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Newspaper

Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jun 30, 1923

Page

8

President Honors Scouts With Medals In Butte Park

President Harding visits Butte and pins gold medals on ten Boy Scouts and five leaders for a mountain rescue effort. He praises service and thanks the crowd, noting the western spirit and civic unity as he departs for Helena.

Colorado East Butte Stewart Butte & Superior Patrick Gagner United States Itt Zile Boy Scouts Girl Scouts Butte Mines Scout Stanley Hardy Elsie Richards Albert Wegars William Sullivan Helen Rowe Albert Goldsworthy Denny Winslow Sacajawea Pocahontas Famus Earle N. Gentberger Henry Kes Gage Dewey Sullivan W. Giert William Kock George Robe Garfield Perrier Charles Campbell Williiam Williams Boy Scout Organization The Republic Bryan Harding America J Charlies Butte Benjamin Owen James McCarthy Homer Bradford Red Mountain

Vast Columbia reclamation project eyed by Interior secretary

Secretary Hubert Work on a visit to Butte described an enormous reclamation plan for the Columbia river basin in Washington. The project could cost 200 to 380 million dollars and would cultivate over 1,000,000 acres if undertaken, with water power development also in view. He noted it would be the department’s largest such effort, far exceeding all other projects combined.

United States Harrison Avenue Utah Avenue Arizona Arizona Street Great Norther Helena Lilian Clark Elizabeth Perham Mrs. Harding Harding Red Cross James Murphy August Riorgum Butte Gardens National Council Silver Bow County Boy Scouts of America Butte Rox America West Republic Earth Columbia River Washington Hubert Work Department of the Interior Spokane Work Wallace Department of Agriculture Grand Army Union

President’s Butte visit praised for smooth parade and praise

President arrives in Butte amid cheers as parade passes through the city. He calls Butte “the Copper Capital of All Creation” and outlines postwar recovery steps, praising cooperation of capital, employers, and labor. Secret Service reports exemplary protection and local officials receive commendation for safety.

Butte Jervis Secret Service Frank Walker President Harding

President Harding Praised Amid Butte Welcome Spectacle

President Harding and Mrs. Harding toured Butte mining sites, greeted by Governor Dixon and locals, while miners, veterans, and families packed streets. He praised Butte hospitality, noted the Grand Army veterans, and accepted a photo souvenir of Harding highway before departing.

Harding Army Navy Mrs. Harding John Gillie Horgan United States Wheeler Greetings Committee President Great Northern Depo Butte Mines President Harding Dixon Butte Washington Rocky Mountains Great Northern Arizona Street Park Excelsior Anaconda Roa Mr. Harding Anaconda Road Meaderville Leonard Mine Union

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