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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1922
Page
4
The author remarks on the congressional elections as marvels of oratorical warmth. He states there is no need to defend the Wilson administration and praises the opening created by the faults and failings of the present congress.
The article notes a record watermelon harvest of 20,000,000 melons heading north within four weeks. Georgia Governor Hardwick proclaims Watermelon Week for July 3 1922, urging cross state cooperation. Increased acreage, cooperative growing, and improved handling aim for quality with modest profits for shippers and retailers.
James M. Cox sails for Europe among hundreds of Americans. he aims to visit key nations to advocate his policy of Atlantic Ocean distance and relying on Europe buying from the United States on credit. He contends his 1920 position was right while criticizing current administration and predicts returning to elaborate his views.
The Fourth of July speeches by Senator Stanley in Tammany Hall and General Pershing in Marion Ohio warn of rising lawlessness and overregulation. Stanley decries paternalistic governance and a party shift toward social democracy while Pershing calls for strong action against crimes undermining self government. Union leader Farrington cautions violence harms labor causes. President Harding urges suppression of threats pending public opinion.
A sharp, ironic monologue notes Republicans split between radical and conservative wings while Russia stubbornly persists. It mocks prohibition, tariff politics aimed at China, Senator Hale, and the barroom politics of John Barleycorn, with European peace curiosity and The Hague ribbing.
The greens committee of Anaconda Country Club announced handicaps for the first and second flights of the men’s handicap tournament now underway. Play must wrap by next Sunday night with strict ground rules and US rules observed. The new course is in fine condition ahead of the state tournament as local golfers prepare for visiting guests. Wraith 18 vs Mowbray 18 leads the listed matchups followed by pairs including Loux 20 vs McCrea 22 and others such as Capron 14 vs Peckover 19 and Van Ostrom 30 vs Coy 36.
The Jay Bees baseball team defeated Wisdom yesterday at Wisdom by a score of 18 to 5. Batteries were Dyer and Warrens for Jay Bees and McCavett and Hurley for Wisdom. Anaconda boys returned late and said Wisdom celebrated the Fourth in regular fashion.
A four foot battleship crafted from sugar was on display yesterday at the Montana hotel. The model, created by Pat Gallivan, is a complete vessel with lifeboats and accessories, showcased as a unique edible art piece.
Fourth of July events attracted crowds with baseball and athletic contests on the common and a band concert by Provost's band. Deer Lodge drew many visitors. Georgetown Lake district hosted hundreds of picnickers. cars traveled busy highways. The day stayed largely quiet except during the Anaconda vs Clark baseball game. flags adorned stores, lamp posts, and homes as celebrations continued. Results included boys races won by Fred Jenkins and others. three legged race teams led by Alex McDermott and Charles Clark. young ladies race won by Amelia Domit-
Describes interrupted and continuous waves, radio phone operation, arc light versus vacuum tube oscillators, and station setups. Notes Westinghouse Newark station details, amplifiers, tuning, and safety for amateurs. Advises amateurs to avoid transmitting until fully capable, though basic rigging guidance is provided.
The program features two juvenile baseball games with age groups and participants listed. The Minors defeated the MacRaes 10 to 2 in the first game, while the Strains beat the MclIntyres 17 to 14 in the second. Batters included Harrington Calland Fitzpatrick for the Minors and Wallace McNally for the MacRaes.
Charles Jones stars in the Fox picture Rough Shod at the Imperial on arrival day. The ranch tale from Charles Selzer pairs Jones with Helen Ferguson, Maurice Flynn and Ruth Renick in action and romance. A two reel Sunshine comedy The Village Sheik accompanies the program.
Charles Gill died at St Josephs hospital after an auto accident. His son Don Gill was electrocuted last Wednesday in Missoula and buried Sunday. Survived by his wife and one son, with relatives in shock as funeral details unfold in Montana towns.
Mrs. Virginia Marcille of Deer Lodge and Joseph Boyer of Butte were married by Rev. Father Daley last Friday. Mrs. Boyer, a longtime Deer Lodge resident, will move to Butte with her husband, a prosperous Butte businessman.
Philipsburg celebrated Independence Day with a parade led by the Woman's club and a Silver Band from Butte. Mayor S. E. McClees spoke after the parade, followed by athletic events on Broadway with prizes ranging from 2 to 59 dollars in running, racing, and bucking contests.
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