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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1923
Page
4
Department of justice officials warn communists may trigger local disturbances among workers and farmers, aided by some union members. They say Russians fear and black radicals fail to rally the negro population, yet unrest and crime could arise where agitation takes hold.
The governor’s message to the legislature argues for reduced taxation to revive business, industry, and overall economy. It outlines radical plans to analyze and reallocate burdens, urging economy and sound business sense as Montana readies for two months of legislative activity.
The article reports that Justice Department operatives monitor communist activity. It describes two branches the workers party legal arm and an underground wing ready for illegal acts. It notes a summer conference aligning leadership and mentions recruitment and propaganda efforts amid discontent.
Secretary Fall resigns amid a public feud with Secretary Wallace over forestry policy and department shifts. Harding reportedly offered a Supreme Court seat as Fall retires to New Mexico, while Wallace gains support from conservationists and farm blocs amid broader economic and political tensions.
Father and son discuss operating a radio system in detail. They test switches, filaments, antenna wiring, and a motor generator to reduce hum while the son guides his dad through tuning. They plan to call Mr Quick to check if he’s listening.
A fusillade of dialogue shows a father and son practicing Morse at slow speeds, comparing dots and dashes, with references to a forthcoming Fado concert and radio followings. The narrator recalls a navy operator sending a paragraph at twenty words per minute, noting 98AD as a strong sender and the Swiss navy joke. Copyright 1922 Bell Syndicate.
The card reads a broad forecast for Wednesday January 3 1922 stressing Venus Jupiter and Mars influences. It foresees progress in music art and literature and increased public interest in drama film and education. It warns of a distant war risk and international financial tension while promising opportunities for intellectual growth and dramatic life events for those born that day.
Police held a heavily guarded line around the Negro Quarter after a nighttime attack on officers. Ed Glass, alleged leader of the attacking group, remained sought as fires raged at an undertaker shop and two rooming houses. Authorities set a temporary deadline between races to curb further violence and allowed only those with business to pass the guard.
Edith Brannon and Mr Ralph Robertson plan to return home Tuesday from holiday visits. Mrs Carrie Todd Russell and daughter return Monday from Salesville and Bozeman. Three Forks High School loses to Bozeman 35 to 18 in a fast game as locals fall early. Various residents, including Mrs Ida Mestead and Mrs Clara Stalth, conduct business in Butte. Will Patterson to take county jail official role in Bozeman early next year.
A verse tale of love rejected and thwarted wedding plans. The speaker laments a serenade to Sarah and Carrie’s scorn, noting a failed path to Mrs. Sweet and Anna, with a lonely wander through the streets. The piece closes with a geographic note comparing Valparaiso to Hongkong, describing level streets, reclaimed land, and hills linked by elevators and inclined planes.
Compiled by J A Sanders secretary of the Montana Historical Society this Montana Yesterdays notes January 3 1805 and 1806 entries from Lewis and Clark journals. It covers winter quarte rs on the Missouri near present North Dakota and the Columbia river area including Clatsop beach visits and food notes. It also records Helena’s 1876 ninth territorial assembly and 1921 seventeenth legislative assembly with governors and officials named.
Local notes from Livingston and area include visitors Victor Warnock of Wilsall and Joe Murray of Missoula. N.P. telegraph staff report injuries and possible stomach operation for a hospital patient. December fines for intoxication reach a peak since prohibition. A.C. Lyssow remains in serious condition after throat treatment in St Paul. Hawks fly 150 miles an hour.
The report notes calls for 10 gene of crime and cavalry to ease communications amid floods. It cites a kidnapping in August and a Teegerstron case, with federal probes continuing and a 1% year old kept safe in a wood. Maryland Governor Ritchie discusses releasing Dr B M McKain to Louisiana, contingent on proper formalities.
The report describes multiple people, including Elaine Hators and Daniel Paul Jordan of Yonkers, leaping from windows in a Manhattan skyscraper. A luncheon hour crowd of stenographers and bystanders gathered as rescue and police responded near City Hall and Broadway.
Associated Press report from New York states artist Frank Car was charged with grand larceny in connection with a $190,000 theft from Mrs Charlee Pe Hugo Schoellkopf, wife of a Buffalo broker, allegedly acted with two accomplices not yet apprehended at a New Year party in Carman's Fifth Avenue apartment.
Four workers died today near Petroleum Ironwort Ohio when struck under a 600 ton hydraulic press. The incident occurred one mile from town as officials investigate. The report mentions ancient beliefs about salt and omens tied to misfortune.
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