Nothing More Than Hope to Now in Sight
Johnson insists that battle will not fall through and an attorney announces that $50,000 has been raised to support the effort.
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Johnson
Attorney
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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1923
Page
1
All Montana Welcomes the President and Party to Mining City
The text records six speeches in six addresses delivered in June at St. Louis Kansas City Hutchinson Kan and Denver. The speaker opposes government ownership of railroads urges careful justice for veterans and vows wartime readiness including drafts of funds. The League of Nations is dismissed as dead and the court of international justice is hailed as the only peace agency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
All Montana
League of Nations
Court of International Justice
St. Louis
Kansas City
Tales of Roosevelt and Taft At Butte Visits
Noted speaker recounts many tales from former presidents Roosevelt and Taft about their visits to Butte. The stories were shared with a listener who heard them from White House predecessors, reflecting on early 20th century political tours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Taft
Butte
White House
Dempsey Gibsons Fight Funds in Doubt After Manager Resigns
The Shelby July 4 bout financing unraveled as Dan Tracy quit as business manager. Promoters lack a concrete plan to raise the remaining 100000 owed to Jack Dempsey, despite assurances from Mayor Jim Johnson that the fight would proceed. Rumors and evasions filled the day as Kearns and Johnson pursued multiple funding paths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Great Falls
Jack Dempsey
Tommy Gibbons
Shelby
Dan Tracy
Dempsey
Jim Johnson
Jack Kearns
Johnson
J. W. Speer
Speer
Johnny O'Neill
O'Neill
Middle West
Montana Eagles Call For Repeal Of Volstead Act
At the Montana Eagles session in Lewistown June 28 the resolutions committee urged that the Volstead act be repealed or amended to allow light wines and beer, permit dispensing of spirits under federal auspices, and reconsider the 18th Amendment. Byron E. Cooney of Butte chaired the committee noting four years of dry laws as a failing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Lewistown
Mont
State Aerie of Eagles
Resolutions Committee
Byron E. Cooney
Butte
Congress
Highway Bank Reopens Lending Drive In Montana Fund Push
Highway Bank resumes work on filling a funding deficit for the Montana Way Paying Fund. The bank contributes 1100 dollars to support the deficiency and begins operations again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana Way
No Change for Failure in Butte Highway Campaign
A Montana street highway project in Butte seeks $5,000 more after $1,100 was pledged in a rush. A 50-member meeting at the Chamber of Commerce backed continued fundraising amid debate over road material and costs. Chairman Eugene Carroll urged prompt work as Joseph Russell challenged the bid and others pitched figures for roadsmite and cement options.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana Street
Holmes Avenue
Butte
Friends of the Highway
O'Cloce
Chamber of Commerce
Russell
Carroll
Larson
President Harding Visits Butte Mining City
President Harding, in Montana, expresses keen interest in his visit to Butte the world’s greatest mining city. He recalls Roosevelt and Taft visits, praises Butte’s sturdy people, and looks forward to meeting a large crowd of local children during tomorrow’s stop.
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Ihe Standard
Mont
Harding
Butte
Montana
Hoover
Roosevelt
Taft
Men
Preteenson
Pat Mullens
Santiago’ Hill
Butte Welcomes Harding Special With Western Roar
President Harding arrives at Great Northern depot at 10 am and will be greeted by a deep mine whistle roar from Butte. Other towns may display bunting and flowers, but Butte’s salute will be the loudest and most spirited in proportion to its size. Continued on page 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harding
Great Northern
Butte
Oratory
Co operation consumers to reduce cost of living
President Harding in Idaho Falls urged consumer co operation to shorten the bridge between producer and consumer. He proposed a plan financed in part through a savings bank like building and loan society and said Congress may be asked to consider measures along this line. He warned against unreasonable tolls and highlighted the urge to cut costs in the distribution system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harding
Associated Press
Idaho Falls
Idaho
Savings Bank of the Building and Loan Society
Congress
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C. O. Vowell
Mine
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