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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1920
Page
3
National advisory committee urges business and professional leaders to back Good Roads Week. May 16 will be Good Roads Sunday with sermons on highways and Christian progress. Films, public meetings, truck parades, and roadbed hard-surfacing campaigns planned to boost road improvement nationwide.
General Maude Huly compares Alsace s trend toward separation with Ireland. Alsacians dislike both Germans and French, adopting Alsace for the Alsatians as a motto. German Alsace elements seek disorder and Germany is not a current military menace though it could be later. A small force could protect Paris.
Ignacio Soto, general manager of the International Commission company, was arrested in Douglas charged with conspiring to ship 27,000 rounds of ammunition to Sonora rebels in Northern Mexico. Shipment from Los Angeles to Tucson billed to a nonexistent Arizona Supply company. Soto bonded $5,000. preliminary hearing set May 12 before U S Commissioner H C Chambers.
New Jersey Governor Edward N Edwards plans a Democratic presidential bid focused on personal liberty and his record as governor and former comptroller. His campaign manager says he will not run as a wet candidate and will emphasize liberal interpretation of the eighteenth amendment rather than liquor policy.
Milk inspector Erickson reports that nearly all dairies supplying Butte residents met state requirements. The following schedule is presented from the milk inspector's office.
Montana State College Bozeman considers naming its permanent athletic field Gatton Field to honor Cy Gatton, a former student and football star who was killed in France. The proposal, led by his graduating class, will be presented to the faculty and student body for approval. Gatton was among Montana's best known college athletes and a standout at Montana Star College.
A series of ten illustrated lectures on American history and progress will be shown free in different city sections by the Butte Y M C A industrial department. Fifty pictures per showing cover settlement, growth, democracy, and government. Topics include the founders, the Declaration, Washington, the Constitution, the republic’s formation, and federal state municipal cooperation, with emphasis on education, libraries, public welfare, and national progress through industry and law.
Staff correspondent reports in Constantinople that Armenia is unlikely to escape bolshevism as American relief workers withdraw from Tiflis to Batum and Armenian centers. Railways are oilless and paralyzed while Soviet proposals include internal non interference, release pledges, and expulsion of asylum seeking officers. Refugees from Batum note oil removal by the British and ongoing councils in contact with bolshevik vanguard.
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