Native African progress and European influence analyzed
Dr Jones assesses four themes natural resources health conditions of the continent the improvability of the people and European American influences He notes Africans occupy positions of importance in colonies with physicians lawyers and ministers who have studied at European universities Native teachers and ministers are valued and African workers take over more rail and construction work He argues cooperation through education is the cure for racial tensions and revolt.
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Jones
Jimmie and Dad Radio Stories Explains Radio Waves
A broadcaster and Miss Green explain radio telegraphy basics to students. They describe radio waves, light rays, and the crystal detector, showing how high frequency signals become audible sound through a receiver.
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Marcel
Jimmie
James Jones
Miss Green
The
Bell Syndicate, Inc
Army and Navy urged to maintain strong forces worldwide
The secretary of the navy calls for a future fleet increase to balance power and deter rivals, while backing disarmament benefits. The secretary of war cautions that the regular army must expand from its current 12 000 officers and 125 000 men, warning further cuts threaten national safety amid unsettled global conditions and potential emergencies.
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Secretary of the Navy
Congress
Weeks
Riches of Africa Revealed as Undeveloped Treasure
Dr. Thomas J. Jones reports that Africa holds vast water power and rich resources including oil fruit grain and metals. He says previous studies hid wealth from public view and four misconceptions hinder investment and development by governments and missions.
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Africa
Stokes-Phelps Fund
Thomas J. Jones
New York Feasts on Main Street Transients and High Costs
The piece argues New York’s transient visitors sustain the city’s hotels and luxury scene. It cites 284 hotels with 60 000 rooms, notes rising prices, and highlights Main Street and Fifth Avenue as centers of commerce and entertainment driven by outside money. It contrasts luxury amid vice and culture while warning the Main Streeters pull Fifth Avenue’s fortunes.
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New York
Brooklyn Eagle
Fifth
European war talk and world politics in terse musings
A collection of wry comments on the Lausanne conference potential effects on war and finance, American involvement in Europe, winter coal prices, Clemenceau’s stance, taxes, women’s equal rights, Lloyd George’s ministry, and secret diplomacy as a solution to Near East issues.
Montana Yesterdays Compiled by J A Sanders
Local historical note credits J A Sanders for compiling Montana Yesterdays, drawing from records of the Montana Historical Society and the Society of Montana Pioneers.
Seventh Montana territorial assembly convened at Virginia City
The Montana territorial legislature held its seventh session at Virginia City on a date noted as 1871, per J A Sanders secretary of the Montana Historical Society and Society of Montana Pioneers. The bulletin also records Clark's letters from 1804 and 1805, and the 1867 Elk Morse killing on the Gallatin river.
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Montana Territorial Legislatative Assembly
Virginia City
J. A. Sanders
Montana Historical Society
Society of Montana Pioneers
Montana
Elk
Elkanah
Morse
William Herron
Gallatin River
Montana Territorial Legislative Assembly
Civil service commission warns against misleading schools
The United States Civil Service Commission in Washington warns John D. Sullivan, secretary of the local examining board, about circulating circulars claiming an upcoming railway postal clerk exam. No such exam has been announced and no date is known. The commission urges seeking official notices from local representatives or the Washington office, noting a representative in many major cities.
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United States Civil Service Commission
Washington
John D. Sullivan
Civil Service
Commission
Washington, D. C
Storm stage stars shine in Anaconda school matinee
The Margaret theater in Anaconda presents The Storm with House Peters Virginia Valli and Matt Moore. A school children's matinee at 4 pm tomorrow offers 10 cent admission and invites teachers to attend as guests.
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Anaconda
the Margaret Theater
House Peters
The
Star
Virginia Valli
Matt Moore
Manette
Dwyer
Margaret Theater
Horoscope Outlook Sees Mixed Fortunes for Monday and Year Ahead
Astrological briefing notes malefic influence until noon with Uranus Mercury and the sun. Saturn and Neptune gain later benefic power. warnings of extravagance and possible political scandals. Merchants may benefit, while overall caution urged for those born under December signs.
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Uranus
Saturn
Neptune
McClure
Memorial services honor 64 Anaconda Elks brothers
Memorial services for 64 departed members of Anaconda lodge No 239 B P O Elks were held at the temple with a large gathering. The memorial address by Dan T Malloy of the Butte lodge praised Elks devotion to the golden rule and duty to country and family. The ritual was conducted by Anaconda lodge officers with chorus soloists and an orchestra under Mabel Danielson.
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Anaconda Lodge
B. P. O. Elks
Dan T. Malloy
Butte Lodge
Daniel Webster
Anaconda
Joseph V. Tescher
EB. D. Brundage
Bohm
F. H. Clinton
Harrison Millard
Frank B. Glaser
E. D. Brundage
Adams
Moseley Warn of Pacific Peril at Fort Dearborn Site
Brig. Gen. G W H Moseley warned of a Pacific alliance with a yellow race tied to today’s enemies, urging stronger manpower and steel for defense while dedicating the London Guarantee and Accident building. He linked 1812 Fort Dearborn events to modern geopolitical peril. Alligators are found in North and South America.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Old Fort Dearborn
G. W. H. Moseley
Sixth Corps
London Guarantee and Accident Company
Fort Dearborn
Pacific
Atlantic
W. R. Wood
Omaha, Neb
Capt
John Whistler
Demand Good for Christmas Seals in Anaconda
The Woman's club in Anaconda reports satisfactory progress in selling Christmas seals to fund tuberculosis work. Seals went on sale last Friday and will continue until Christmas, with broad city support and expectations of beating the 1921 total. Two thirds of proceeds stay in the county for health services, while one third funds anti tuberculosis work in needy communities.
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Anaconda
Woman's Club
R. B. Abbott
Campfire Girls
Dorothy Powell
Tuberculosis Association
Prince Andrew Banished for Life by Greek Military Court
In Athens on December 3, Prince Andrew brother of former King Constantine was sentenced by a military court to life banishment and deprivation of his rank. The court found he refused to obey orders in the face of the enemy while commanding the second army corps during the Sangarius advance. He faced possible death under article 207, but clemency was granted as the court noted his inexperience. The trial drew a full parliamentary crowd.
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Associated Press
Athens
Prince Andrew
Constantine
Sangarius
Andrew
Second Army Corps
Winifred Westover to Support Tearle in The Fighter
Winifred Westover, noted screen actress, will be Conway Tearle's leading lady in the new film The Fighter directed by Albert Yayson Terhune. The two day run opens at the Imperial theater today. Westover trained at San Rafael Dominican convent and started in Intolerance, later star in Watch Our William and Gift of the Desert among others.
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Winifred Westover
Conway Tearle
Imperial Theater
Albert Yayson Terhune
Miss Westover
Representative Tinkham Calls for Equal Enforcement of Constitution
Massachusetts Republican Representative Tinkham publishes a letter to President Harding urging strict and evenhanded application of the Constitution. He notes the Eighteenth Amendment allows enforcement actions while the Fourteenth Amendment provision on reducing representation for disenfranchisement is mandatory and currently unenforced.
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Associated Press
Washington
Tinkham
Massachusetts
Lette
Harding
Congress
New Cabinet Quits in Portugal After Parliament President Elected
The new Portuguese government, in office three days, resigned Saturday after an opposition member was elected president of parliament. Christmas Gift Suggestions column appears in today's Classified Section.
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Associated Press
Lisbon
Saturda
Parliamen
Tee
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MATL
United States
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Butte, Mont
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Clemenceau
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London Bridge
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Lewis and Clark
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Lewis
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