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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1922
Page
4
Anaconda Standard reports a woman teacher challenging a school board judgment under the equal rights act claiming local law cannot deprive rights under state law. Wisconsin judges affirm women serving as jurors with broad professional approval. Other states' legislatures may study the act to see the other side.
The Dublin controversy over Ireland's new constitution widens as Griffith meets Downing Street allies while De Valera’s followers drift toward Sinn Fein majority. Michael Collins returns to Cork to applause amid calls for a free democratic state and national self rule.
Wisconsin has enacted a blanket equal rights law seen as working well by its governor and judges. Other states like Louisiana and New York are debating or resurrecting similar measures as women’s groups push to align 36 states before any federal amendment.
A satirical German stage trend mocks American habits with plots about drinking luck and clever swindlers. Berlin audiences cheer as German actors imitate Americans, reflecting mutual pride and rebukes while noting past Dutch jests and a regional sense of fair play.
Ohio Republicans face a surprise entry from former Senator Charles Dick who aligns with Hanna politics. Incumbent candidate Fess expects a primary fight but must counter Dick, whose 1916 bid trailed to Herrick and Pomerene. Debate centers on Dick's appeal against popular Democrat Metropolitans.
The American Railway association suggests amending the slogan to Stop Look Live implying a warning about inattentive hearing. Messrs. Busch and Lasker agree John Barleycorn remains in a boat, not dead, indicating a light note on drinking.
A literary quip mocks Prohibition era limits as Americans plan summer travel to Europe and elsewhere. The piece turns Byron into a modern drinking salute, praising sea commerce and bartenders while ignoring Volstead era restrictions and political roars. It riffs on Wheeler Bryan and coastal voyages with festive language.
The program features Dr Potter and Sus Fitchen recounting the park message. The talk promotes extensive city and neighborhood parks, urging funding, maintenance, and accessible green spaces for all residents. Donald Lyle plays bugle to open and close the evening.
Testimony from Justice Galen questioned the 1908 shift from contract to state leasing of Conley & McTague property at the prison. Arguments covered including horses, machinery, pork supply, and the broader state involvement, with Att Gen Rankin probing contracts and inventory.
Prohibition advocates in Congress push to stop liquor sales on American ships via the merchant marine bill. Bankhead offers an amendment denying government aid to ships with liquor on board, while Edmonds proposes parity with non prohibition nations and penalties of up to 10000 fine and port entry ban after repeat offenses. Key aides discuss legality with Attorney General Daugherty possibly ruling.
Astrological reading for Friday June 16 1922 warns of an unlucky day with Mars in evil sway. Books and libraries gain public notice while national questions may be hotly debated by large groups. Organization may dominate the year, seers warned to guard against litigation. gifted but rash children born that day.
An overview of ether and electromagnetic waves powering wireless telephony. It explains how air and solids contain the luminiferous ether, how waves propagate like ripples, how detectors convert oscillations into direct currents, and how tuners isolate specific signals for clear reception.
Zizi confesses love and urges Georges to care for Mile and Tine as she departs by sea with Ambroise. She plans a future memory in Georges while accepting she must fade from his life. At Marseilles a final kiss to the Mouette crew seals her fate as Dirko awaits.
Hum Pew a 40 year old Chinese man died after being taken to a local hospital with strychnine poisoning. He never regained consciousness.
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