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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1920
Page
16
City Attorney says Supreme Court ruling linking indebtedness to the 1919 assessment roll will aid a $700000 bond and warrants validity suit. Hearing set in district court today in a friendly action with bonding companies.
The sun in a threatening position signals a tough day for those in authority. Leaders may resist labor appeals, tightening the path for wage demands. Applying for jobs is ill advised as anxieties rise and pessimistic rumors spread, shaping unlucky mental directions.
W. E. Baker, deputy state auditor, works for the Ohio state government performing trial balances for state commissions and departments. He adds numbers in twos, threes, or fours, can sense totals, and trusts his instinct to detect errors, rechecking figures when needed.
The Boy Scouts of Butte plan an anniversary week starting February 8 featuring a basketball tournament with Helena Anaconda and Whitehall, church services, a monster father and son banquet, community and America days, sunrise flag rites at city hall, Lincoln and Roosevelt memorial services, and a Boy Scouts of America day. Each troop will run its own programs as contests proceed, finishing with a pursuing recruiting push and scout patrol exhibitions in large store windows.
Gen. Pablo Gonzalez tonight accepted the presidential nomination before the Democratic League convention in Mexico City. He becomes the second candidate to declare, following Gen. Alvaro Obregon who began his campaign last June.
In Paris on January 14 the peace treaty with Hungary will be given to Hungarian delegates at the foreign office at 2 pm. The ceremony will be private and not open to the public.
Italian delegation in Paris reports Count Luigi Aldrovandi is appointed diplomatic representative of Italy in Germany. The announcement comes as Italy reshapes its diplomatic postings in Europe.
Captain Edgar Dade Gunning of the U S Army Tank Corps arranged for the Ermantrade tank to visit Butte from April 5 through 10. The exhibit, rebuilt in American Renault design, aims to aid army recruitment and showcase tank capabilities including demolition work.
In New York on January 14 rumors spread that Federal Reserve directors planned further restrictions on stock speculation at the weekly meeting. Officials said the gathering was routine with discussion of current financial conditions and no new restrictive measures announced.
Rome reports Vatican City subscribed 20 million lire to the sixth national loan per the Messaggero. The paper notes this is the Vatican’s first participation in such a public loan.
A list of 15 admirals led by Rear Admiral William S. Sims was submitted to Secretary Daniels by Senator Hale with a request they appear before the naval decorations subcommittee. The panel will hold its first meeting Friday as it investigates wartime awards and changes to recommendations.
Directors in New York postponed the quarterly dividend declaration on common stock amid pending decisions and market considerations. The move reflects caution as the company reviews financials and any potential impacts on investor returns.
Lady Rhondda praises Canada’s harmony between men and women after a Western visit. She calls Canadian democracy the most perfect and says equality arises from openness to work and individual merit. She forecasts shifting roles, notes women are valuable yet few, and predicts socialism will not take hold.
The city council committee drafting a questionnaire to guide an auditor probes city funds. Members are City Attorney R. L. Clinton City Auditor KE Crumrine and Councilman T. D. Butterfield. The panel, named by Mayor W. T. Stodden, plans to cover five years since the last audit.
Sioux Falls hosts the opening of the five state Indian Y M C A conference. Delegates hear Rev Francis Frazier at Santee Neb training school. J W Wakeman of Flandreau, a Carlisle graduate. and Red Thunder, son of the famous chief, a Santee and Carlisle graduate now missionary in Montana.
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