dayton from Columbus to manage personal affairs before a series of appearances this week. He plans speeches in Princeton and Evansville, Indiana, Pittsburgh, New Haven, and New York, with dates spanning Tuesday through Saturday.
Senator Harding rejected UN charges that the K O P fund was used before the Chicago convention and that the treasury borrowed about a quarter of a million dollars for the convention. He challenged accusations of evading the $1,000 contribution limit, said no major campaign shift for enfranchised women, and that his appeal would be to all citizens, not a sex or class.
Bishop Daniel Gorman of Boise arrived in Helena to lead a weeklong retreat for priests of the diocese at Mount St Charles college. The Boise bishop is returning a visit after Bishop John P Carroll conducted the retreat in Boise two weeks earlier. The arrival is notable to local church circles.
MISSOULA Aug 22 The closing session granted charters to multiple chapters including Mary Baldwin No 87 Superior Kootenai No 88 Troy Josephine Hepner No 89 Helena Garland No 90 Melstone Peace No 91 Musselshell Fort Union No 92 Mondak Anemone No 93 Rowan Sun River No 94 Augusta Harmony No 95 Ekalaka Bitter Root No 96 Rapelje The new No 87 honors Mary B Baldwin and No 90 honors Josephine Hepner There are now 93 chapters with about 10700 members in Montana.
This ad markets Nature's Remedy NR Tablets as a cure for poor digestion and elimination. It claims lasting benefits from toning digestive and eliminative organs and promotes a 25 box supply with nightly use, asserting a return to health and reduced daily medicine needs.
Tomorrow's primary in Silver Bow county features 227 candidates for 48 offices, including 112 Democrats and 117 Republicans. The list covers gubernatorial, attorney general, railways, district judges, clerks, sheriffs, and 37 legislative seats with Bolshevik and Socialist endorsements noted, amid party splits and cross endorsements.
A Missoula based non partisan leader denounces Dixon's campaign tactics and answers charges of university misappropriation. He recalls past libel and threats, warns of heated rally conduct, and calls for fair play from the audience.
Ella T. Henneberry filed a civil action in Powell County district court to quiet title to lots 3 through 6 in block 54 of Deer Lodge original townsite. Judge George B. Winston will hold a short session in town. Residents plan absentee voting under the absent voters law before departure. Albert Raymond Nelson and Julia Myrtle Harlow received a marriage license. Ned Toomey plans to stay for the primary vote. H Box of Continental Insurance and Fred Kuttler investigated an automobile fire and rollover at the Big Blackfoot river.
Mrs. Joanna Grigg, candidate for the Republican nomination for congress, returns from a Montana tour praising Western valleys as exceptionally fertile and bountiful. She visited Bozeman Anaconda Deer Lodge Missoula Helena Warm Springs Queen state prison and a home for delinquent girls noting strong programs and urging more state support. She commends Missoula Anaconda Dillon and Deer Lodge as progressive, urges more development for Butte.
Butte Jardine Metals Mines company held an election at Champion on Aug 20 naming directors W H Nichols John Meyers Gus Gunderson W C Steward and Charles R Leonard. Officers chosen were Nichols president Steward vice president and Miles Blunt secretary treasurer and manager. A 100 ton mill was planned with work to begin immediately as about 20 stockholders from Iowa and New York attended.
Aeneas Lane ex coroner of Silver Bow and noted miner of Butte seeks the Democratic nomination for county commissioner. He promises better permanent roads and a tax system with equal share for each citizen, with county work done by local miners. Paid political advertisement.
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