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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1922
Page
4
An article notes diminished sympathy for Americans in Germany after robberies and the belief that the U S has extracted Europe s wealth. Berlin is said to regard a theft from an American as excusable or meritorious while American consuls urge travelers to carry less.
A London hotel boy aged 11 was executed for murder on March 14. The piece contrasts English and American criminal procedures, noting England’s harsher approach to capital punishment and the lighter handling of juveniles, while faulting U S rules of evidence and political pressure.
A cautionary piece warns travelers to Germany to carry little cash and valuables and to leave belongings with hotel management nightly. Berlin hotel thieves are described as bold and skilled, preying on arriving Americans, English, French, and others, targeting those perceived to be wealthier.
The former principal John T. Maguire criticizes overcrowded curricula in public schools. He urges focus on reading, writing, arithmetic, geography, U S history, and grammar as essential, warning excessive higher education harms students and society. His stance resonates with many observers.
The article notes Princeton plans a two year psychological test for admission as a non counting supplementary measure. It argues applied psychology could reshape education and industry and mentions other political and social asides on figures like Bryan Daugherty Obregon and Brookhart and concerns about coal and winter supply.
Georges-Claude and Rouscouban confront a web of inheritance, secrecy, and vengeance as Zizi exposes Mile and Tine’s rights and the perilous trap around the vault. Gasparone’s crime engine hums while Ludovic faces love, deception, and a deadly destiny as destiny edges closer.
Georges-Claude Blancafort dies to save his twin Ludovic from crimes over Saint-Cast fortune kept by Gasparone in Messina. He loves Zizi the animal trainer who seeks revenge on Ludovic. Joanny, Milo, and Tine are heirs unaware of the wealth while Sauvoyer and Rouecouban assist the rival factions.
The Hadi temple members travel by special train on a tour from San Francisco with visits planned in Los Angeles and Denver. They publish a three page Scandal sheet daily from the baggage car reporting gossip, praised by Bagdad temple members.
Spokane reports that Great Northern plans electrification of the Rocky Mountain section. The move depends on traffic density and cites the Columbia basin irrigation project as boosting Northwest traffic. Work would not begin before 1924, per Wall Street Journal.
W B Bartlett, bugler at the National Soldiers' Home and Spanish American War veteran, is praised for 20 years of perfect Sunday school attendance with no tardies. He served with the American fleet and remains a faithful attendee.
A jury in Justice Henriod’s court acquitted A J Mehrens of fishing in a state closed area near Big Spring at Georgetown Lake. Deputy J P McCaffery testified Mehrens was arrested May 25 after snagging a log, while defense witnesses argued signs were lacking or torn. The unanimous verdict followed testimony from local residents and officials about posted notices.
Testimony shows Mrs Jones omitting Keel phrase I had to do it while county attorney Reid denies prior notice. Anita Bretherton recalls Keel saying he killed a man and could beat Andy Jones when drunk, sober. Sheriff Hungerford and deputy recount custody scene as trial adjourns for tomorrow. Ruth Long’s testimony read into records.
Pierre Sanders district deputy for Montana and Northern Idaho told Anaconda Kiwanis members the Knights of Columbus prioritizes patriotism, funding lectures and urging loyalty to laws and country. Peter Collins may lecture in Anaconda soon. Sanders will attend the Atlantic City convention August 1 2 3. A radio concert was canceled by a lightning outage in Butte. Kiwanis ladies night is set for June 21 with special features and new member Ross Taylor.
Albert J. Hansen aged 73 died early yesterday at his daughter Mrs Peter Hansen 722 Hast Park avenue He was born in Sortland Norway came to the United States in 1904 lived in Great Falls then moved to Anaconda He leaves a wife three daughters two sons ten grandchildren and two great grandchildren Funeral services will be held at his daughter’s home Friday the Rev C W Colliander officiating
John W. Kimmerle of Missoula and Miss Elsa E. Gustafson were married at 8 pm yesterday at the bride’s parents home 804 East Sixth street. Rev Martin Hudd loft officiated. The couple will reside in Missoula with Kimmerle employed by R W Mason Plumbing Co.
The Anodes schedule three consecutive games starting Friday in Butte at 6 30 against A C M. On Saturday they face Clark Anode in Butte at 6 30 and Sunday they play Cole Pitts at 8 30. Sells arrives for Saturday, Higbee and Spencer join tomorrow for the season.
In the last two days a special deputy sheriff arrested 12 people for driving with old licenses and 11 for driving with chauffeur licenses. All were taken to justice court and fined five dollars each.
State Adjutant O C Lamport reports National Commander Hanford MacNider will attend the Montana American Legion state convention in Kalispell for at least one day during the July 20 21 22 gathering. The visit underscores the event's significance for veterans groups across the state.
Municipal Judges Aaron Cohn and Samuel Young urge jail or work house sentences for speed maniacs. They say fines fail to deter and reckless driving causes most accidents, calling for a stronger speeding ordinance than the current fine-only rule.
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