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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1923
Page
5
Reports from Essen on January 26 describe large protests over French policy with thousands at the railway station and coal syndicate offices praising Fritz Thyssen as a Bismarck figure. French forces ring Essen with batteries and army corps units, enforcing strict zones amid rising tension.
The Associated Press reports Hasen crowds grew more volatile after a French court martial convicted Mayence industrial magnates of disobedience and fined them. French guards reinforced the Kaiserhof lobby and posted machine guns as mobs cheered arrivals and faced tense streets with no clashes.
A fragmented notice lists names Patrick's church undertaking and interment at a cemetery in Walkerville with Mrs Joseph Wills Mire George Lewin of Tahoe and Mrs Tane Paull of Billings. The funeral home time is to be announced in later papers.
Attorneys for Shelley argued against the credibility of Tewksbury and the bribery allegations as evidence. The defense highlighted disputed letters and financial figures, noting Tewksbury’s vaudeville act on spiritualism while the trial continued with voir dire and witness testimony.
Special dispatch from Livingston reports the district court trial of Pearl Tinsley, aged 14, for shooting Mrs. Jim Graham on November 28. The defense highlighted the girl’s upbringing while the state sought juvenile delinquency measures. the jury retired for deliberation after late testimony and court instructions.
Representative Taylor from Kootenai county sees an eight hour workday measure fail in the house. The proposal would apply to saw mills yards laging operations and manufacturing plants. A separate report from Los Angeles notes an acetylene tank explosion aboard the U S California causing one sailor’s death and two serious injuries in the ship’s blacksmith shop.
Nicholas Popovichn a native of Austria and long time Butte resident died aged 87. He is survived by a son from Anaconda a mother and two others. Remains will be moved to 208 Cherry Street this evening for services Saturday at 3 with Requiem Mass at Holy Savior Church at 9:30 and interment in Holy Cross cemetery. The Harrington family expresses gratitude for kindness and sympathy from neighbors and organizations in Woodcraft and Modern Brotherhoods of America.
The funeral of the late John A. Johnson, aged 22, will be held tomorrow Saturday at 9 o clock from the family residence 809 South Jackson Street, proceeding to St Patrick’s church for a 9:30 mass. Interment in the family plot at St Patrick’s Cemetery.
The house voted 204 to 77 to drop impeachment charges against Attos Daughert after committee action. The decision ends the Keller case with a tabled resolution and discharged committee duties. Republicans and supporters defended Keller while critics attacked in a three hour debate. Notable figures Samuel Untermeyer and Jackson Tealston participated in the proceedings.
A fire at the Mora mine near Wallace Idaho killed three men early Tuesday. Dispatches from Wallace report the blaze remains unfound at the 1,600 foot level as water is poured through the mine to contain smoldering areas.
Carlton W. Mather a Montana pioneer from Ohio native who lived in Butte for over six decades died yesterday on South Arizona street He was 83 He helped found Helena lodge No 1 and served as senior grand deacon of Montana Masons He owned a valuable violin heirloom prized at 3000 gifted by his father and refused to part with it during his long illness and reduced activity in later years He had two brothers in Butte and a daughter Mrs W Adamson of Douglas Arizona.
Frank Bible a miner at the St. Lawrence mine was injured in a blast late Wednesday evening He was taken to St Jaimes hospital for head injuries and listed in stable condition after the accident at the mine last night.
Weather notes describe a harsh chill in the district with temperatures around 18 degrees above zero, briefly near 30 during the day and about 25 at night. Hourly readings for the last 24 hours ending at 3 a.m. show a decline from the prior day and a warmer trend forecast.
Hawthorne School hosts a social evening with coffee. attendees should bring their own cup and spoon. K O Boyle is in charge as the crowd is expected to gather at the school premises.
A water power permit was approved near Eureka amid regional energy development. The decision enables potential generation of hydroelectric capacity in the vicinity, signaling progress in local power infrastructure and future project plans.
An advertisement extols Kellogg's Bran as all bran with natural health benefits. It claims permanent relief from constipation, purification of the body, and protection against diseases, urging daily consumption as a cereal and recipe ideas.
The report notes a drop in city election expenses for 1922 compared with prior years, citing lower payroll for judges and clerks and smaller overall costs. City clerk Richard Brimacombe and officials indicate the city will likely rely on last year’s volunteers again, with paid positions first attempted by returning workers.
An elderly advertisement extols a two minute home prepared cough remedy claiming it beats commercially mixed products. It cites Parmint double strength with sugar and hot water to soothe the mucous membrane, promising relief from catarrh nasal colds and chest congestion. It frames the preparation as cheaper and more effective than store bought mixtures.
Simple, appetizing dish using Golden Glow Sweet Potatoes. Layer slices with sugar and butter, add water and optional orange peel or nutmeg, bake gradually increasing heat until cooked. Encourages buying Golden Glow Sweet Potatoes for guests and everyday meals.
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