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Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jul 28, 1923

Page

4

Third party dreams loom in New York political chatter

The piece reviews speculation that Hylan and Hearst aim to thwart Governor Smith by forming a third party. If Smith fails to win the Democratic nomination at the national convention, he is seen as likely to run again for governor. Possible outcomes include a Johnson and Hylan third party for president in 1924.

Republic New York Hylan-Hearst Smith Hylan Boom Johnson

Peace Not War Day Promotes International Conference

Nine years after the July 28 1914 crisis diplomats failed to avert war and peace advocates mark the last Sunday in July as Peace Not War Day. Promoters in Britain and America rally church art labor and university leaders to press for international cooperation and a possible conference.

Belgium St. Petersburg Russia Austria-Hungary Great Britain Ramsay MacDonald Labor Party House of Commons O’ryan

Midsummer night dreams sweep Minnesota election

The piece mocks the Minnesota election mood as a dreamlike mix of nightmares and golden visions. It cites New York Mayor Hylan welcoming Senator Hiram from California, praising Magnus’s victory and quoting his Ogdensburg speech on party labels no longer mattering to voters.

Minnesota New York California Europe Magnus Hylan Hiram Ogdensburg

Washington society dreams of old norms in bathing outfits

The piece mocks Washington life as society figures out young people bathing at home and driving home in wet suits. It also notes naval officers pushing changes to sailors uniforms due to dancers preferences, while political and cultural jests mix with Raggedy Ann stories and a witch episode, all in a fevered summer mood.

Washington Society Washington Magnus Johnson Mrs. Grund

Horoscope for Saturday July 28 1923 in United States

The horoscope notes Jupiter and Saturn in benefice aspect boosting enterprise while Mars and Mercury are adverse. It warns against large investments, highlights wartime munitions influence, and predicts political activity likely to be futile. It foresees climatic changes, opportunities for elders of wealth, and a troublesome year for Leo birthdates with imaginative children likely to be talented.

Jupiter Saturn Mars Mercury United States Leo

The Little Old Witch Chases Raggedy Crew

A playful scene features a tiny witch chasing Raggedy Ann Raggedy Andy and Ned Gnome after a tumble into chocolate ice cream mud. Wet and angry, she vows to catch them and snip open their magical secrets with her scissors.

Raggedy Ann Ee Andy Ned Gnome Raggedy Andy Littl Ned Gnome Great Yellow Meadow Raggedys Little Ned Gnome Tumbly

Raggedys Flee In Mirthful Forest Escape

In a whimsical chase the Raggedys and Ned Gnome outrun a mean witch after a swinging prank. The witch collides with molasses bushes, emerges coated in sticky taffy, then departs to change clothes, while the duo vanishes into the woods.

Ned Gnome

Local visitors and residents gather for weekly Philipsburg notes

Phillipsburg this week sees Mrs. Watson Gailey and daughter Doris visit from Anaconda with housekeeping guests. J E Itter returns from Butte with Emma Carver. Numerous locals including Barton Mitchell and Henry Kroger attend to business while others travel to Anaconda, Butte, and Missoula. Sheriff Burks and Dr. McCarthy visit cities for official duties and care.

J. E. Itter Butte Emma Carver Julian E. Itter William Werning Rock Creek H. J. Kolbeck Hall Barton Mitchell Maxville Maurice Thompson Hull Henry Kroger Olympia Wash Walter Kroger John Guinnane Carp Charles Carp John Jacobson Los Angeles A. H. Hendrickson Jacobson Hendrickson Frog Pond John Harris Power House Perde Merrifield Martha Julio Katherine Fred C. Burks Anaconda Burks Dr. McCarthy

Willard Kennison Thrown From Horse Near Dillon

Willard Kennison 21 son of H L Kennison, rancher of Sheep Creek basin, was thrown from his horse while riding from the ranch. He was found unconscious after about six hours and taken to Barrett hospital in Dillon where he remained unconscious with suspected skull fracture.

Dillon Willard Kennison H.l Kennison Sheep Creek Basin Kennison Barrett Hospital

Students Tour Virginia City in Montana History Trip

Dillon July 27. The Normal College summer history class makes its second trip, this time to Virginia City. Several cars depart at noon for the old mining city once Montanas capital, with visits planned to historic locations. Dr Garver led a lecture on vigilante days highlighting events near Virginia City.

Dillon The Normal College Virginia City Bannack Montana Garver

Baby girl born to Jessie Gray of Venice Calif in Dillon

News notes from Dillon July 27 report a baby girl born to Mr and Mrs Jessie Gray formerly Lavene Williamson. Other items mention Jesse Finsley seeking hay hands for his Big Hole basin ranch, R Vogel of Butte visiting, George Clemon of Jackson buying harvesters, Rev Daniel Foley visiting St Rose parish, Father Leehner, Harry Andrus weekend at Otto Schultz ranch near Sheridan, S E Davis leaving for regional summer schools via Lewistown Miles City Billings, and Ike Rife visiting from Medicine Lodge ranch.

Dillon Jessie Gray Venice Cal Leehner Harry Andrus Otto Schultz Sheridan S. E. Davis Normal College Lewistown Miles City Billings Ike Rife Medicine Lodge

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