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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 25, 1920
Page
2
A 1912 response by AE to Rudyard Kipling’s attack on Ireland, defending Ulster Protestants and Irish unionists. The letter rebukes Kipling for exploiting pain for profit, praises Irish literary traditions, and urges fair treatment of Irish rebels and national sentiment while defending Ireland’s complex loyalties and history.
In Chicago on Christmas Eve 12 year old Henry Weigmann who was born armless embraced his mother for the first time after learning to use donated arms bought by friends. An operation earlier allowed drawing with a chin pencil but the new arms enable dressing and broader independence.
Th Hill of Brattebore Ve says he never felt better in his life than now after using Tanlae. He was in a run down condition and unable to work for three months, and he claims to have gained thirty pounds.
An anonymous speaker shares relief after taking Tanlac and Tanise preparations. They weighed 114 pounds, missed months of work due to indigestion catarrh and nervousness, then gained strength and 20 pounds. They credit Tanlac for returning health and energy, and praise the medicines highly.
Constantinople reports the nationalist staff intends to reinforce the army on the Myrna Blues front to 100,000 men for an attack while allies take measures to prevent disease spread. A Virginia writer testifies Foley’s Honey and Tar eases coughs and croup, with thousands buying the remedy.
Buenos Aires December 24 reports that the Argentine Confederation of Commerce Industry and Production has urged reprisals against United States imports if the tariff bill passed by the American House becomes law. The note asks negotiations with the United States to stop final sanctioning and cites the unfavorable exchange rate as a factor.
Secretary Daniels warns the Lever Act must stay in force to ensure adequate navy fuel at reasonable prices. He urges extension at least until peace is formally declared, saying commandeering authority has prevented profiteering in coal purchases.
Detroit police raided rooms occupied by George Choate and Tra Tyler seizing about 11000 counterfeit twenty dollar notes. Simultaneously Choate and Tyler were arrested in Chicago with about 9000 fake bills, charged with manufacturing the counterfeit currency.
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Victor and Stevensville opened their basketball season with strong support and lively crowds. The second teams from Victor and Stevensville each won, while the first teams battled to a hard fought contest. Otto Beyer led Petercan with a big showing as Douglas Hooper sparked the second game, and local players Boldt, L. Ravier, Plummer, Cannon, Starke, Cranstin Sullivan and others received praise for solid play.
NeW Yon December a Mig Month in Pugthnm. rere lists gate that took puise'in December. Old Poke? Sur tremember "oemora." but they'll have to go back a bit Put on Your cmeaters and lamp the list. Jonnie Sullivan and Duncan Me onal draw. Round results and bouts across various cities plus 1909 1911 fights and future match talk. References to Babe Ruth and Davis cup prep for New Zealand. New Year wrestling bout announced.
Christmas has limited sporting events as readers plan home celebrations. Local activity includes hockey between minor teams, public rink openings, and curling by Scotch clubs. Notable mentions: Sammy Kinville at Clark playground rink, Dahlberg at Missoula three-team basketball stint, and John Jayton World's winning billiards match in Milwaukee.
Sophia Monson, once a world famed actress and original cast member at Norway’s national theater founded in 1862 by Ole Bull, died at Pasadena age 78. Survives a son, Dr. Frederick Monson, noted explorer.
In Los Angeles the judge dismissed indictments charging Babe Orton Maggert and Raymond with conspiring to throw 1919 games. He held no California penal code provision covers such conspiracy and any remedy lies in civil court. The decision ends criminal prosecution. players remain under contract and potential league actions possible.
Suggestions that Babe Ruth Ty Cobb and Tris speak be obtained for Florida West Coast winter baseball clubs under consideration by Rube Allen Teague secretary. Competitive bidding for the Teague manages to the weaker.
Cleveland December 24 Coach Sam Willaman and East Tech high school football squad, 20 strong, arrive in Liverett Washington to compete on the Pacific coast site. They are reported in excellent condition for the national high school football event, with arrival timetables in Everett. Joe Tanes bantamweight champion plans a two month vacation before defending title. manager Keddie Mead says he will not return to England. Agricultural fairs in Baltimore and Maryland racing tracks aim to establish a livestock breeding bureau and host large gatherings of American polo ponies arrival today.
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