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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1920
Page
7
Neat five room plastered cottage close to school and Main and Park. Owner out of town asks $1500 with easy terms. Also offers a two other properties: a one and a half story bungalow on a corner lot priced at $2750 with garage and good furniture, and a four-room well-built cottage on the car line with 60 by 100 foot lot priced at $2000 with lawn and trees and garden and easy terms.
Campaign headquarters for Edwin T. Meredith, Democratic presidential nominee candidate, opened in San Francisco. L. W. Drennan of Shenandoah Iowa will run Meredith's campaign, Iowa delegation expected to arrive tomorrow, with Drennan stating Meredith as the most acceptable compromise candidate and solid Iowa support across factions.
Senator Harding, the republican presidential nominee, spent the day handling an immense mail volume. He received 3,000 to 4,000 letters at his office and about 15,000 more via express from Marion Ohio, prompting him to focus on correspondence both at the office and at home in the evenings.
Rome June 24 Giovanni Gio litti premier and minister of the interior received an ovation in the chamber of deputies as he announced the cabinet formed June 16. The scene reflected Italian political acclaim and the immediate formation of a new government following the cabinet announcement.
The premier outlined government policy including a modification to article five of the constitution giving parliament sole power to declare war. He called for control over Italy's foreign policy and urged reduced army spending along with other financial projects, drawing applause.
In Warsaw on June 22, Americans who had been amid the fighting around Kiev reached safety. The convoy of trucks and ambulances was intermittently surrounded by bolshevist cavalry and narrowly escaped capture twice. The unit included 14 ambulance drivers guards interpreters and Red Cross officers Majs. Bruce Mohler A G Plankers H H Snively Capts Charles Phillips Ernest Schoedsack Carl Bennewitz Lieuts H H Hall RB K Sherman and RB K Wolfe.
In Merida Spain dated June 24 women from all classes organized a demonstration against high living costs. A delegation entered the town hall and the mayor joined the procession leading it.
A note on Turkish social progress states that literacy among Turkish women is a development confined to the last six decades. It highlights a shift in education access and gender roles shaping public life and national advancement.
In Astoria Oregon on June 24 a boiler explosion aboard the stern wheeler State of Washington wrecked the vessel. One man is missing, believed swept away with the wreck, and six others are hospitalized with severe burns. The blast occurred off Tongue Point as the steamer towed a barge to Portland. Pearl Crawford was pilot in charge when Captain H L Chase had just gone off watch. The hull may be damaged yet salvage possible for the machinery.
A bomb detonated in the cellar of a Railroad Hill Street house in Waterbury Connecticut early today. The residence is occupied by workers who had refused to join the strike. No further details on injuries or suspects were provided.
Londonderry June 24 with civil war in progress. No business resumed as curfew from 11 p m to 5 a m Sunday is enforced. Police report 17 killed or wounded since the fighting began with nightly deaths and injuries. Looting and intimidation continue as masked men threaten families and order departures. An English veteran compares Londonderry's chaos unfavorably with France.
Premier Miller said in the chamber that resumption of political relations with Russia depends on the soviet’s real acknowledgment of its duties. He argued France cannot deal with a government it deems not legitimate, noting the soviet’s mixed signals to Britain and workers.
Washington June 24. Federal Trade Commission figures from 1,081 coal operators show March profit per ton up 13 cents to 42 cents, a 45 percent rise from February. March production totaled 16,097,642 tons, above February’s 13,774,956 tons, with a monthly average around 14,197,000 tons for 1918.
Paris shopkeepers display Deschanel pajamas as the new men nightwear. The display follows news of President Deschanel’s fall from a train and his overnight walk along the railway seeking aid.
A prominent newspaper man claims to be an orthodox Hebrew who confronted a deli vendor in New York after selecting meat without identifying it. The exchange centered on pork versus beef, revealing a clash between personal conscience and dietary restrictions in a casual lunch scenario.
Chicago June 24 The railway labor board may hand down its decision on new wage schedules for all railroad worker classes next week. A possible delay remains as five or more schedules may require revision after all figures are compiled. Judge Barton denied a deadlock claim, noting natural opinion differences but no insurmountable issues.
Paris reports Thomas Danlos, a French connoisseur, paid a record $69,000 for the manuscript of The Book of the Apocalypse at an auction in Tours. The sale marks the highest price ever paid for a manuscript at public auction.
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