Anaconda Standard Publishing Command Emerges
The Anaconda Standard faces renewed direction as STANDARD PUBLISHING COMMAND outlines editorial priorities and organizational structure for upcoming editions and staff coordination.
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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1921
Page
4
The Anaconda Standard faces renewed direction as STANDARD PUBLISHING COMMAND outlines editorial priorities and organizational structure for upcoming editions and staff coordination.
Secretary Denby publicly rebukes Admiral Sims for improper speech in a foreign country. The harsh reprimand condemns misconduct and disrespect for international proprieties, calling Sims insensitive to official duties and manners. The piece contrasts Sims with a stereotyped profile of an unremitting snob.
American doctors and nurses aiding Serbia report severe handicaps from belief in the devil. Serbian grandmothers rely on antidotes and proverbs, urging against washing a baby, avoiding Friday interventions, and using dirt behind the ears as protection. Notes on light, birth age, and scant medical staff illustrate harsh conditions.
The forty fifth anniversary of the Little Big Horn is marked as Gen Nelson A. Miles declared Custer’s tactics defensible after thorough ground study and interviews. Miles argued the massacre stemmed from circumspect factors and the actions of Sitting Bull and Rain In The Face, not Custer. Custer’s Civil War reputation for prudence is reassessed, noting his youth, endurance, and pivotal role in Cedar Creek. Indians reportedly held Custer in awe.
A New York Police Magistrate denounces mothers for fostering juvenile crime while noting a rise in cases of 10 to 11 year olds charged with burglaries and holdups. The column weaves political snippets about war, Prohibition era attitudes, and personal notes, reflecting a reflective, period voice.
Secretaries reprimand cites a London speech mishandling and calls out disobedience of official silence on foreign matters. It details the reprimand, the admiral’s written correction, and the note that Sinn Fein supporters in America were the subject rather than English or American troops.
Readers will see a sprawling theater note about the stage reading Tale of Two Worlds at the Bluebird tomorrow with cast mentions and behind the scenes details. The article blends casting names with historical notes on medicine, early parachutes, and a quoted misquotation involving Sinn Fein sympathizers, plus references to Ireland and naval correspondence.
Announced audit notes show inconsistencies in aid statements and salary records. Commissioner Cooney cites unclear entries and missing explanations, with remarks about contracts, dates, and contracting terms complicating the review. The report highlights payroll and contract details needing clarification.
Thunder showers yesterday evening damaged county roads and one Anaconda street with mud and soil washing over the roads. A car was stranded until County Commissioner T. T. McGrath and a small crew cleared a path for travel. Workers will continue clearing today. Also discussed is adopting Hello Al as a greeting for American Legion Deer Lodge county post members, a practice already used in Michigan City and other locales. The exchange aims to establish a universal nickname for members, replacing uncertain terms like Doughboy. Local rosters weigh in on the proposal.
Deer Lodge county began work on the Warm Springs road with recently approved federal aid funds. Surface will be decomposed granite as funds allow. three teams and a small force are on site aiming to reach the county line before funds run out. County officials expect federal aid for the next stretch and surfacing to start this summer pending government action.
Harold R. Carter formerly of the A E F sues for divorce from Mrs Margaret Lamar Carter claiming she married him for the duration of the war. He cites a letter stating she waited for the war to end and asks release from the marriage. They wed June 21 1917 and separated September 13 1917 after his enlistment. Also mentions San Marino anthem and its performance duration.
A historical note contends Haiti presidents face violent risks. It claims if Cartignena Hail survives two more years he would be the first to serve a full seven year term, while predecessors were killed or murdered by bandits shortly after election.
The Montana Municipal League held a statewide convention decision in Great Falls. Mayor Mecavitt and Governor Dixon were mentioned with delegates from surrounding cities. The program was arranged as plans to hold the convention in Anaconda were discussed.
Sheriff Beal will sell at auction this afternoon a quantity of goods and store merchandise. The sale is authorized to recover costs and is expected to take place at the courthouse.
Thomas J. Hyland was buried in the Rights of Columbus plot at Carmel Cemetery. Funeral services were held at the St. Columbus clubhouse with the body laid in state since yesterday. Reaulem palin lek balvey Ri ranans Wd.
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate Anaconda Red Men announce officer selections with locations Falls City and dates near August 19 and 20. Names Davidson Sten Traver appear as perhaps attendees or officers, but readable details are highly fragmented.
Le T Holliday suffered a fractured left wrist while climbing a brake and boot on Thursday evening. He was weight-bearing on the injured hand. the fracture was confirmed. Alderman James Christie reports favorable word from his five who left for California, stopping in Spokane and Portland then Kennett and Berkeley. The Christie family plans for Edith to travel to Berkeley and the boys to Kennett to train. The Goodfriemas and Alumni basketball game may be played tonight if weather permits after a rain-induced postponement.
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