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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1922
Page
4
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Aristide Briand resigns after a powerful and celebrated speech. The veteran orator has led or influenced several cabinets and the Socialist party for 27 years, and his departure leaves France in a nervy, unsettled mood about the morrow.
The piece praises the Washington conference for steering toward peaceful negotiation and warns of future war risks if arms limitations fail. It then analyzes Montana state finances, noting a likely $1,000,000 deficit, university efforts to cut $150,000, and other state institutions not trimming expenses, threatening a shortfall unless broad retrenchment occurs.
A string of sharp, satirical quotes from multiple papers hints at political and foreign affairs. The Charleston News and Courier jokes about army officers avoiding Senator Watson, while the Washington Star alludes to anonymous figures seeking Soviet fame and a bizarre critique of Washington tastes. The Columbia Record pokes fun at Dr. Lorenz insuring his hands amid risky business.
A brief International News Service report notes six fatalities at Niagara Falls in 1921, marking a higher death count than recent years. The text references multiple incidents and suggests a pattern, with scattered details about the deaths and surrounding dangers.
Astrological signs warn of sinister influences on Friday the thirteenth. Venus and Jupiter in maleic aspect urge caution for women in business and potential temptations to speculate. Predictions foretell speculative mania among women and disaster for some associations. Many business changes expected, with reform and upheaval in old firms and modern methods. Leaders may face doubt, while new public figures rise. Washington and New York lavish hospitality persists, and winter may bring new entertainments. Health issues loom with an epidemic risk and strict business conduct advised. Children born that day may lead eventful lives with travel and change.
Exclusive portrait of Hugo Stinnes a German financier and industrial leader noted as a leading figure in Germany’s industrial and economic landscape during his era. The article highlights his influence on German commerce and policy.
A collage of jokes, quotations, and snippets from various papers. It mixes witty exchanges, Darwin discussions, and a travelin advertising man’s verse, with cryptic notes about a reward and a prohibition law violation in Kiriewooa.
August Belmont, 69, noted financier and sportsman living in New York, lies bedridden at his home after a fall from his pony on his Hampton winter estate near Garnett County. He suffers strained left hip and right groin injuries.
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