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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1922
Page
4
The eee Standard, Mos Leading Daily Newspaper, Daily and Fundar. Bunday only.
Elder Hays argues for moral and artistic standards in motion picture production and opposes official censorship, urging the public to judge films and support better entertainment and educational value. He notes progress among producers and distributors and calls for time to implement reforms. The piece then shifts to weather bureau efforts forecasting snow and water supplies, plus a report on ayawasco, a dangerous drug from the Amazon studied for medical value and potential wartime use.
In eastern clubs push resolutions to end wildflower destruction, while California Oregon and Washington woods face rapid pruning of blossoms. Audubon societies focus on bird life and flower protection faces tougher uprooting challenges.
In a fragmented tale set at Port Navajo, Maitre Pantelot, a prudent lawyer, contemplates a vast eighty million fortune hidden in a will from Saint-Cast ancestors. Ludovic Saint-Cast seeks the will to destroy rivals and claim the treasure, while Joanny, a vulnerable survivor, is drawn into danger as conspirators maneuver through crime and betrayal.
The 1922 McClure syndicate forecast praises benefits to hospitals and advertisers and predicts financial luck for those reading the planetary guidance. It notes rising newspaper circulation and cautious buying, with warnings of fashion changes and possible eccentric behavior, while predicting enterprising children born today to see financial fortune.
Detective McDonald confronted Thomas on Broadway near the Broadway garage. A violent struggle followed as Thomas, heavier and armed, fought off capture, wrecked through a garage, fired a shot, and fled. The officer sustained serious injuries after repeated blows and a rock strike, with the suspect believed wounded.
The singing contest attracts crowds as contestants perform with local enthusiasm. Event appears to be held Saturday afternoon with community participants and onlookers enjoying the performances.
In Dublin the Irish government refuses to sign the pledge of allegiance, signaling possible treaty breaches as British forces remain in Dublin. Churchill warns Dublin may be held as a preliminary military objective, while Irish leaders debate the treaty's fate and interim government loyalties amid anti treaty tensions. Nine dead in Belfast fighting escalate violence as Royal Avenue braces for more clashes.
The commission discusses delaying debt payments and signals possible cancellation of postponement if Germany fails to comply. It notes German replies require clarification and that certain points are minor but must be resolved, with actions to be reviewed by a future committee.
Obituary notes the death of Kurpies at his family residence. He is survived by son Vincent and three brothers in law Pats, fimin, and Charlier Daly. Funeral arrangements have been made.
Bank and Trust of Butte elected president E J Bowman of Daly Bank Anaconda vice president John J Burke of Silver Bow National Bank Butte treasurer. executive committee includes A W Roberts Whitehall and J McGilbert Dillon. Framed talks cover publicity in big firms and wool industry reforms as bankers discuss Montana finance and agriculture.
Trustees vote to sell school property with costs of operation per pupil in 1920 listed as 87 cents. The total must cover Clerk O G Wood's expenses if he travels to San Francisco to close the sale of the Cleveland school.
A stalled veteran bonus proposal advances in committee after rejection of a Smoot plan for paid up life insurance. The Mer Zumber measure in amended form would offer 20 year maturity with 4 percent annual compound interest and repayment of defaulted certificates. Senators Calder Dillingham Frelinghuysen and McLean supported the Smoot bill.
In Missoula on May 21 James McCarthy Coday faced trial as the alleged brains of a Butte robbery. A $1,000 diamond ring was the principal booty. The case, moved from Butte after a hung jury, centers on testimony that Coday induced three men to rob a card party where Mrs Blythe wore the ring. Prosecution, led by George Bourquin, argues he silenced co-conspirators with threats and that the ring and settings were altered after the theft.
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