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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1923
Page
4
A fragment sketches Hinky Dink and Bathhouse John in Chicago city council life. It hints at ongoing influence and potential re-election bids, noting past success in similar pleas and the hope of keeping a favorable municipal presence.
President Harding resists ceding the British West Indies to the United States as partial debt payment, citing burdens and overseas limits. Financiers urge Congress to modify funding terms as Europe shifts with the Ruhr crisis and repairs remain unsettled.
Secretary Hoover notes Germany has over one trillion two hundred billion marks in circulation and prints day and night. He argues redeeming to par would require about three hundred billion dollars in gold, and the mark may never return to par. The piece calls the situation an unprecedented monetary frenzy and questions future currency experiments.
The piece traces how nicknames outrun real names across culture and public life. It highlights Uncle Joe as a beloved public figure and marks retirement from the Senate appropriations role, and notes Hinky Dink’s Chicago political arc tied to Michael Kenna.
Montana Yesterdays notes mark January 21 with historical details from 1805 to 1872. James F Callaway of Illinois was appointed Montana territory secretary by President Grant, and shifts in territorial leadership are recorded alongside Lewis and Clark era events.
The astrology column declares a favorable day under Mercury for love, first meetings, weddings, and domestic harmony. It notes profit for importers selling women's goods, strong publicity prospects, and a calming trend in morals with shifting sex influence.
Seers forecast a great literary awakening following the war with poetic and philosophical works rather than realist ones. Birthdates promise prosperity and health, with astrological signs noting serene fortune and balanced, clever children inclined to travel and the arts.
Probate petition for Jesse Silverman filed in district court with estate valued at 21140. Judge Jackson sits on the supreme bench in Helena. several cases continued including Kamnikar vs Hutte Electric and Denacih tion vs Butte Electric Railway. Divorces granted for Grace Sixt and Ruth McGuire. Margret Hayes awarded alimony and custody. insurer cases moved to Feb. 3.
A banquet and program will be held this evening during the regular I. C. G T. district lodge business session at their hall on North Main Street. Lodges from Butte and Anaconda will attend with more than 160 plates expected for an enjoyable evening. Fischer Improved. Fischer, a Butte real estate man, underwent eye surgery in Rochester Minnesota. He is improving and plans to return to Butte in two weeks, taking rest before resuming business. Boulder Springs remains open.
The report outlines various scattered items from Washington including discussions on war debt handling with Britain, a proposed residence for a vice president, and legislative samples from wartime agencies. It mentions President Harding, the White House, and industry and farm federation discussions.
The Flirt opens at the American theater with a family friendly story adapted from Booth Tarkington. It features Eileen Percy and a star cast noted for their exemplary Hollywood reputations. The program also includes the comedy Felix Makes Good and the United States Fleet with Pathe News for a complete night of entertainment.
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