When a feller needs a friend
Briggs reports a feature on friendship and community support in The Anaconda Standard dated June 4, 1921. The piece emphasizes neighborly aid and shared values within Butte and broader Montana, reflecting small town ethics and social ties of the era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anaconda
Uainess
Standard Publishing Company
Butte
Montana
Associated Prom
Associated
Prudden
King & Prudden
Fifth Avenue
New York
Stegerbull Globe Building
Chicago
Boston
Western Representatives
R. J. Bidwell Company
Main Street
Prandon
Immigrant Bureau Plan Prompts Debate On Citizenship
Secretary of Labor Davis leads a Washington bill to reorganize the naturalization bureau into a bureau of citizenship. The measure aims to educate and guide aliens, reduce false impressions, and foster Americanism through collaboration with employers civic bodies and organizations. It envisions non compulsory schooling and greater social and economic welfare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Labor
Davis
House
Representative Johnson
Washington
Bureau of Naturalization
Bureau of Citizenship
United States
Sam
The Wiles of the Japs and Domestic Fears
A critique argues that American suspicion of Japanese influence shapes views on Philippine independence. It cites propaganda, congressional delegations, and alleged Japanese meddling behind U S policy while noting mixed Filipino wishes and ongoing political tensions. The piece mocks wartime mood and cites figures like General Wood and Senator Smoot in a broad, opinionated summary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philippines
United States
Wood
Congress
Japan
Milwaukee Headed Beat Butte Visitor Train Tour
European nations and Japan figure in a debate on hydroelectric development and electrification while a Montana rail tour showcases a 2200 horsepower locomotive, its yellow and scarlet livery, and stops at Deer Lodge Missoula and Spokane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
United States
Pinner
Butte
Sliver Bow Club
Deer Lodge
Bierock
Frank Conley
Miasquia
Spokane
Fea
Towns Besieged by Historic Colorado Floods
Severe cloudburst floods sweep Colorado towns from Pueblo to Denver. Homes washed from foundations near Rock Creek and Pawnee Creek. Dozens escape as eight flee a collapsed Cabeth building. Edna and Margery Gray drown near Pueblo. Dams breached, railroad lines washed out, and crops inundated as water rises in basements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lafayette
Col
Coal Creek
Standard Mine
Rocky, Mountain. Fuel Company
Joseph Cundail
Colorado & Southern Railroad
Denver
Edna Gray
Margery Gray
Pueblo
Robert Gray
Carl Davis
Pawnee Creek
Sterling
Davis
Marshall Lake
Gray
Dry Creek
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railway
Canon City
Canon’ City
Colorado
Seven Grads Receive Engineering Degrees at Mine School
Commencement speakers praise faculty cooperation and urge adequate facilities as 117 Montana students and several from out of state attend. Ex soldiers funded by government and presenters from Butte Central and Anaconda High Schools appear among graduates and attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Central High School
Business College
Anaconda
Clapp
School of Mines
Rickard
Huxsey
Truxiey
Butte High School
Chestra
Mianore T. ‘Tenner
Theodore Simons
C.H. Clapp
M. J. Leonard
End of Senior Day in the Aly Gym
A senior day program in the Daly gym drew a packed audience last night. Students circled on stage as Gladys Ulrich read a class prophecy with a crystal ball, Catherine Roach delivered a humorous recitation, and Mary Gaynier sang sweetly. Gertrude Bresneheim performed a gypsy dance, while Sabina Murray and others contributed by chairing, dancing, and tambourine. Prior to the program, students enjoyed a picnic at Washoe Park and the high school orchestra provided music for an after-dance in the gym.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daly Gym
Gladys Ulrich
Catherine Roach
Mary Gaynier
Theoiaes Will
Francis Spellman
Gertrude Bresneheim
Washoe Park
Ralph Martin Pleads Guilty Under 18 Years Old
Ralph Martin, accused of harming his brother Willem Mekin, pleaded guilty in a justice court Saturday. He declared he is under 18, placing him in juvenile custody and awaiting transfer to Livingston for trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Martin
Lad
Justice Court
Brother
Willem Mekin
Marcin Encape
Asjusticn
Juvenia Court
Rouge
Livingston
Fem Gag
Wade County
Dal Fre
Beer
Horoscope for Saturday June 4 1921 predicts trends
The column notes Saturn's kindly power and Mercury’s adverse influence on this day. It forecasts benefits for farmers and earth workers, hints at new mineral discoveries, antiwar sentiment pressed by the press, and potential building with caution. It also foresees shifts in customs, university honors, and mixed birthrate trends while noting possible strikes and August unrest.
Thank Offering Service At Methodist Church
The Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of the Methodist Episcopal Shore announces a thank offering service at the church tomorrow. A musical program of experience includes hymns, anthems, solos, violin numbers, and a quartet, with Mrs. Homer Putnam presiding and Rev. Charles Wolte delivering benediction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of
the Methodist Episcopal Shore
Woman's Foreign Missionary
Homer Putnam
George Wolfe
Billings
Mont
RM. Bell
Herbert
Truman Boardman
God
Wilson
Pheipe
Migsuth Sheppard
R. M. Belt
CH. Eggleston
J. R Danieleon
Christ
Krata
Mra D. Ru
MacRae
Hols
the Publican
Vandewalker
Mra T. Owen
Charles ¥. Wolte
Qualifying Play Set For Ladies Handicap Event
Today and Sunday mark the qualifying rounds for the Ladies Handicap at the clubhouse. Players are asked to bring cards, turn in marks, and await posted handicaps and the tie for the hat medal. Men will compete for the same hat and medal as the women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanafeaps Wil Pac
Hatat
Mill and smeltermen elect new officials
Anaconda mill and smelter, MII, elected new officers including president, secretary, and trustees. George McArdle named recording secretary, Jenn Burkin Randall elected secretary, Mike Kaces and Teadare Coplans chosen trustees, with Tom Dee listed as warden and other roles noted. Central Labor council involvement mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rian Soe
Tian
Marin
Piyan Ang
Jeg Hamil
Barney Mccarthy
Reyna Ggregaten
Central Labor Coun
Monthly shoot planned by Anzegada Gur cg for June
The article notes a June monthly shoot by the Anzegada Gur cg with entries and fees, plus expected attendance and ground arrangements. It also mentions Mrs. E J Henriod traveling to Spirit Lake Iowa to visit family, and a separate sports item: Cat Shade of California tied with Jack Britton in a 10 round draw in Portland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anzegada
Bone Gap
Aneila
E. J. Henriod
Spirit Lake
Towa
Ren Aon
Central
Henriod
Dana Pember
Yon' Spit Take
Montana
Kerner
Asociated
Portland
Ore
Cat Shade
California
Jack Britton
Also Mentioned on This Page
Briggs
Fontana
Anaconda, Mont
Postores
North Main Street
Phos
Brothering
Henry E. Oppenheimer
Oppenheimer
Pastor Russell
Judge Rutherford
Rutherford
Russellites
Rochester
N. Y
Salvation Army
Red Cross
Boy Scouts
Timmie
Republican Party
Ened
Germany
Smoot
Milwaukee
Brant
Java
Mir
Byram
Wrou
Howe
Searan
Rairoads
FeNih
Cabeth
Aly
Methodist Church
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