Electrical currents and the new world of science
The article argues nerves of animals react similarly to agitation from electricity and other causes. Dr Charles Nordmann notes currents used in treating high blood pressure and warns that steel buildings can spread stray currents from subways and appliances. It foresees vast scientific opportunities, urges curative over preventive medicine, and jokes about a self adjusting lightning rod.
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Charles Nordmann
Missouri River
Academie Des Sciences
Drop in Lynchings Reflects Reform Wave Across South
The NAACP reports a drop in lynchings in early 1923 versus 1922, linked to reform efforts in the South and a shift toward legal processes. Southern lawmakers faced blunt facts from Dyer bill supporters, while migration of Black workers to northern cities accelerates concerns about labor supply and social conditions.
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United States
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
South
House of Representatives
Sentimentalism Declines After Mrs Buzzi Murder Conviction
The New York case of Mrs Buzzi, convicted of first degree murder for killing the man she lived with to prevent his return to his wife, astonishes observers. The verdict challenges views on women and justice and hints at jurors being moved by equal rights arguments. The jury spent 10 hours deliberating and reached a harsh verdict with no mercy recommendation.
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Buzzi
New York
Parisian scientist links health to currents in land
A Parisian scientist recently returning from American cities attributes his ill health to the numerous electrical currents in the country. He warns that a town full of people exposed to varied voltages and durations is vulnerable to change, with some benefiting from galvanization while others suffer daily. He cites Galvani on electric current effects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Belle France
Wisdom at the Golden Gate World Education Conference
The National Education Association hosts its 61st annual convention in Oakland and San Francisco with a world conference on education. Delegates seek to unite 5,000,000 teachers and 400,000,000 students, promoting international understanding and reducing prejudices through education.
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National Education Association
United States
Oakland
San Francisco
Golden Gate
San Francisco Chronicle
France
America
Lafayette
Shelby money market to test limits of confidence in Dempsey firm
The piece notes acute strain in Shelby money market and confidence in John Dempsey & Co. to weather the storm. It contrasts Shelby’s view of the senior partner’s resolve with warnings about global instability, Balkan fireworks, and Ford’s lightning fears as a metaphor for risk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shelby
John Dempsey & Co
Harding Urges Development and World Court Policy
President Harding spoke at Spokane urging gradual development of national resources through conservation reclamation and water utilization. He argued for use of the world court to avert new wars and outlined plans favoring irrigation forestry and large scale resource projects with broad funding, while warning against exploitation by distant corporations.
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America
Harding
Pacific
West
Spokane
Columbia Basin
Meacham
Ore
Oregon
Bananga
Water and westward development in the era of irrigation
The speaker discusses transforming western water resources for power and irrigation, predicting regional wealth from mountain streams to fuel industries and farm prosperity. He praises federal reclamation efforts, stresses responsible use of forests, and frames government help as essential to national progress and balanced growth across the inland empire and Pacific coast.
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West
Euphrates
Nile
Congress
Reclamation Service
America
Columbia
Pacific Coast
United States
Contest Over Bielenberg Heirship Looms in Helena 1920
In Helena 1920 a contested will leaves over 1 million dollars to heirs from Montana’s leading cattle company. Two brothers Charles and Nicholas Bielenberg, longtime Montanans, claim rights to income from 100000 a year with potential 225000 payouts if they prevail. Kohrs family receives 490000. remainder held in trust by Union Bank. The Powell county case marks a major local estate dispute with W B Rodgers H W Rodgers and S P Wilson as attorneys.
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Helena
Montana
Charles Bielenberg
Grand Army
Hansen Packing Company
Butte
Kohrs
Union Bank and Trust Company
Powell County
W. B. Rodgers
H. W. Rodgers
Anaconda
8. P. Wilson
Deer Lodge
Three Million Bid for Willys Stock
In New York on July 2 Thomas H. Tracy representing a Toledo, Ohio, syndicate bid three million dollars for 739,000 shares of Willys-Overland stock held by Francis G. Chaffey, received in bankruptcy for the Willys-Overland corporation.
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New York
Thomas H. Tracy
Toledo, Ohio
Willys- Overland
Francis G. Chaffey
Willys-Overland Corporation
Anaconda July term court cases set for hearing
On opening day three cases were set for later hearing. A long slate follows with hearings scheduled from July 6 to July 27 for personal, property, and debt matters, including several against City of Anaconda and various individuals, plus a venue of 50 jurors drawn for July 10. Widows' claims approved.
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C. L. Beal
K. M. McGregor
Elizabeth McLaughlin Sullivan
J. P. Stagg
M. Fidil
Stella Nolan
Charles Salmonson
Dora M. Bollinger
City of Anaconda
Ed Bogan
Ted McGregor
Marco Frankovich
Harry K. Carr
Matt MceDonough
John A. Connelly
Charles F. Bateman
Dolly Lingo
J. FB. Goldeen
John Plovanich
A. N. McKay
Coll Campbell
Alex van Eggan
Toney Skidlich
Andy Lombardy
Tony Martello
J. P. Stage
Guardian
Mansfield
J A. Botkin
J. A
A. Cecconi
John R. Smith
Alfred C. Torgerson
Oliver Leiser
Flynn Named County Surveyor In City Board Action
William Flynn, surveyor for the A. C. M. company, was appointed county surveyor to succeed the late EB A Crale by the board of county commissioners. No applications were filed. The board spent most of its first day of the month approving claims.
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William Flynn
A. c. M. Company
EB. A. Crale
Board of County Commissioners
Divorce Granted in Nelson Nelson Case
Divorce granted to Ivan F. E. Nelson from Anna Nelson by Judge Winston. Desertion cited as grounds. defendant did not appear in person or by attorney at the hearing.
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Ivan FE. Nelson
Anna Nelson
Winston
Horoscope for July 3 1923 predicts employment luck and broad success
The July 3 1923 horoscope says early hours offer good chances for work and success, with seekers likely to find favorable positions before noon. It cautions bankers brokers and importers about new anxieties from international issues and notes a mixed forecast for politicians and artists. Children born under Cancer may achieve wide travel and lasting prosperity.
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Moon
Saturn
Mars
United States
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Standard Publishing Company Publishers and Proprietors
West Fork Street
Business Department
Baitorial
Anaconda Office Business
Baitorial Department
the Daily and Sunday Standard
Dillon
Bozeman and
Philipsburg
Canada
Standard Publishing Company
Butte, Mont
Wisdom
Balkans
Henry Ford
World Court
Senate
James J. Hill
Bryan
Land of
C. D. Batchelor
Public Ledger Company
Power and Irrigation
Ferdie
Bielenberg
Willys Stock
Flynn
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