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Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Aug 24, 1919

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One Word Does the Trick Shantung Provision Vote

Washington August twenty third. The senate foreign relations committee proposed striking out Japan from the Shantung clause and inserting China to restore German holdings in Tsingtao. The vote was nine to eight with Democrats opposing. The amendment shifts the Shantung fight to the senate floor as party leaders brace for a clash with administration supporters.

Washington Japan Shantung Senate Foreign Relations Committee Wilson Lodge Comittee Mecump Dakota China Kiao Chow Senate

French plane, given up for lost, lands in Paris

Paris Aug 23 The French airplane Hy of Dakar landed safely in Paris after being given up for lost. The craft suffered a broken propeller but all on board survived.

Paris Assocated Press Dakar

Butte News Briefs Highlight War Efforts and Local Life

Montana framers mold state constitution amid service men needs. Butte hosts education campaign road work and new soldiers and sailors headquarters prepared. Catholic missioners and field day events engage youth. telegraphic and classified items outline society, ads, and features across Anaconda and surrounding areas.

Montana Butte Eduet Started Germany Cooney Uteers Montana Life Telegraph Telegraphic News

Smoot Appeals to Book of Mormon as Justification

United States Senator Reed Smoot of Utah declares the Book of Mormon precludes hope that League of Nations ratification will prevent future wars. In a Mount Pleasant letter he urges reading revelations to Joseph Smith, defends his reservations stance, and says his duty to church country and God guides his vote.

Alt Lake City Ang. S Joseph Smith League of Nations United States Reed Smoot Utah C. N. Lund Jr Mount Pleasant Smoot Wilson Associated Press

Montana and Washington Debate Surplus Army Food Relief

Washington discusses distributing surplus army food to drouth areas in Montana. Senate passage follows a July 25 Montana movement led by Dr. Sam V. Stewart. Officials cite concerns over market stability and proper use of war supplies for relief efforts.

Washington Mitana Helena Senate Walsh Dreath

Wheat Crop in Spain Expected at 36 Million Metric Cwt

Madrid reports Spain's wheat crop for the year will total about 36 million metric hundredweight. Consumption is put at around 40 million metric hundredweight. Official statement released today notes the crop size and domestic use.

Spain Madrid

Glacier Park Campers Blamed as Fires Close Two Medicine Lake

Forest fires driven by campers force closure of Two Medicine Lake area in Glacier Park. Authorities report flames spreading rapidly, prompting evacuations and road restrictions as patrols monitor hot spots and containment progress.

Two Medicine Lake

Glacier National Park Forest Fires Spread

Reports from Glacier Park indicate several fires burning in the park with one large blaze near Two Medicine camp. Foresters say most routes remain open and tourists are not in immediate danger, though east winds may worsen the blaze.

ST. Paul Glacier Park Two Medicine Camp Kalispell Senat E Park Missoula Blackfoot River Seeley Lake Bozeman Bozeman School Gulch Bozeman Bridger Range F. Bodley

Two More New York Show Houses Close

New York, Aug. 23. The Casino and Liberty theaters shut tonight as stage hands and musicians walked out in solidarity with the Actors Equity strike. The move raises closed playhouses to 23, leaving vaudeville houses dominant on Broadway. Three legitimate houses remain, affiliated with the Producing Managers Project Association.

New York Casino Liberty Actors’ Equity Association Broadway Producing Managers’ Project Association

Intermountain Rate Question Reopened

The Intermountain Rate Association comprising Montana Washington Idaho Utah New Mexico and Arizona urged the Interstate Commerce Commission to reopen the commodity rate issue. They claim current Intermountain rates are unjust and irrational compared with Pacific coast rates.

Washington Intermediate Rate Association Cial Montana Wington Idaho Utah New Mexico Arizona inter= state commerce commission Intermountain Territory

Bohemia seeks U S policewomen for Prague task

Four women of the Young Women's Christian Association have been asked to become the first policewomen of Czecho-Slovakia. The overseas committee received the request from the Prague police commissioner for social service work.

New York Young Women's Christian Association Czecho-Slovakia Commissioner of Police Prague

Hope of Finding Airmen Abandoned in Mexico

San Diego Aug 23 all hope of locating Lieuts Frederick Waterhouse and Cecil Connelly aviators believed lost in Mexico has been given up by Rockwell Field officers Col Arthur J Hanlon said the army has done all it can with aeroplane search and no further efforts remain pending tonight

San Diego Cal Frederick Waterhouse Cecil Connelly Mexico Rockwell Field Arthur J. Hanlon

Mexicans Capture Kidnappers Renteria Gang Taken

United States aviators ransomed from Mexico were held captive by Mexican bandits for several days under the international line until cowboys in the Big Bend Texas region raised a $15,000 purse to secure their freedom. Lieut. H. G. Peterson and Lieut. Paul H. Davis are pictured as the aviators freed after the ransom.

H. G. Peterson International Line Big Bend Texas Paul H. Davis EL Paso Acroms Avia- Yon Paul J. Davis Harold D. Peterson Frawal Aan Sora al Erwin

Outlaws Now Lien Prison at Chimu arua Marfa

Aug 23 reports from Marfa and Presidio describe Mexican federal troops capturing eight ban dits believed linked to the Jess Renteria gang near Coyame Chihuahua. The capture occurred after a dance with troops. Other dispatches note U.S. cavalry actions along the border and ongoing pursuit of bandits as Carranza seeks policy alignment with the United States.

Marfa Jess Renteria Peterson Davis Coyame Chihuahua George T. Langhorne Cosme Bengoechea Presidio Manuel Dieguea

Herron Wins National Amateur Golf Championship

Pittsburg Aug 23 1922 Oakmont Country club entrant Herron 22 defeated Robert Jones Tr of Atlanta Athletic Club to claim the United States national amateur golf title on his home course. Herron’s devastating putting and steady play carried him through a tense afternoon round while Jones fought to the end.

Pittsburg Davidson Herron Oakmont Country Club United States Robert Jones Atlanta Athletic Club Sand Jones Herron Bobby

Archduke Joseph Resigns Regency After Peace Rejection

Archduke Joseph and Premier Friedrichs cabinet resign in Budapest as the peace conference refuses to recognize them. The move follows the conference's decision and reshapes the government in the capital.

Archduke Joseph Budapest Associated Press Friedrich

British Laborites Hostile to George Mines Nationalization

Fred Bramley parliamentary spokesman for the trades unions states that British Laborites oppose the government’s plan to nationalize mines. He cautions the stance reflects ongoing labor movement concerns about state takeover of coal production and mining policy.

George Fred Bramley

Massive Butte Mining Suit Nears End on Settlement

The Elm Orlu-Black Rock litigation between Clark Interests and Butte & Superior is poised to close Monday morning by settlement decree. Judge Bourquin will review the out-of-court terms as attorneys from both sides sign the agreement amid in-house discussions and cautious public disclosure.

Clark Interests Butte & Superior Bourquin Standard States District Court Butte Jude George M. Bourquin Lein Albert Burch W. H. Wiley D. GM Hard Emmons Leith J. Bru Kremer Fase Ceak Momenner Secalie Gomeines William Wallace Ar Butte & Superior Company John Gray Clark Elm Orlu

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