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Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jun 25, 1923

Page

2

Tragedy on Harding trip cited in crash near canyon

President Harding’s party mourns as vehicle wreck on the road to Denver claims Curtis and injures Dawson Craig and French. A broken steering knuckle and crowded curve blamed for the overturn. Curtis, veteran political writer, dies en route to Denver. Harding expresses deep regret.

French Curtis Craig Dawson Denver John F. Vivian Colorado Washington

Former Senator Dies in Bozeman

Bozeman resident J. N. Kelly died at home after a three month illness at age 79. He was a former Sweet Grass county state senator and long time public figure, noted for ranching work and early Montana dairy developments. He leaves a wife and three children, plus five grandchildren and a great grandchild.

Standard Bozeman J. N. Kelly Sweet Grass County Montana Wisconsin Kelly Grace Webster Seattle James Clifford Kelly San Francisco Dillon Clark Wright Billings Montana Stock Growers’ Association United States Land Office

Harding Promises Veterans Justice on Denver Stop

President Harding tours Colorado to Denver and Cheyenne addresses. He urges religious liberty and universal brotherhood, cites the golden rule, and calls for spiritual over material pursuits to forge a better republic and international harmony.

Route Arranged for Butte and Presidential Escort

Secret service guards will block cars and bystanders beyond Main and Granite streets as President Harding arrives at Clark ballpark to deliver an address and award Butte Boy Scouts medals for bravery during a Red Mountain rescue. At Indiana Harbor magnets lift rails up to 15,600 pounds.

Secret Service Clark Ballpark Harding Butte Boy Scouts Red Mountain

Butte Men Hurt In Auto Wreck On Train Trip

A group of A. C. M. pay office workers from Butte were injured when their Ford crashed and wrecked near the track. Benson and Sheehan were unconscious at first, Cudihy collapsed after a jar, Sullivan limped to the train, and a boy aboard sustained minor injuries. First aid was given by two priests and passengers before the train sped to Butte. At St James hospital Dr Monahan reported severe shock for Benson and Cudihy, with Benson also suffering a fractured left shoulder. Sullivan and Sheehan were bruised and cut. The men, close friends, had left Saturday night for Brown's sake and spent yesterday fishing.

Ford Benson Sheehan Cudihy Sullivan Butte St. James’ Hospital R. C. Monahan

Hold No Inquest On French Death

Coroner declines an inquest into French death at the state insane asylum. Unable to determine manner of death from the report, which used medical phrasing and failed to disclose clear cause of death. Takacs, asylum staff, referenced in the investigation.

Takacs State Insane Asylum French

Ralston Opposes World Court Then and Now

In remarks held against the world court, Ralston denounced its jurisdiction over domestic disputes and warned that opponents present no plan to prevent future wars. He cited Roosevelt era views and noted Beveridge’s critique of a tribunal that could affect Britain and colonies. The speech reframes U S stance on international courts.

World Court United States League of Nations Great Britain Ralston Washington Lincoln Roosevelt Theodore Roosevelt Beveridge International Court Colonies

Challenge to Harding by League Non-partisan group

The League of Nations Non-partisan association sent a telegram to President Harding in New York on June 24 challenging his claim that the League is dead. The message, signed by Wickersham Coiby and Short, urges continued U S participation, praises humanitarian work, and argues for joining the permanent court of international justice.

Harding Associated Press New York League of Nations Non-partisan Association St. Louis League of Nations George W. Wickersham Everett Coiby William H. Short United States League Permanent Court of International Justice

No clear cause found in death report say county officials

The county attorney said the report did not indicate how French died and no action would be taken on Perry and Evahn while the investigation continues. The vanilla crop in Guadeloupe is small and the United States will receive almost all of it.

America Europe United States Knight Lee Perry A. E. Evahn Guadeloupe

Treloar Arsenic Gold Trust touts vast ore deposits in Montana

Engineers Treloar and Burress report Crevasse Mountain property with extensive arsenic ore from 49 to 55 percent and gold ore valued at 6 to 20 dollars per ton. Vein extends 3,000 feet, gold veins with 90,000 tons ready for mill and millions more indicated. Offers and prospectus available at 17 West Park until July 1, price 25 cents until then, 50 cents afterward.

Samuel H. Treloar Pf. J Burress Treloar Gold Trust Thie Butte Trelosr Burgess Burress West Park Treloar Arsenic Gold Trust

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Army General Hospital Mr. Curtis Portland Ore Wilson Ben Allen Cleveland Plain Dealer Robert 7. Small Philadelphia Public Ledger Stanley Reynolds Baltimore Sun Madison Wis Milwaukee Sentinel Chicago Tribune Milwaukee Chicago Times-Herald New York State New York Herald Chicago Record-Herald State Department Berlin American Red Cross John T. Adams Republican National Committee Congress United States Supreme Court United States Senate Christian Science Monitor John French Ogden Utah James French Daniel French Salt Lake City Catholic Sisters of Mercy Pueblo, Colo U.S State House Cheyenne Wyo Middle West Kansas Wheat Field Hutchinson Kansas Colorado Springs Nazareth Republic World Court Idea Butte Territory Wardess Fortune Gallo Anita de Reme New Yor Butte Vial Anaconda Hill Indiana Harbor Ind Melrose Crossing Indiana Cite World Court Durham Tobacco Treloar Arsenic-Gold Trust E. P. J. Burgess Crevasse Mountain Clayton Sizer Swallow Bacorn Bemis Hageman McKillican Rumsey W. Park First National Bank OF Andrew J. Davis J. E. Stephenson George A. Hill Andrew J. Davis Jr W. J. Forsythe Stephen Sanford Cambridge John Sanford Amsterdam N. Y Sergeant Murphy Liverpool Southampton Cherbourg Marjorie Turnbull Oelrichs Paris Butte, Montana Daly Bank & Trust Co Ww. A. Clark J. Ross Clark W. A. Clark & Bro. Bankers Alex J. Johnston Uashier J. K. Heslet E. J. Barker Ranta Lamb Meny Galena Butte Mont
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