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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1922
Page
4
The article argues for nationwide divorce law uniformity due to cross state marriage issues and inconsistent grounds. It notes that many churches reject non principal causes and that custody typically favors mothers, while every state maintains sovereign regimens over marriage and divorce within its borders.
The Brooklyn Eagle supports allowing cabinet officers to testify on their departments on the House floor. It argues personal contact clears misunderstandings and could affect cabinet selection. It cites Hughes as a strong advocate, Hoover as a capable responder, Mellon as a finance expert, and warns Daugherty might resign under cross examination.
Leaders from the National Federation of Women's Clubs backed by about 2,000,000 women urged Congress to enact a federal uniform marriage and divorce act. The plan requires parental consent for under ages, pre‑marriage public notices, medical certificates, and grounds for divorce including cruelty desertion infidelity and drunkenness.
An English writer observes a rise in middle aged and elderly men sowing wild oats in London. The New York Sun reports a similar trend in New York and other world cities. The piece questions the impact on civilization and jokes about H G Wells applying his X ray vision to the phenomenon.
The piece warns campers to source milk and water to prevent typhoid and urges medical consultation before trips. It then pivots to witty opinions on tariffs, Europe, and U S politics with references to Montana wool, the senate, and Lenine.
Seumas MacManus’s The Story of the Irish Race is praised as a valuable contribution built from folk tales and records. The project drew international sponsors including Australia, Hawaii, Canada, and the United States with Montana’s Senator Walsh among backers. the work blends history, lore, and expert notes with chapters on figures like Daniel O’Connell. The book, in its third edition, is presented in a lively, accessible style and highlights Irish history through key periods and prominent personalities.
In the Fourth of July tourney at Butte Country Club Frank Kerr trophy, Martin Kall defeated Reno Sales in a notable second round upset. Other results included Gallwey over Clark, Templeman over Rickert, Barry over Witherspoon, Frank over Merkle, Matter over Crocker, Cochrane over Wilcox, and Orton over McGregor with third round pairings listed.
The horoscope warns of international difficulties harming Great Britain with possible ministry troubles. Labor shows favorable employment prospects, while political matters ferment and railways have a busy summer. Royalty may face ill fortune as public revenues falter and domestic harmony matters arise.
Railroad officials report a strike ballot among track men and shop crafts with results expected tomorrow. The labor board dispute over wage reductions and 80 roads cited for violations fuels disagreement, while executives insist freight and passenger movement remains unaffected for now.
The coal conference on wage and transportation costs remains stalemated as John N. Lewis of the United Mine Workers and operators clash over a central agreement. Government ministers ask questions while anthracite groups adjourn private talks to resume Thursday amid fear of market disruption.
AP reports clash between union leaders and railroad officials over strike scope and equipment. Union claims more workers out as Seattle estimates 6500 in Washington. Southern Pacific cites 5219 of 15293 at work across five states while union says most points are 95 to 100 percent idle.
Great Northern Northern Pacific and C B Q officials reported traffic on their lines in Billings and Laurel little affected by the shopmen strike. A total of about 550 shopmen answered the strike call with only minor passenger train delays at terminals and no disorders.
Charley Whitney, sent to Deer Lodge for second degree assault by Carter county court, escaped the jail at Ekalaka on Friday, per a Daily Star message. Whitney faces re-arrest and extended custody as authorities pursue.
National troops describe evening advances in three directions against irregular posts. Moran's, Hughes', and McArthur's hotels are reported captured with 11 prisoners. Irregulars still hold other buildings on Sackville street but are fully invested. Civilians support for regulars noted. An 18‑pounder shelling Moran's forced rebels to surrender after brief resistance.
London dispatch reports national troops capture several rebel strongholds in Dublin and take about 400 prisoners. The update emphasizes the scale of detentions and the strategic gains in the city during the ongoing conflict.
Mr and Mrs Stephen Gates of Santa Barbara tour Montana for two months visiting Yellowstone Butte Glacier National Park the Bitter Root Hamilton Thatcher ranch and the American Alps. They plan to return home in August.
A low cost radio project shows a vacuum tube detector using a single coil, a variable condenser, and a rheostat. Instructions describe winding a 46 turn coil, wiring the grid leak and fixed condenser, placing B and F batteries, and tuning by finding a squeal and adjusting the condenser and rheostat for clear signals.
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