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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1921
Page
8
The article discusses probable U S recognition of Mexico, urging safeguards for American property rights under Mexico's 1917 constitution. It explains a proposed amity and commerce treaty to protect pre-1917 property, establish a claims commission, and settle boundary issues, with recognition tied to a proper treaty with Obregon.
The state’s breweries face elimination under new laws while private home brewing expands to dangerous levels. Representative Kissel cites 200 kitchens vs 200,000 in the private sector, with Dr. Wiley warning legal saloon beer remains preferable. Aimed at public health, officials urge sanitary production and stronger enforcement amid shifting economic conditions.
Judge Elbert H. Gary chairman of United States Steel will deliver an address on Opportunity to University of Syracuse graduates on June 13. The eminent defender of capital is expected to critique labor’s latest demands and urge caution against universities becoming centers of sovietism.
A vintage ad touts Tiz as a magical remedy for tired aching feet. It claims Tiz draws out acids and poisons, relieves corns calluses blisters and bunions, and avoids shoe tightness. The promo persuades readers to buy at drugstores or department stores, promising lasting relief for a low yearly cost.
In a lively reminiscence Tad notes two former Dempsey boosters have shifted to Georges Carpentier. Jack Curley backs Carpentier now predicting a knockout, while William Brady shifts from Dempsey to the French challenger as talk of a foreign heavyweight champion grows.
The article quotes boxing experts saying Carpentier would beat Dempsey, noting Dempsey has slowed after two fights in two years and lacks the speed and skill of Carpentier. It contrasts Madison Square Garden performance with Toledo and cites historical bouts against Corbett era prowess. Also mentions a Western Union note on Pons-Winnecke’s comet approaching San Francisco in June per UC Berkeley director Leuschner.
WWRG and Bullock were named to lead the district in a Bozeman convention two years hence. New officers include district guardian Mrs Anna F Kain, district adviser Mrs Lattie Cole, district banker Mrs Nellie McFadden, district clerk Mrs Elizabeth Crowley, district magician Mrs Margaret Thompson, captain of the guards Mrs Blanche Pot aira, attendant Mrs Louise James, inner sentinel Mrs Aliee Orton, outer sentinel Mrs Mayme Malla, managers Mrs Susie Larson and Mrs Rose McDonald, district musician Mrs Nellie Brandenberg. La Pearl Womack of Butte installed. Unfinished business forced another session this year with adjournment to Butte next fall and a Portland convention ahead.
The article cites President red nominations for the Shipping Board heading to the Senate. It references a predicted meteoric shower on June 27 and a leather shower at Rickard's party in Torsey City five days later, framing a chaotic political scene and social events.
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