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Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jun 01, 1920

Page

3

Japan friendly says Vanderlip visits from Japan

Frank A. Vanderlip president of the International Banking Corp and a party of leaders arrived on the Kobe from Japan. He said Japanese people show strong interest in the United States with a desire for friendship. He noted a large turnout at his address with 7,000 listeners and overflow seating.

San Francisco Frank A. Vanderlip International Banking Corporation Kobe Japan Vanderlip United States

Morgan officials form China consortium with Japanese bank

Thomas W. Lamont of J. P. Morgan & Co. arrived in San Francisco aboard the Korea Maru with Morgan representatives to confirm a Chinese consortium. The group secured consent from a Japanese banking partner to join the alliance including United States, Great Britain and France.

San Francisco Thomas W. Lamont J. P. Morgan & Co Morgan Bank Far East China United States Great Britain France

Japanese Ambassador Hayashi to Open Talks on UK Alliance

Baron Gensuke Hayashi, newly named Japanese ambassador to Great Britain, will begin negotiations on renewing the Anglo Japanese alliance upon arriving in London. Japanese publicists publish daily in favor of renewal, noting possible pact modifications and the Bolshevist threat to India as a key motive for Britain to seek renewal.

Tokio Associated Press Gensuke Hayashi Great Britain London Asapi Today India

Prominent Merchant Drowned on Sutton Lake

In Sutton Lake near Bend Oregon on May 31 L. K. Shephard a well known local merchant drowned after the boat took on water in a high wind. Norval Springer and Harry Brewer were rescued after about ninety minutes in icy water. Shephard’s body was recovered.

Rhine Commissioner's Resignation Alters Rhine Governance

Paris May 81 Pierpont B Noyes American member of the interallied Rhine commission resigns his post and resignation accepted in Washington Maj Gen Harry T Allen will assume all powers and continue military authority United States gains single representation in civil and military affairs in the Rhine land

Paris Pierpont B. Noyes Interallied Rhine Commission Washington Harry T. Allen

Clay Modeler Found Guilty of Assault in Brooklyn

New York May 31 John Gallandro known as Gallandro a clay modeler with a vaudeville act was found guilty of assault in the third degree by a Brooklyn jury He testified he beat his daughter Minnie 19 with a stick that had nails He was remanded to jail awaiting sentence.

New York John Gallander Gallandro Brooklyn Minnie

Senate to vote tool on mandate over Armenia

Senate votes at 4 p.m. tomorrow on a resolution declining to grant President Wilson authority to accept a mandate over Armenia. Debate opened by Senator Reed who attacked the mandate as the League of Nations in practice. Senator Walsh argued the mandate could be accepted without forcing military power.

Washington Senate Wilson Armenia Reed Missouri League of Nations Senator Walsh Montana

Farmers Gain Right to Collective Marketing Bill Passed

Washington May 31 by a vote of 233 to 58 the house passed and sent to the senate a bill allowing farmers planters ranch men dairymen and fruit growers to combine for collective marketing and sale of their own products despite anti trust laws.

Washington House Senate

Cars Egged Amid Street Car Strike Disruptions

In Fresno on May 31, eggs and tomatoes were hurled at street cars as the traction company tried to run services during a strike. Several arrests were reported while cars operated from 10 a.m. until 50 mm.

Wresno Cal Traction Company

Help Yourself club offers 1965 Reo Six car prize

A three week campaign from May 24 to June 12 offers a 1965 Reo Six to the subscriber who turns in the most subscription money. New entrants in untapped territories may win, earning over 163 dollars per day. Extra votes are awarded for second payments, boosting chances to win one of 26 prizes, with standings posted after June 12.

Motor Car Distributing Co East Broadway Butte Mont

AUS TRADE RELATIONS 9 FACTORS FOR RECOVERY

In Paris on May 31 Rene Viviani argues that reopening commercial and diplomatic ties with Russia is vital for global economic restoration. He predicts resumption of relations with the Soviet-like state will aid Europe, with Siberia’s riches key to recovery, while noting Hythe conference harmed France’s economy and that full balance may take decades.

Rene Viviani France Paris Russia Great Northern Empire United States Siberia Europe

McAdoo Denies Reported Campaign Fund

William Gibbs McAdoo says he is unaware of any ten million dollar fund for his presidential campaign and declines to discuss the matter further. Pasadena host John B. Coulston adds he knows nothing about such funds, and doubts anyone else does.

Los Angeles William Gibbs McAdoo Pasadena Big Bear Valley John B. Coulston McAdoos McAdoo

Crane to assume post as American minister to China

Peking May 28 Charles R Crane the new American minister to China will assume his post at the legation tomorrow. He arrived in Peking last evening accompanied by Mrs Crane and his private secretary.

Peking Associated Press Charles R. Crane China Legation

How the 1937 Prizes Will Be Awarded

The six automobiles are the grand prizes for the six club members with the highest vote totals at campaign end on July 2. After eliminations, there are 0 district prizes remaining, with four prizes per district across five districts. Among districts, one plane, one $250 talking machine, one $150 talking machine, and one $50 gold watch go to the four candidates with the most votes in their district. A cash commission is paid to members who turn in $50 or more and do not win a listed prize.

Prines Pears Standard

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