Anaconda Standard shifts through war reparations debate
The article reviews shipping surpluses as worldwide trade struggles. It notes Berlin underground rail development, canal plans linking the Danube and Rhine, and internal improvements. It argues France seeks reparations while Germany defends economic recovery as essential to paying any debts. A receivership is suggested as possibly too late.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Danube
Rhine
France
Germany
Ain t It A Grand And Glorious Feeling
A bold broadcast style line notes a call to action despite a grand feeling, urging a decision to contact The Boonstore for further steps. The item reads as a transitional editorial quip urging action and engagement with a local business.
A King Who Made a Mess of It
An opinion piece profiles Constantine of Greece, detailing his volatile reign from 1913 onward. It notes assassination, exile, a queen tied to the Kaiser, and repeated throne changes, blaming dynastic and personal missteps for Greece’s turmoil and shifting alliances.
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Constantine
George
Greece
Sin
Evenigger
Mr. Harding
Turkey
Sicily
Constanti
Europe
Reparation Debates From 1871 To 1923 Paris Talks Recalled
The piece recollects a Versailles reparations conference with France as a supplicant to Germany. It notes Bismarck's demand of about 1 billion in gold plus Alsace Lorraine, and Paris occupation until repayment. It mentions France paying off debts swiftly, plus extra costs to avoid occupation. It criticizes Germany for squandering funds on domestic schemes after three years.
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Paris
Versailles
Bismarck
Germany
Alsace
Lorraine
William I
France
One Lame Duck's Ambition In Hoover Mondell Clash
The piece contrasts Herbert Hoover and Frank Mondell as Mondell campaigns to head the cabinet after Mr. Fall. It notes Mondell’s long House tenure, leadership role, past opposing positions to Harding, and a campaign tone that may clash with cabinet unity. It also covers England’s gun law idea and other international notes, including Franco-British relations and Turkish complaints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert C. Hoover
Secretary of the Interior
Fall
Frank W. Mondell
Hoover
Mr. Mondell
Wyoming
House
Senate
Washington
Mondell
Mendell
Harding
Mellon
Micro-Farad Explained In Jimmie and Dad Radio
Jimmie and Dad explore microfarads in radio circuits with broadcaster style dialogue. They define a farad as a unit of circuit capacity and describe condensers storing energy, oscillations between capacity and magnetic fields, and how tuning depends on balancing energy fields in the circuit.
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Tommy
Montana Yesterdays Chronicle of early Montana events
Journal notes compiled by J V Sangers detail Ophir Gulch discovery near Powell county and other dated items. Highlights include Captain Clark and Lewis material in 1805 1806 and 1855 Nebraska governor appointment, Deer Lodge capital contest, and 1885 territorial assembly adjournment with details on Governor Higgins duties in 1904.
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Ophir Gulch
Powell County
J. V. Sanders
Montana’ Historical Society
Society of Montana Pioneers
Montana
Captain Clark
Lewin and Clark
Missouri
North Dakota
Joseph
Reuben Fields
Columbia
Oregon
Lewis
Drewyer
Clark
Utter
William A. Richardson
Nebraska
Buck
Anan
Rockies
Richardson
Cuming
Deer Lodge
Hagle
W. Foot City
Virginia City
B. F. Potts
Helena
Territorial Legislative
Carpenter
Frank ¢. Higgins
Toole
Higgins
Hello Gate
Submarine Safe Off Cape Hatteras After Fire
Reports from Charleston say the submarine 8 1 was disabled last night near Cape Hatteras by a fire in the engine room but is no danger. The Savannah and Wash are nearby and prepared to tow the crippled craft to Bermuda. Casualties not confirmed.
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Charleston
Cape Hatteras
Savannah
Bermuda
Wash
Great Northern strike ends. workers to resume tonight
Striking Great Northern shopmen are expected to return to work tonight after a June walkout, signaling an end to the stoppage. Railroad circles report termination with no official statements from Great Northern officials. Northwest shop men leaders could not be reached for comment.
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Pres ST. Paul
Minn
Great Northern Railway
Great Northern
Northwest
R.A. Henning
Horoscope Friday Jan 12 1923 Conflicting Planets Favor Caution
Astrologers report conflicting planetary influences with Jupiter friendly and Mare inimical. Early morning may favor commercial activity and initiative while vanity rises and public figures feel undue self importance. Skeptical forecasts warn of discouragement next month as fashion shifts and prudent handling of affairs is advised. Children born under Capricorn should be industrious and mindful of personal duties.
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Jupiter
McClure Wapaper Syndicate
Fortunes Told In Far Northwest Mineral Quest
United States officials confirm a prospect story featuring Caron a 38 year old seeker who spent years chasing gold in the Northwest now pursuing a more precious mineral near Kate Mill four miles away at a site called Caron foot of Caron.
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R. N
Kate’ Mill
Caron
United States
Gol Northwest
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Standard Publishing Company
Publishers and Proprietors
Anaconda, Mont
Matt Matter
RUTTE
North Main Street
Anaconda Office
Datly and
Sunday Standard
Eartier
Butte
Anaconda
Ditton Bozeman
Philipsboro
Matt. Ettrec
Canada
AML General Business Letters
Correan Andience
Putte, Mont
Boonstore
Jorre Ane
Lame Duck
England
America
Basil Thompson
Scotland Yard
Uncle Sam
Bonar Law
M. Painc
Jimmie and Dad
Radio Maxim
J. V. Sangers
Montana Historical 1
The
Society of Mbs
Edith Rockefeller McCormick
John D. Rockfeller
Harvester Head
Edward Krenn
Liberia
Officer O'Flynn
Kee
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