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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1922
Page
4
The letter argues Europe has 27 million more females than males and cites Milton on spirits changing sex. It urges Sir Oliver Lodge and Sir Arthur Conan Doyle to question the spirit world and report findings to Professor Champy, imagining vast future experiences from gender switching.
Testimony reveals alleged use of prison labor and lack of records on Conley related matters. Governor Stewart admits possible dereliction for missing prison board records. Conley claims he funded the Valston ranch and built facilities with his own money and seeks reimbursement from the state.
The article describes Mr Taft’s reception in London where the Earl of Balfour introduces him and expresses warm regard. Taft pays tribute to Britain and reviews US UK relations, noting a preference for negotiation or arbitration to settle any disputes. He discusses immigration and the challenges of assimilating immigrants into American life.
Secretary Weeks denounces the direct primary claiming it pushes the nation toward social democracy and erodes qualified public service. He cites unrest, rising crime, and weaker party loyalty as evidence, urging reform or repeal amid administration tensions after recent primaries in Indiana, Pennsylvania, and Iowa.
The article discusses experiments in sex alteration by scientists in the United States and Paris. It cites Professor Mavor in Schenectady who changed fly sexes and Professor Champy in Paris who reportedly can switch lizards between male and female, noting cautious optimism about future human applications.
North Dakota Senator McCumber runs in a tough Republican primary with rivals former Governor Frazier and Ormsby McHarg. Conservatives split over a past deal and ties to the nonpartisan league fuel opposition, while McHarg garners business and farmer support against the incumbent.
The Canadian province grapples with three major fires amid drought and frequent showers. An emergency order closes forests to non permit holders as authorities fear losses could exceed 1921 levels.
Willam S. Coburn former grand fFodila of the Ku Klux Klan posted a $5000 bond for appearance on an indictment filed against him and 36 other alleged Klan members over a raid in Inglewood Los Angeles June 19 Coburn faced felony charges in the case and posted bond late today.
The Rev. B. H. Lingenfelter of Butte was re elected resident of the Trentana Christian missionary society at the forty second annual convention in Helena on June 19. Officers of the Woman's Christian Missionary society were elected with Mrs Sallie Davidson of Helena as president and Mrs Walter Jordan of Butte as treasurer and home superintendent. The Rev Walter M. Jordan of Butte was re elected state superintendent of missions. Conventions will be held next year in Wis Town.
Bert Walker will return to his Lewistown home today following a visit with relatives in Anaconda.
A detailed list of tools and materials needed for building and wiring wireless phones. Emphasizes personal variation in needed gear, warns against cheap tape and praises Tirro brand rubber covered tape, varnished camel hair tubing, and conserving leftover supplies for future use.
Sheriff Beal and Deputy Matchett examined a Stuart house where Alvine Ward and his stepfather Joe Losurdo fought over a family quarrel. At least six shots were fired in a 10 by 12 foot room, with bullets piercing walls and floors. Ward is jailed. Losurdo is free. both deny initiating the gunfire.
Alex Curry of Wisdom and A Minter of San Francisco were business visitors in Anaconda yesterday. Miss Melva Luxton visits relatives in Laurel Montana. Jake Orr and George Cassit, both of Butte, conducted business in Anaconda yesterday. Vera Black leaves for Denver for the summer. Mrs Herbert Gast and daughter depart for Seattle to visit relatives. Dorothy Powell leaves for Lansing Michigan for the summer. A daughter born to Mr and Mrs Frank Cole at St Ann's hospital Sunday. Mr and Mrs J W Jackson welcome a daughter born at St Ann's hospital Sunday. Mr and Mrs Tom Ryan welcome a baby daughter born at St Ann's hospital yesterday. Misses Lolo Brodkorb and Mary Pape depart for a Yellowstone park tour.
E B Howell responds to criticism of his anti moonshine remarks citing Moonshining figures and native born support for prohibition. He denies personal profit or bootlegging ties, challenges Mr Nevin to prove any link, and condemns anti prohibition cartoons as hypocritical.
City council heard requests for a sidewalk improvement district on Third Street from Spruce to Syc amore, a railroad sub station east of Anaconda, and routine business. West side sidewalks were proposed four blocks, committee referrals issued, a five member delegation to approach the railroad manager, and bills totaling 1009 dollars approved before adjourning to July 3.
Rapid response by Superintendent W. B. Gorham at Anaconda fish hatchery stopped a water loss threat to thousands of grayling eggs. Workers laid hoses from bases to egg jars for over an hour as spring water flow diminished. Eggs in glass containers fed from Washee park spring, with hundreds of feet of hose to reach tanks. Thousands of fry already sent to streams. output expected to match prior years.
Anaconda plans a full Fourth of July celebration with races contests two morning baseball games and band concerts at the common. Twilight junior league games start Friday with four teams under 17 and three weekly matches. Repairs to playground facilities will be completed to provide wholesome amusements for local children.
George Remington hosted a Gregson party honoring Hugh Lemire visiting from Rowan. The group swam and had lunch. Guests included Hugh Lemire George Jackson Jr Hugh Nicely Charles Nicely Burdick Lewis and Charley Smith. Mrs Rice and children will visit Spokane for the summer. Miss Martha Cavin and Miss Mabel Sharp visited friends in Butte yesterday.
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