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Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jul 22, 1917

Page

3

Outlook for Normal Crop Not Encouraging

Minneapolis reports from the Ninth District Federal Reserve Bank indicate a below normal grain crop for the Northwest this year. Central Minnesota and eastern Dakota and Wisconsin may reach normal. Western Minnesota, Western North Dakota, and much of Montana likely below average due to dry weather and high temperatures. Overall, production losses are noted with some areas still facing shortages, while prices may ease harvest costs due to better prices in some regions.

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Recall drive targets District Attorney Fickert in San Francisco

San Francisco petitions filed by the Pickert Recall league accuse District Attorney Charles M. Fickert of prostituting his office for labor discredit. The move follows perjury charges against Frank C. Oxman in the Mooney bombing case that killed 10. Rena Mooney faces murder trial while Thomas J. Mooney and Warren K. Billings face death and life terms. Anarchists back the recall, arguing prosecutions threaten many involved in the plot.

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Protest Pickets at White House Over Pardons

Washington July 21 Silent picking at the White House gates was led by 12 members of the Women’s Party, unmolested as President Wilson was away. The demonstration protested the president’s pardoning 16 of their members from the workhouse for suffrage activities. Police orders kept banners simple and no banners questioned treason.

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