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Newspaper

Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1923

Page

2

Co operation to reduce wholesale costs urged in speech

The president urged widespread cooperative schemes to lower living costs, improve producer consumer links, and expand public credit support. He praised farm co operatives and called for city and rural co operations to join in a coordinated effort, funded partly by savings bank style finance. The plan would involve government encouragement and studies toward a broader national system. The presidential train stopped briefly at Blackfoot en route to Montana for two addresses.

Kansas Congress Blackfoot Republic Drsce Ofc Montana Butte Helena

Harding Urges American Entry Into Permanent World Court

President Harding spoke in Idaho urging U S membership in the permanent court of international justice to reduce war. Senator Borah, meeting him near Cache Junction, said he agrees with Harding that any world court with U S participation cannot link to the League of Nations. The trip followed two days in Utah including Zion National Park.

Pocatello Idaho Harding Borah Permanent Court of International Justice America Senate Cache Junction Utah St. Louis Republican Party League of Nations United States Zion Nation Park Cedar City Zion Park

Program of Presidents Visit to Mining City

Arrival at Great Northern depot at 10 a m. Greetings by mayor and governor. President’s brief response from private car with megaphone. Souvenir presented to the president and Mrs. Harding. A parade traces downtown routes through Meaderville and surrounding areas ending at Clark park for reception, decoration of Boy Scouts, and a final address before returning to the train for Helena.

Great Northern Butte Harding Arizona Street Park Excelsior Broadway Main Granite Wyoming Anaconda Road Montana Montana Power Mountain View Mine Leonard Mine Meaderville Road Arizona Harrison Avenue Bank Corner Clark Park Great Northern Depot Helena

Mayor Horgan to Present Gift at Committee Meeting

At yesterday's general committees meeting it was announced that Mayor Horgan would present President Warren G. Harding with a souvenir. The gift includes a sepia photograph of Harding Way in a solid copper frame weighing 97 pounds, a leather-lined box of handmade fishing flies with an inscription, and a bouquet of Butte grown roses. All committee members must report at 9 at the courthouse. out-of-town guests to meet Dan Kelly at the Silver Bow club. Roped inclosures will mark reception areas at the depot and ball park.

Horgan Harding Way Butte Girls Warren G. Harding Beaty & Co Butte Mont Dan Kelly Silver Bow Club Friends of Harding L. P. Meyers Anaconda Fred P. Young Ellis Paint Company Continental Divide Ciitizens Butte Meyers Great Northern Washoe S. T. Blair C. A. Bardon Herman Blank

Harding Visit Sparks Butte Parade and Scout Honors

In Butte crowds welcomed President Harding with a festive display of Stars and Stripes and patriotic banners. The event featured Boy Scouts and Girl Scouts, salutes, and a planned ceremony at the ball park with medal pinning for local scouts. Governor Dixon traveled to meet the party, and a grand reception schedule promised a lively, well orchestrated visit.

Julia Rodgers American Legion Joseph Diestel Legion Ball Park

Scouts to Line at Clark Ball Park for Presidential Salute

Scout Executive Ben Owen calls all Boy Scouts taking part in the presidential ceremonies to meet at Clark ball park at 10 45 this morning. They are to line up in position ready to salute the president.

Great Northern Bail Park Butte Ben Owen Benjamin Owen John McCarthy Homer Bradford James Weal Willard Murray Wilbur Marvin Owen Clark Ball Park

Governor Dixon Arrival and Harding Procession Plan

The article details a reception plan for Governor Dixon with Horgan and citizens at Short Line station. It outlines seating, staging, and transportation for the President Harding procession, including car line arrangements on Montana street and designated autos for out of town committee members.

Greeting Committee Members Named for Senate Panel

The Greeting Committee lists members including Senator B K Wheeler as chairman Bruce Kremer Charles R Leonard James FE Murray Eugene Carroll L O Evans Herman Blank Judge George M Bourquin Judge William EB Carroll J C Owens J R Hobbins Sheriff Larry Duggan C J Kelly A J Davis Charles Whitely Clem Burkard David J Charles W W McDoywell F M Kerr and Dr Donald Campbell.

B. K. Wheeler Bruce Kremer Charles R. Leonard James FE. Murray Eugene Carroll L. O. Evans Herman Blank George M. Bourquin William EB. Carroll J. C. Owens J. R. Hobbins Larry Duggan C. J. Kelly A. J. Davis Charles Whitely Clem Burkard David J. Charles W. W. McDoywell F. M. Kerr Donald Camppell William D. Horgan Joseph FB. Riley Dan F. Shea J. K. Hesler Albert Lierce J. T. Sullivan Maurice Condon Elix Mallon Barry O'’Leary Ed Graff M. J. Mulholland Herman Rlank John Callow John Lindquist Harry A. Holp R. E. Williams Albert E. Wilkinson T. D. Butterfield Ernest Sylvester Pat F. Boland Wm. E. Carroll Joseph R. Jackson J. J. Lynch George R. Bourquin J. F. Driscoll William F. Malloy H. A. McIntyre Frank Sullivan Ed J. Harrington William Gemmell Lou Freudenstein Julia Harrington al Clark John C. Murphy Mike Loughran Catherine Harrington L. A. Buckley Dennis O'Neill Robert Orneby A. H. Wilkinson Paul A. Ozane L. M. van Etten Frank W. Haskins Phil C. Goodwin F. W. Bacorn H. D. Kistler John D. Pope Slemons J. E. Stephenson G. W. Hill W. O. Speer W. H. Sweet W. B. Daly Chauncey Berrien John Harrington John P F. c. Cleaves L. Bolme W. M. Waklee H. B. Spackman A. B. Wakefield E. J.&. Emerson Lee Colston Herbert Pressler James M. Dubel Trevor Thomas Frank Kraebler E. Pederson George Walker W. McLennon R. E. Tisdale Harry Blumkin H. D. Evans

Grand Army Will Honor Members In City Reception

A long list of names and titles appears as the Grand Army announces a reception honoring its members. Clergy and officials including Rev. F. X. Batens, Commandant George S. Johnson, and Judge Wm. E. Carroll are named among many others slated to attend a ceremonial event in town.

Official Notice to All Autoists

Granite street will be closed this morning from Idaho to Main after 8 o'clock Auto mobiles are excluded from Park street from Arizona to Montana and from Broadway between Montana and Main and from Main between Broadway and Granite Street From Granite Street between Main and Wyoming and from Wyoming Street between Granite Street and the Anaconda road During the hours 9 20 a m to 1 30 p m By order of the mayor

Granite Street Idaho Main Street Park Street Arizona Montana Street Broadway Montana Main Wyoming Street Anaconda Road

Ladies of the committee names list reads as roster

The text presents a long roster of women and men labeled as Ladies Committee members including Julia Rogers T A Grice B K Wheeler Margaret Rosza J A McMillan M E Hughes Larry Duggan James Baldwin Gustav Keppner J R E Sievers Cassie Laird Ruth Burton Annie Thomas John P Egan L C Evans J Gillie Bartlett A S Christie T A Van Etten Margetts James Bree Owsley H B Lowry A S Nichols Philip J Tev lin Harriet Estey Rene Engel T J Ellis Winifred Kinny W B Rodgers A Perham J R Boardman E M Norris Charles Blackburn Charles Youlden Louise Maier Elizabeth Meaney Nellie eee the Ladies of the

Julia Rogers T. A. Grice B. K. Wheeler Margaret Rosza J. A. McMillan M E. Hughes Larry Duggan James Baldwin Gustav Keppner J. R. E. Sievers Cassie Laird Ruth Burton Annie Thomas John P. Egan L. C. Evans J. Gillie Bartlett

Automobile Lineup Precedence In Presidential Parade

The order of precedence for the parade from the Great Northern depot to the hill district is listed with pilot car first and the president and Mrs. Harding followed by Gov. Dixon and Mayor Horgan. Car No. 2 houses Secret Service, Car No. 3 includes George B. Christian Jr. and Gen. Sawyer with aides, and Car No. 4 features Lt. Com. Boone and others. Continued on page 6.

Harding Joseph M. Dixon William D. Horgan Secret Service George B. Christian Jr Charles E. Sawyer Adolphus Andrews O. M. Baldinger Judson C. Welliver Joel T. Boone E. W. Smithers Sena

Cabinet Member Herbert Hoover Joins Presidential Party

Secretary of Commerce Herbert Hoover recently joined the presidential party and will continue with the executive on their trip to the northern United States territory.

Herbert Hoover United States

Also Mentioned on This Page

WH. O Idaho Falls Savings Bank Building and Loan Society First Lady OF the Land Thenited States Alaska MR. Harding W. L. Beaty Company Beaty Company Yellowstone Park Utte World Court Mayor Horgan National Congress Guard of Honor Blake Dillon Court House M. J. English Pat A. Kelly Sam Kinvile Angus B. McLeod Lowndes Maury Jessie Roscow Thomas J. Walker Floyd Johnson Johns. Wulf P. C. Hanson A. S Nichols Charles A. Hauswirth Shelby Irvine W. D. Fenner C. S. Jackman Charles I. Hughes Malcolm Gillis J. L. Carroll Dr. J. A. Donovan Dick Brimacombe James G. Cocking W T. Stodden W. H. Maloney W. H. Davey L. A. King Sam R. White C. O. Vowell W. W. Dunks Paul Huddoff H. J. Grimes Neil McLeod E. A. Morley Wm. Love Capt. L. P. Sanders J. Kaufman Chas. Armstrong Ralph Dawson John E al McLeod Robert Metcalf W. W. Wisner Clinton H. Moore A. W. Morse T. J. Murray Richard Oates Cyrus Retallick Joe Pedlar E. Roy Grigg Geo, Hocking Frank Knight Sam P. Parker J. L. Hannifan P. F. Beaudin Merle Davis A. L Horace Merkle Peter Gallagher James H. Rowe Arthur V. Corry Herb Tonkin C. S. Blackburn Arthur Merkle Levi S. Wild Alex Johnstone P. J. Brophy Thomas Trethewey E. S. Woodland W. &. Rosberg W. &. Siderfin F. P. Holbrook G. G. Murphy W. McC. White BE. J J. Williams Donald Campbell Louis Fichle V. Truzzolino T. J. Bennett Wills Irvine Ludwig Rose John Barber Savin Lisa E. B. Gronberg W. J. Carpenter William F. McCarthy John G. Holland J. H. Powell Dan D. Shea R. E. Peters A. F. Morgan R. A. Kunkel Harry Doring C. C. Cohen A. F. Rice W. I. Shay B. E. Woolston J. Lee Rice Joe Markham E. G. Leipheimer Dave Kilroy J. H. Dickey Charles T. Shearer Tom Davis Jacob Oliver W. A. Clark Jr W. H. Young Jr H. Reid W. D. Mangam John Berkin Thomas C. Robinson Mike S. Sullivan Joseph McNulty George Bennett Thomas Grimes E. M. Norris A. L. Sundberg J. M. Fitzpatrick George Nevin F. C. Jaccard James Tippet Joseph Pyle Charles Page John Walker Tom Driscoll F. F. Hayes Lee Hayes Bert Tunnell H. J. Ra Automobile Lineup Hill District
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