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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1921
Page
4
Fragment from Montana's leading daily includes publisher details and dispatches on political prejudice within the Republican party. It notes the shift away from professional politicians and mentions Uncle Sam in the era's context. Local offices listed in Anaconda and Butte.
The Seattle newspaper fraternity endorses Scott C. Bone of Seattle for Alaska governor noting his familiarity with Alaska’s development plans. He chaired the Alaska bureau of the Seattle Chamber of Commerce, studied resources, and supports wood pulp and hydroelectric projects to ease the newsprint shortage. A proposed 2,500,000 horsepower Colorado River development faces multi state rights and complex engineering.
A Berlin AP correspondent recounts a group calling themselves cave dwellers who abandon hats shoes and clothing by the Spree river. They mock civilization and link to Nietzschean ideas, while police suppress the colony as a threat to Berlin morals and public order.
Uncle Joe Cannon, long skeptical of Herbert Hoover, declares his prejudice disappeared after meeting Hoover in the appropriations room. He praises Hoover’s performance and says Hoover will be a great cabinet officer, noting Cannon’s progressive shift from old-school distrust to belief in Hoover’s abilities.
The piece surveys George Christian as Harding's unobtrusive private secretary, comparing him to Joe Tumulty and others while praising his precise, diligent work. It riffs on political figures and Russia news, noting a sluggish congressional inquiry horizon and a jab at various public personas.
A large delegation of American men travels from various states to attend the international Rotary clubs convention in Edinburgh, aiming to strengthen business and personal ties with Scotland and the wider United Kingdom. The movement is seen as boosting relations more than traditional diplomatic channels.
A 1921 horoscope predicts strong Jupiter support for commerce and legal matters with Venus favorable for theater and courtship while warning of earthquakes and heat. In Brooklyn a parade review at the Twenty third segment armory sees 12 year old Donald Tom king shout hello to President Harding, who shakes his hand.
A long list of guests checking into hotels from Deer Lodge to Helena and beyond. Names include Mr. and Mrs Towle Litman, James Kohn, B. Hartwig, Walter Holt, Reva Walters, and many others. Locations span Billings, Great Falls, Dillon, Missoula, Helena, Kalispell, and more, with numerous small towns in between.
Broadwater hotel opened with doors set for guests despite a chaotic scene. Officials including Seeron L. Anderson and clerk Findy reportedly oversaw arrangements as crowds pressed through the lobby.
A fragmented article notes a June festival in Helena featuring a parade and music. The event draws Greek and local crowds, with photographers capturing scenes around the pavilion and piers as the celebration unfolds today.
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