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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1922
Page
12
The Republican caucus decision ends the filibuster against Dyer Bill and clears the way for quick confirmations at a Monday senate session including Pierce Butler's nomination to the Supreme Court. Democrats characterized the measure as unconstitutional and the result as a historic end to the filibuster.
In this 1922 piece by Bill Roper Princeton coach argues the punt is a defensive tool and rarely a reliable offensive weapon. He stresses a superior punter, fast ends, and favorable wind, but warns against overreliance and stresses proper practice and situational judgment.
In St Louis Clemenceau appeals for American involvement in Europe and enforcement of Versailles terms. He praises Wilson’s 14 points and warns that the United States may need to join the League of Nations someday, noting protective measures amid threats to his life. He travels on to Baltimore by a special train.
Secret Service reports Popovich was seized in New York with Bank of England notes totaling over 450000. Glavadonovich and Oscar Simon were arrested in Los Angeles and San Francisco, linked to counterfeit operations using 50 and 100 pound notes and tools seized on the West Coast. Glavadanovich confessed to conspiracy to circulate about 250000 pounds in counterfeit notes.
The gathering began at the Rialto with speeches and moved to City Hall for a buffet luncheon. Notables including Charlies P. Nevin and Senator W. J. Paul lauded Conley, praising his career and influence in Montana.
A multi state progressive gathering urged non partisan reform and direct presidential election while criticizing Attorney General Daugherty. Speakers pressed for free speech releases and tax enforcement, with regional leaders pledging further conferences and an early session fight over the shipping bill.
Senator elect B K Wheeler told progressives he is not a radical but a conservative who favors the Constitution and Declaration of Independence. He displayed telegrams showing Montana farmers facing distress from rail freight car shortages and high rates, with poor crop years leaving many destitute.
The amount of water obtainable from an artesian well varies with rock types as some formations hold more water than others. This principle explains why yield differs across rock layers and guides drilling expectations.
Senator Lee Mantle becomes a father for the second time as his wife gives birth to a nine pound boy in San Francisco. M A Berger, nephew of the senator, received the news from his uncle last evening. Mother and child are reported well. Mantle, long a bachelor figure in Montana politics, and his wife now reside in California while keeping a Montana address.
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