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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1920
Page
12
Cardinal Andrieu denounces dances such as the tango and fox trot in a fiery message to all Gironde churches. He urges Catholics to refrain as France mourns more than a million dead in the war.
The Minneapolis Tribune quotes a remark about sending a special committee to Europe to learn how to reach a compromise with the president, reflecting parliamentary pushback on foreign policy.
The University of Montana will debate the State Agricultural College for the first time in five years. The topic asks whether the U S Senate should ratify a treaty like one proposed by France. George Shepard and George Witter lead the university side. judges include Justice J A Mathews and Rev Jesse Lacklen with Lieut Gov W W McDowell likely serving.
Miss Adelaide N. Ayer inspector for rural schools western Montana plans a Melrose gathering February 16. Morning sessions observe language and reading in classes and the afternoon features Ayer on Language, the Result of Reading. Evening talks to county school trustees. February 17 is for rural school inspections.
Harry Wright is charged with robbery in a complaint issued yesterday in Justice Doran's court at the instance of George Savich who identified Wright as the man who followed him to his room at 112 Mast Broadway and held him up several weeks ago. Wright was arrested by police on Savich's description.
A brief note outlines who is responsible for placing parking signs in restricted areas. The article details duties, oversight, and potential enforcement considerations affecting motorists and city staff.
Police Judge Grimes dismissed the action against a Big Hole man after evidence showed the arrest stemmed from failing to observe parking rules. The sign was posted in a hidden spot at Mast Park, unseen from the street.
The Bristol coroner received a note from Col. Hugh Richard Westmacott reading I have no wish to take the step I have taken but it is possible to be heartbroken by repeated disappointments to get employment The letter was found with his body after he shot himself through the heart in London.
Major Lewis Lawes warden of Sing Sing is petitioned by 29 condemned inmates to improve their meals. He vows to review menus and, within the appropriation, improve the prisoners' fate.
John Melia of the dry squad found two whiskey stills on the second floor of a frame house at 27 Harvard Avenue. Officers recovered six gallons of liquor, six fermentation barrels, and other materials used to manufacture liquor. The operator fled. owner not found.
A playful exchange notes Vet-It’s setback to wooden ligature play with a joking line about thumbtack socks and a curious jab from Tiger. The dialogue implies competitive banter and mock commentary among participants.
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