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Newspaper

Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Mar 24, 1920

Page

4

Boyville Store Opens as Full Junior Department at Bouchers

West Park street in Butte unveils Boyville, a complete department at Bouchers offering Sampeck clothes and three other high grade boys lines. Manager Hobbs says the bright daylight showroom and careful sourcing will make it the popular boys store and uphold the Boucher standard of quality.

Boyville Boucher’s West Park Street Hobbs Bayville Butte Sampeck

Mrs Bucher Omitted From Cantata Cast

Grace Methodist Episcopal Ladies Aid lists participants for the cantata with Mrs C H Bucher missing. She will play the important role of Mary Smith in The Old Maids' ...

Ladies’ Aid of Grace Methodist Episcopal Church C. H. Bucher

Bosses Troops at Coblenz

Maj. Gen. Henry T. Allen commands American occupation forces along the Rhine with headquarters at Coblenz Germany as reported by Underwood and Underwood New York.

Underwood and Underwood New York Henry T. Allen the Rhine Coblenz Germany

New Candidate Carnegie Medal in Wyoming Fire

In Casper Wyoming an employee entered a blazing acid plant at Midwest Refining and used five water streams to shut off the oil supply, saving a row of stills as the building burnt with an estimated loss of $50,000.

Casper Wyo Midwest Refining Company

Langer Enters Republican Gubernatorial Race in North Dakota

Fargo March 23 William Langer attorney general announces candidacy for the Republican gubernatorial nomination in the North Dakota primary set for June 30.

Fargo N. D William Langer North Dakota

Rotarians Prep for Boise Convention and Travel Plans

Rotarians from Montana prepare for the district convention in Boise Idaho March 26 27 with at least 30 delegates from 11 Montana clubs traveling by rail. Anaconda backs securing the 1921 convention while T P Stewart seeks district governor. The Silver Bow lunch con continues despite departures and school bond discussions resume.

Proctor Barclay Boise Idaho Charles Austin Austin Montana Butte Pocatello Anaconda T. P. Stewart Silver Bow Club

Public Hange Ends Trial in San Augustine

Two thousand people witnessed the legally conducted hanging of 43 year old John Hood Price in San Augustine Texas on the public square after his murder conviction of farmer John Kennedy. There was no public demonstration.

San Augustine Tex John Hood Price John Kennedy

Herter Resigns as State Dept Attache to Become Hoover Secretary

Christian A. Herter of New York resigns as special attache in charge of League of Nations affairs to serve as secretary to Herbert Hoover.

Washington Christian A. Herter New York State Department League of Nations Herbert Hoover

McKinley School Rebuild Plan Faces Rejection

The McKinley school damaged by fire in December 1919 will not be rebuilt on the old site. The district opts for two smaller 16 room facilities instead, citing unsafe foundations and lack of playground space. J H Rheim district clerk cites overcrowding prior to the fire and notes cost and site limitations.

McKinley J. H. Rheim Old McKinley Lincoln School Lincoln School of Mines South Side High School J. E. Rheim

Five Physically Perfect Coeds At Ohio State

From the Ohio State Journal the piece notes five of about 1200 coeds are described as physically perfect. The article critiques public perception and asserts strict examinations determined the honor despite a few technical flaws.

Ohio State Journal Ohio State University

Nature's Power Of Resistance Cited In Five Cases

The passage notes nature's extraordinary powers of resistance in five cases with insistence and vigor. It asserts faith that Mother Nature will prevent girls from dying and leaving humanity in a sad world, despite their actions.

Baltic Provinces Readying for War Reported

Dispatch from Kovno says Estonia and Livonia two former Russian Baltic provinces now independent nations are preparing for war with large troop concentrations on the frontier. Great Britain has failed to mediate the boundary dispute.

Copenhagen Hesthonia Livonia Berlingske Tidende Kovno Great Britain

Mestre Appointed Attorney General of Porto Rico

Washington March 23 Salvador Mestre of Porto Rico was nominated by President Wilson to be attorney general of Porto Rico.

Washington Salvador Mestre Porto Rico Wilson

Johnson Enters New Jersey Presidential Primary

United States Senator Hiram Johnson of California was formally entered in New Jersey's presidential primary to be held April 27. A petition with 1,300,000 names was filed with the secretary of state in his behalf.

Trenton N. J United States Hiram Johnson California New Jersey

George's First Levee Since Before the War in London

King George hosted his first levee at St James Palace since 1914. John W. Davis and staff wore black as military and naval officers, ministers, and judges in wigs attended. The king traveled from Buckingham Palace in semi state. Representatives from new states including Finland, Poland, and Balkan republics were presented. Dr. Sthamer, German chargé d'affaires, was presented by Earl Curzon.

London George St. James’ Palace John W. Davis United States Buckingham Palace Finland Poland Balkans Dr. Sthamer Earl Curzon

Berne approves million franc loan via plebiscite

Money to Berne follows a plebiscite authorizing the municipality to negotiate a loan of 50 million francs with American bankers. The vote totals 9 487 for and 7 379 against.

Berne

Russia’s Restorative Need Cited by Polish Official News

Warsaw reports from telegraph news agency that Russia requires thirty two billion rubles in gold to restore itself. The figure is quoted as coming from Soviet newspapers.

Warsaw Russia Telegraph News Agency

Danderine Hair Tonic Promises Restored Vitality

A 35 cent bottle of delightful Danderine from drug or toilet counters promises to save hair by refreshing the scalp avoiding dandruff and falling hair. It claims to restore life color brightness and abundance with a stimulating tonic effect.

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