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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1923
Page
10
Butte considers a sweeping traffic code to regulate auto and streetcar flow, with a ban on parking in key business streets, new driver registration, permit systems for curb zones, and strict speed, lighting, and crossing rules aimed at public safety.
Senator argues that the treasury should buy silver on a 5 percent metal loss basis and hold vendors to settlement on this standard. Smelting company testimony supports a 5 percent deduction as a safe basis, and a major seller has offered to settle with the government at the same rate. If adopted, the policy could boost domestic silver purchases by six to eight million ounces.
The article recounts speeches arguing for enforceable liquor rulings and calls for the voice of the church in world affairs. It notes Fess urging U S membership in the League of Nations and condemns delayed action after a World War and atrocities in the Near East.
John D. Rockefeller, who will be 84 tomorrow, planned a quiet birthday with early rising at 6 a.m. Attendance at church and greetings from neighbors were expected to be features. He is an early Sabbath riser, taking a walk at Pecantico hills before 8 o'clock breakfast and then reads the newspaper and attends church.
A relief appeal from Goldfield Nevada reports yesterday's disastrous fire left about 200 families destitute. The Goldfield relief committee asks for several thousand dollars and directs remittances to A Ferguson treasurer at the John 8 Cook bank in Goldfield Nevada.
Brook trout rank among the most delicate fish to handle after capture if intended for consumption.
The North Butte Mining Co announces shutdown of its Superior Arizona property while pursuing active development on the Edith May vein and options acquired on Mayo district mines in Yukon Alaska. It cites labor and supply costs, declining ore quality at deeper levels, and aims to augment earnings by developing new properties to reduce production costs. The board says the company is in good financial condition.
A historical excerpt argues officials should restrain therapeutic alcohol use within legitimate bounds. It states if a physician cannot be trusted wholly he should not be trusted at all and that abuse is possible with few prescriptions or a small quantity.
The Associated Press reports growing signs the next Supreme Court issue may be the prohibition provision restricting physicians from prescribing liquor for medicinal use. Courts in Montana and New York have ruled the medical prescription limit unconstitutional, prompting anticipation of a nationwide constitutional ruling.
In Rome on July 7 Prince Carlo Giustiniani Bandini and Princess Maria were chloroformed in their palace by two servants who looted jewels and money totaling 2,000,000 lire. The Servitors escaped with the booty and remained at large.
Mexico plans a 20 million peso reduction in the war department budget for the next fiscal year as pacification progresses. Except for minor hill bandit activity, the country is at peace. The cavalry enlistment term may be shortened to two years.
A riotous Shelby arena scene erupted as thousands surged gates and fences for the main event. Crowds overwhelmed guards while rescuers aided a fainted woman. Promoters moved crowds with speed and Red Cross aid, rail and city services coordinated to manage the spectacle.
A Tokio sourced report says France’s chamber may complete ratification of the five power naval treaty, potentially allowing the United States and Britain to press toward a three power basis. Officials expect a fall ceremony in Washington for deposit of ratifications once French approval is confirmed, with diplomats receiving special credentials.
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