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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1923
Page
4
The Anaconda Standard lists publishing and postal details for its operations in Anaconda and nearby towns including Butte Deer Lodge Ditton Bozeman and Philipsburg. It provides subscription rates within the United States and abroad for daily and Sunday editions with monthly and yearly options.
Observers see waning momentum for a new party in 1924 and note Senator Borah Johnson and La Follette show reluctance to break from their parties. Henry Ford looms as wild card with open shop appeal to unorganized labor and farmers via Muscle Shoals fertilizer plans, but labor unions fear his influence and third party moves stall. Public patience remains, with Congress not set to bustle until December.
The National Confectioners Association meeting in Atlantic City is described as sweet and insightful. Leaders link candy and ice cream sales to auto transport, peanut production booms, and evolving consumer amusements, while curbing reckless business practices. A Mongolia expedition to the American Museum yields a titanothere skull, prompting zoological notes.
Friday morning reports describe Montana Attorney General Rankin asserting state authority in Shelby to curb disorder around the Dempsey Gibbons bout. Officials warn visitors thatpromoters hype may mislead. lawmen vow action if Shelby fails to behave.
In Ge les Cal four men T W Jolley Arthur W Toljes H E Devalie and another are jailed on charges of attempted murder after a nighttime abduction and beating of 21 year old Frank Sancer. The victim positively identified the group in township justice court with detectives present.
Lifetime friends of Col. William F Bartlett observed the centenary of his birth with a tribute at Mountain View cemetery. They laid flowers on his grave and toasted his memory, with Senator among the attendees.
A chaotic excerpt shows Clarkleigh seeking blunt feedback on a painting described as Indian themed. Friends and a wife praise it, while the critic hints at doubt and asks for an absolutely untrotaged opinion, as three boys watch nearby.
The program featured diplomas and medals, with addresses by Judge Joseph R. Jackson and Rev. M. J. Leonard. Graduates from Commercial and Classical courses included Cavanaugh, Coburn, Costello, Connors, Dwyer, Flood, Foley, Holland, Jones, King, Lowney, Lynch, McCarthy, Murphy, Shea, Sullivan, and Sule.
Historic Trinity Church near the head of W street faces no lease or ownership dispute over property once believed tied to Robert Macomber heirs. An Omaha claimant alleged a 199 acre estate leased to Trinity for 99 years worth substantial value, but church officials said no such land or lease exists and no records support the claim.
After 35 years away, Dellinger, builder of Butte’s first brick structure, returns to visit old friends. He came from St Paul via Deer Lodge, and his North Main brick building now houses Mattingly coffee amid a roster of local names and a list of senior class officers and staff.
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