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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1923
Page
2
About fifty thousand women replied to a mailed questionnaire from Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co of Lynn Massachusetts. Ninety eight out of a hundred said they had benefited or recovered using Pinkham's Vegetable Compound.
A Legion leader for France voices confidence that France will honor its pledge. He says as Germany meets its reparations undertakings, French armies will withdraw from Germany, signaling a step toward peace after recent hostilities.
The Belgian government in its reply to the British reparations note aligns with France on key issues. It argues the Ruhr occupation's legality rests on Allied actions, demands balance for Belgium's priority in reparations, and proposes new talks without reactivating old conferences. It states Germany's debt reduction should cover material damage only and warns that peace hinges on security and demilitarization.
In San Diego on August 28 Captain Smith and Lieutenant Richter made a historic endurance flight grounding a De Haviland with the Liberty motor in heavy fog. They transferred 572 gallons of gasoline and 36 gallons of oil from a supply plane, fought through crowds, and overcame a clogged fuel strainer to complete the mission.
Salt Lake City faces a clash as church figures resist new laws while the president adopts a liberal fashion change. Protestant and gentile residents join the push against Mormon measures, signaling a drawnout, decisive social battle ahead.
Paris observers say Belgiums reply to Britain's reparations note clear the way for renewed negotiations. Britain, Belgium and France show similar positions on money figures, making agreement possible. The question is who will initiate talks, with Prime Minister Baldwin favored to propose discussions before his Paris departure.
Famed American comedian Larry Lemon headlines No Wedding Bells at the American Theater bringing duck and monkey comedy. A monkey in the sacred dragon costume provokes laughs while mysteries of the ancient Chinese empire are mulled by Semon. Also showing Youthful Cheaters and the eleventh round of Fighting Blood.
Bozeman Montana August 28 six candidates for city commissioner named in a primary election marked by voter lassitude Only 764 votes were cast across four precincts The contenders Edmund Burke L W Watson E J Parkin W H Love lace EB Hill and John H Holst, with the top vote getter to be mayor in November election
Denver authorities narrowed the case of Mrs. Lil-Man McGlone and Emma Vascovic to one suspect, Joseph Brindisi, accused by Roy McGlone of multiple past threats. Brindisi’s location traced to the De Rey hotel. associates questioned as police probe motive and weapon origin.
A gunman killed a target in a taxi outside a New York courthouse as onlookers and a distraught wife watched. The attacker claimed self defense, citing threats and a demanded $600, with police remaining tight lipped on the slaying of “Kid Dropper.” The suspect, Louis Coe, 21, was captured after the volley. Kaplan died at Bellevue Hospital minutes later.
A boy named Nels Salmon sen, son of ranchers near Sheridan, was brought to St. James hospital after an accidental shotgun discharge last Saturday. A portion of his right foot was blown away and he was later moved to a Butte hospital for surgical attention. doctors may perform another operation.
In Minneapolis Taft chief justice calls for simplification of laws to speed justice at the American Bar association convention and at the Minnesota Bar meeting. He notes a decline in public esteem for the judiciary tied to the slow pace of legal process, which burdens the poor and middle class.
The Nag and Danner divorce case went to trial Saturday August 25 with four witnesses for the plaintiff testifying. Danner attended with counsel but did not take the stand.
A Mussolini instructed Italian minister in Athens to demand full reparation and prompt apology for the assassination of the Italian boundary mission members. Rome announces the Italian mission to establish the Albanian Greek frontier was massacred by Greeks. Authorities pledge severe measures amid heightened tension.
Hackell proclaims communism dead and asserts a sweeping victory by the American relief administration. He credits U S aid for inoculating millions and sanitizing outbreaks, claiming Russia’s recovery shows the American system saved strangers from death.
Bids are invited from New York firms for a new 50 by 125 foot building to the Anaconda Copper Mining company wire mill in Great Falls. The $75,000 addition expands the mill to 125 by 500 feet to handle output totaling 10,000,000 pounds of red copper and 5,000,000 pounds of wire for the month. The facility will be covered with zinc shingles, first of their kind in the region.
President Cosgrave's brother Philip Cosgrave, governor of Mountjoy Prison, wins Dublin city south. General Richard Mulcahy, minister of defense, tops the north city poll with a quota and surplus enough to carry other government candidates when distributed.
The Montana Methodist conference opened in Helena with a public reception at St. Pauls Methodist Episcopal Church. Gov. Joseph M. Dixon delivered the welcome address and Bishop John Wesley Burns presided. Dixon outlined Methodism history while Burns stressed union, consolidation and cooperation as the conference theme. In the afternoon 12 undergraduates seeking the ministry appeared before the board for examination.
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