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Newspaper

Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jun 11, 1920

Page

2

Commencement Address at Butte High School Graduation

President E. E. Davis of the state normal college in Dillon spoke to 127 graduates praising education over wealth and urging responsibility. C. V. Fulton presented diplomas as the high school program featured orchestra and glee club performances.

E. Davis State Normal College Dillon Butte High School Davis Butte Mr. Davis Montana Union New York C. V. Fulton Trustese Raymond Overture Thomas E. J. Groeneveld Cadman Zephyrs Jensen Galloway C. V

Plane Drawn by Root Accepted in Versailles Covenant Debate

The senate rejected the Versailles covenant yet accepted a root plan expressed in general terms as supporting an international peace concert. Early reaction suggested presidential prospects might shift, with Johnson seen as most affected though overall impact unclear. Borah and irreconcilables claimed gains in provisions from Mills Crane plank. The text hints at no explicit league reference but criticizes the president’s foreign policy. The senate praised the broad subject approach without splitting views. The plank pledges support for American obligations and a prosecutorial court to promote justice among nations.

Johnson Lowden Wood Butler Harding Borah Mills League of Nations Senate Washington Madison Monroe Sue Crane Old “Guard Knox Penrose Coolidge Murray Crane Allen Lenroot Poindexter

Clash Over League and Treaty Planks At Convention

Sub committee edges toward harmony as Root and Borah iron out the league plank amid irreconcilables. They approve a compromise rejecting automatic ratification, endorsing Senate restraint and American ideals. Mexican plank favors protecting life and property with a moderate stance.

Borah Smoot Mr. Mills Senator Borah Senator Lodge McCormick Illinois Col George Harvey Senate Washington Mexico Fall of New Mexico Ells

Bozeman Matron Laura Caven Dies After Surgery

Bozeman June iv year Laura af Caven wife of W B Caven died at Deaconess hospital after a surgical operation. Born 1876 Town she is survived by husband daughter Audrey son Ralph mother Mrs Johnson of Clarion Iowa sister here briefly. Funeral plans call for Prescott Town interment.

Bozeman Laura Af. Caven W. B. Caven Deaconess Hospital Town Audrey Ralph Johnson Clarion Towa Jen Mr. Caven F. Hart Caven Prescott

Consumers' League Endorses Action Amid City Officials Critique

The Consumers' League endorses action at the summer league tent to the women's council. It condemns city officials for failing to enforce rules. Members are urged to aid in assessing officials and supporting council efforts.

Sumer League Woman's Council

Silver Bow Park After Lights Nearby Incident

A fragmented report notes Silver Bow Park after lights, with unclear wording about an incident or event. The text hints at a near miss or pursuit, but essential details are unreadable. Further, readable context points to park lighting and a potential public safety reference.

Young Montana California delegate Annie Anderson chosen for Johnson

A feature outlines Anna Anderson, known as Annie, youngest delegate at a convention. The piece notes her Prairie upbringing in Helena, run of a news stand since youth, and a background mixing paper sales, politics exposure, and plans after the stand sale. It highlights Montana delegation loyalty to Hiram.

Anna Anderson Anna Anderson Annie Montina Hiram Federal Helena University of Montana Montana

Psychological Hour for the Republicans

The piece outlines Democratic and Republican maneuvering around the 1920 presidential race. Johnson is seen as potentially defeating Wood, or serving as a running mate if Hughes is nominated. It discusses possible ticket formations, including Johnson as second on a Hughes ticket, and notes opposition to several candidates and factional dynamics shaping the GOP.

Johnson Johne Son Roosevelt Hiram Johnson Wood Wood-Johnson California Repubican Nomi Fon Charles . Hughes Hughes

Missoula News Highlights Local Events And Crimes

Missoula daily notes celebrations for a nation birthday and university music festival. Plans for a panda committee, local officials praised, and a Montana real estate meeting scheduled. Arrests include Hauer on race creek ranch with multiple bond changes. Earl Bishop sentenced to two years hard labor for grand larceny and related charges.

Jena Forest Nousing Mts Herrick Walton Marsh Missoula Granite County Granite Parsons Hugh Campbell Phite Earl Bishop Delectiven

Water company transfer of regulation approved

The Ravally Water company requested the Montana Public Service Commission to assume jurisdiction over its operations and regulate prices under the Montana irrigation commission. The commission has authority to fix rates and ensure water supply contracts deliver actual source and supply, ensuring adequate public service.

Alsnop Almond Hackmatt Drouere Sita Deer Lodge Tameson Mr. Iutehons EF. Carey Miss Ire Wintocke Woman's Club sState Seleration of Women's Clubs Dillings Wavcorme Burdas Futea Ravally Water Public Service Snisston Public Service Commission Irrigation Commission

Republicans Name Candidate Amid Convention Turmoil

The Republican convention moved toward a nomination with a skip‑stop schedule as delegates endured long sessions. Senator Watson unveiled the platform including free speech and a strong stance on the League of Nations, while Theodore Roosevelt was invoked on conservation and a minority peace plank sparked initial opposition from some Wisconsin delegates.

Johnson Resolutions Committee Watson Theodore Roosevelt Wilson Rio Grande League of Nations Paris Nator Watson Edwin J. Gross Milwaukee Wisconsin Lodi Senator Lodge Gross

Fortune tellers fined in Kalispell police court

In Kalispell six fortune tellers pleaded guilty to petty larceny and paid fines of 2 and 25 for fortune telling, an unlawful practice in the state. They accosted Police Judge Mccarthy, were advised to leave town, and were escorted to a garage. A subsequent theft of $10 was reported, and the posse tracked them to Bigfork and Columbia Falls before their arrest.

Kalispell June Gypsies Rosie’ Adams Budodo Roo Mccarthy Fred Warner Martin Bigfork Columbia Falls

Clubs Well Represented At The Annual Gathering

Bozeman reports a large delegation of club women at the sixteenth annual Montana Federation of Women's Clubs meeting in Billings. Delegates include Woman's Club leaders Mrs J R Parker and Mrs S C Lovelace, plus officers from the Housekeepers' Club such as Mrs P J Davies and Mrs Frank Cleland. Additional delegates include Mrs Fred I Powers, treasurer, and Mrs Una B Herrick, auditor, among others.

Bozeman Montana Federation of Women’s Clubs Billings Woman's Club J. R. Parker S.C. Lovelace J. M. Hamilton J.C. McCarthy R. Seldnitz A. " Berthot BE. L. Houston Mon

Miss Dorothy Symmes and Don Wade wed in Lewistown

Miss Dorothy Symmes, famed for beauty and popularity, married Don Wade at the Presbyterian church in Lewistown with Rev. George Hirst officiating. The ceremony required a larger venue to host a large crowd of relatives and friends. the bride is daughter of former Mayor W. D. Symmes and has studied music abroad. The groom, a prominent local businessman, served as an aviator in the war.

Lewistown Dorothy Symmes Don Wade Presbyterian Church George Hirst St. James ‘Episcopal Church St. James W. D. Symmes Business Meisle

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