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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1922
Page
4
The piece notes a rising Republican resolve to win back a reluctant electorate and avert disaster, singling out tariff lobbyists as heat victims who rarely leave Washington during legislative sessions and endure the political blaze to see actions aligned with their interests.
Montana residents reject the Ku Klux Klan presence in Lewistown after a self described Exalted Cyclops promotes it. The University of Columbia honors the New York World for exposing the Klan, reflecting broad American resistance. Authorities may act next legislature to curb Klan activities.
P. L. Wills of the Butte Chamber of Commerce inspires Anaconda to form a Community club aimed at boosting the city’s image and growth. The new group seeks broader impact than existing Rotary and Kiwanis clubs, relying on energetic, committed members.
The piece notes heat in Washington as summer officially arrives on the 21st while the Republican majority remains in session. It highlights a spirit of martyrdom among lawmakers despite rising temperatures and a city simmering with heat.
Frederick Laist lauds metallurgy advances in Butte in a School of Mines address. He notes science made copper and zinc industries possible, warns that reverting to old methods would waste ore and jobs, and praises university leadership while urging sober public funding.
In the Bay of Alessio near Messina a white yacht Mouette anchors at dawn with a young boy and two girls closely bound. Zizi plans sacrifice for love as Tine's feelings for Georges-Claude grow, while Georges-Claude and Rouscouban receive cryptic letters urging action followed by a lead to a familiar boat Santa Teresa and skipper Domenico.
In a tense scene Captain Ambroise withdraws as Georges Claude insists on going alone. Rouscouban shows anger and concern while Georges Claude commands discretion and warns to keep weapons close. The exchange ends with each withholding words and the plan moving forward.
Floral Park and People's Community churches, led by Rev W T Lockwood, hold church school at 11 and sermon titled A Parable of Choices. Floral Park morning worship at 11, sermon at 12 30. People’s Community services at 8 and 10, sermon same title.
Trinity church at 6090 block Mast Park street posts weekly schedule led by Rev. M. Currentt. Sunday services at 11 a m with a 10 a m Sunday school and an evening service at 8 o'clock.
Morning service at 11 with Rev P Martin and evening service at 8 with Les Hayes. Sunday school at 12 15. congregational meeting after morning service at First Broadway and Idaho. Second listing: Morning service 11 Sunday school 12 39 young people 7 evening service 8 led by Rev E J Groeneveld.
At Shortridge Memorial Washington and Mercury streets the Rev B H Lingenfelter pastor presides over Bible school at 11 am with preaching and communion at 12 noon and a sermon The Birthday of the Church Evening service at o'clock features a children's day program by the Bible school pupils.
The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter day Saints holds Sunday school at 10 a.m. and an evening service at 7 30 p.m. Elder Gideon Condie serves as conference president presiding over the events at 53744 South Main.
St Mark's on Silver and Montana offers a special service at 11 a m and 8 p m with holy communion in the morning and Sunday school at 10 a m. Emanuel at Montana and Silver holds Sunday school at 10 30 a m divine service in English at 11 a m and Swedish evening service at o'clock.
Mr and Mrs Fred Reynolds 628 Dakota street May 21 a son. Mr and Mrs August Smith 405 East Granite street May 21 a daughter. Mr and Mrs William H Emmett 1806 Grand avenue May 25 a daughter. Mr and Mrs Peter Thompson 132 West Platinum street May 28 a daughter. Mr and Mrs Francis J Winter 111 West Iron street May 29 a son. Mr and Mrs George W Crowell sr 829 South Washington street May 30 a son.
The Omaha Bee notes that Gerard faced hostility and was persona non grata in Germany during the Kaiser period, reflecting limited public support and unpopularity in that era.
The forecast warns of a doubtful day with Saturn bringing danger to power and industry while progressive forces grow. Divorces rise in summer amid scandals. educators gain recognition and reform. Children born that day are rash yet kind and capable of overcoming obstacles.
Austrian prince touring the United States in Chicago is praised for modesty and self restraint. He admitted one lapse when he said damn on his arrival day, explaining he had not visited the country sooner.
A 15 year old boy admitted grand larceny for stealing a watch from Murray hospital and was sent to the Miles City reform school until he reaches age. Two younger boys ages 13 and 11 pled guilty to burglary, with the elder given a Miles City stay of execution for good behavior and the younger placed on a suspended sentence.
Ben Jenkins Jr. of El Paso a reserve corps lieutenant and Sergt Arthur Juengling of the twelfth observation squadron at Fort Bliss were burned to death when their airplane crashed into the mountainside and burned today.
The Rev. Dr. Charles L. Slattery of trace church New York has been chosen bishop coadjutor of the Episcopal diocese of Massachusetts. He was elected on the second ballot at the convention of clericals and lay delegates in New York.
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