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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1923
Page
4
In the Anaconda Standard, debate contrasts two women's groups on a proposed blanket constitutional amendment. The National Woman's party seeks absolute equality, while others condemn industrial protection as hindering progress. Passage hinges on Congress, the president, and 36 states.
Western Shriners touring to Washington report superb travel conditions with long stretches of good roads many camping options and strong road service. Indianapolis hosts a caravan of 46 motor cars eight or nine from California others from along the route. Eastern reporters note West state pride about roads and future highway programs while touring traffic growscountrywide.
The piece traces 1848 suffragist roots in New York and notes officers plan a blanket amendment to end all gender discrimination in education government service and religion. It contrasts NWP aims with League of Women Voters support for state level, separate legislation.
French aviation engineer Emile Dewoitine seeks to sell his patent and ideas to Henry Ford, claiming large scale production could drop prices to about $1,000 per plane. Dewoitine has long worked on aircraft used by France in World War I and envisions flyingvehicles becoming as common as autos, with safety risks noted.
The Ohio Department of Health will open seven summer camps in Union county for anemic and undernourished children to sleep in tents and receive medical, dietary, recreational, and therapeutic care. Local health departments supervise, while the bureau of tuberculosis tracks progress and uses records for study, marking a humanitarian effort amid wartime concerns and extended reparations debates.
Dublin June 8 The conclusion of Richard Croker Jr's direct examination in his bid to break his father's will aimed to prove he fully explained all financial dealings with his father. Witnesses from Northampton identified Mrs Bula Croker as Guy Marone's wife and Croker funded their travel and lost business, while investigations touched on Broadway rumors. The proceedings also touched on German rail assets and Ruhr relations as part of broader coverage.
Frank Sancers, victim of a band of masked men, swore to charging four men with assault to commit murder and named a fifth. Police report four men under arrest including T. W. Jolley, father of 14 year old Astrea Jolley, and Arthur W. Davelie with others accused of attacking the Jolley family.
Dillon daily notes report Attorney John Collins traveling to Madison for the university reunion and a two week stay to enjoy Fourth of July water fights with local firemen. Miss Bert Short leaves for Ashland for summer teaching. Miss Dorothy Roberts heads to Nebraska. Isa Roberts to Casper, Wyoming. Miss Ebeling Things returns to Minneapolis. Families from Bannack, Spokane, Butte, and Jerome share visits, while Tee Williams returns from Kirksville for summer with family. Thorson family from Jerome visits Dillon and Twin Bridges. The 1922 fur catch is stated as exceptional.
Washington June 8 Foreign commerce of the United States in March reached the highest point since January 1 1921. The Shipping Board Bureau of Research reports March exports and imports exceeded February by 1 8 million tons up 23 percent. Forty seven of eighty seven classifications showed increases, underscoring the substantial advance.
June confusion erupts as two taxis clash over fares in downtown Chicago. One cab reportedly drew a weapon and blocked traffic while the other sought standing room near a hotel. Police arrested both drivers after the altercation escalated with crosswise blows and competing passengers.
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