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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1922
Page
4
The Anaconda Standard argues that postwar ship values fall short without subsidy support, urging revision of maritime laws to foster home shipping. It warns high tariffs threaten consumer prices, profits, and popular welfare, urging restraint to protect workers.
Secretary Hughes urged Congress to maintain the Washington conference ratio of 5 3 5 for the navy in the naval appropriation bill. He argued it would be injurious to the United States to reduce the fleet below the treaty standard and urged supplying adequate personnel to sustain 18 battleships and related force readiness. The president’s position is seen as aligned with administration backing on the vote.
The piece argues that if Congress approves the stip subsidy favored by U S shipping interests, American flag vessels would double in value from current depressed levels. It notes government disposals of several million tons of ships, many shipping concerns failing, and mentions Morse enterprises facing fraud charges. It also cites a six tanker line from Mexican oil fields to New England that collapsed after government sales talks and price declines.
The article recalls Wrangel Island long recognized as U S territory despite Steffanson claims for Britain. It notes the barren 70 by 35 mile land off Siberia, first mapped by Wrangell, and jokes about trading the Bermudas for the island while hinting no hard feelings between United States and Great Britain.
A tangled tale centers on Zizi the beauty, Fy her lover, and Georges Claude Blancafort who sacrifices love to save his twin Tudovie Blancafort. A ruthless criminal seeks the Saint Cast fortune, targets three heirs Mile and Tine and others, aided by a band of Italian bandits and ex-criminals. Ludovic infiltrates Gate home in Paris as Splum sparks memory and revenge, while Joanny, twenty years old, embodies a lingering mystery and danger.
In a tense scene from a harsh circus tale, Zia hides as Ludovic’s monstrous ally Johnny hoards gold with animal pleasure. The brute craves control and power, while Zia weighs risky moves to save the children and slip away as the room’s door remains temptingly open.
Princess Joseph Respignoni formerly Mary Jennings Reid of New Orleans and divorced wife of Frederick H. Parkhurst of Bangor Maine is living with her husband in Salerno. The marriage is not recognized by the Catholic Church as Popes Leo and Pius X refused to recognize the ceremony. This is the first picture of Princess Rospigliosi to arrive in the country since 1908.
In a courtroom dispute the Burch prosecutor seeks impeachment of a witness in the murder case. Testimony includes questions about past connections and a co defendant, with attorneys stipulating certain statements may be excluded. A detective hired by the defense raises issues about a prior written statement.
Fragmentary OCR notes mention attorneys challenging a small jury, with references to Earp and a contention about an act dated 19 tex. The readable text is sparse, preserving names and legal terms without clear outcome or location.
Fragmentary report notes acquittals in a case tied to deportation and alleged kidnapping. Mentions Aswan, Japanese, and Indianapolita references with garbled text and uncertain details. Observations point to a high court proceeding concluded tonight amid unclear outcomes.
A 1922 astrology note warns May 6 favors deception in courtship for women and calls the day unlucky for new marriages and clothing mishaps. It predicts political gains after 8 PM, health anxieties for the Queen, and advises the U S president to guard his safety in the coming weeks.
The piece recalls Charles Wray Wallace, a performer who lost his legs after a trolley accident years ago. Despite artificial legs from the knees down, he remains active on stage, undeterred by his disability.
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