Local Montana Daily Standard Ad Highlights Economic Revival
An Anaconda Montana paper notes 1921 conditions pointing to return of capital to the working field. The piece argues this means more employment, more business, increased traffic, and wider money distribution across Deer Lodge, Dill Boreman, Philipsboro and surrounding areas through carrier routes in Butts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anaconda
Eastorial Department
Tin
Butts
Deer Lodge
Dill
Boreman
Philipsboro
Kiwanians Save Butte Camp Park In Big Community Effort
The Kiwanians of Butte praised for fast, effective work on the tourist camping park after rescuing it from overburden from the South Side club. They plan a hands on effort next Sunday to tidy and improve the park spending about $2,500 before summer tourists arrive. The project boosted local business with prior visitors leaving over $100,000 in town for autos, groceries, and other needs.
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Butte
South Side Club
Kiwanis
Trail Blazing with Eliza Ford and the Cork Danzig Kiel plants
Henry Ford's auto empire expands with a Cork factory now producing machines while Ford announces plants in Danzig and Kiel. Financial markets watch as Ford's European expansion reshapes labor markets and scales into hundreds of thousands of jitneys. The looming value of a 300 million mark plant signals Europe’s potential prosperity and Ford's aggressive investment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Ruras
Cork
Ireland
Tomes
Ford
Danzig
Kiel
Germany
America
Ford Financial Department
Europe
Saint Cast fortune entangled in love and crime
Evelyne Zial, a gifted animal trainer, loves George Claude Lancafort while a desperate rival Ludovic schemes to seize the Saint Cast fortune by disposing of three heirs. Amid betrayals in Paris and Brittany, Zial plots with Ludovic as a web of crime tightens. a mysterious Breton retreat becomes the focal point for plans, loyalties, and a dangerous pursuit. The tale blends romance, intrigue, and peril as loyalties shift and a hidden secret drives the plot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ial
Claude Lancafort
Mile
Tine
George
Siberia
Lauvoyer
Rouseauban
Ude
Georges
Ludovic
Zial
Paris
Brittany
Ziai
Joanny
Saint-Cast
Zia
Fanny
Inter Zizi
Ludovie
Rive
Sauveyer
Ziat
Maitre Morianas
Koto
Maitre
Morland
Hoedik
Navajo
Shancess
Wrhiere Tourmay
Rehinasch
Fiayn
Chance
Ziel
Hoc-Hordik
Sonnny
Ana’ Eudovie
Lauveyer
Zembie
Spa
Passon
Tardovier
Pete
America Leads World In Hospital Development
Thursday May 11 1922 editorial notes President Harding’s praise of American leadership in hospitals. National Hospital Day May 12 will see open houses at over 4 000 hospitals honoring Florence Nightingale and highlighting the nation’s role in alleviating suffering and prolonging life. The piece commends the civic pause to honor medical care work amid postwar carnage.
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America
Harding
Cme
Florence Nightingale
Angel of Mercy
Business Barometer Rising Reflects New Incorporations
Optimism in financial circles grows as April sees 953 new enterprises with capital of 792.9 million dollars in major eastern states, down from last year’s 1,125 but among the best in a year. Four months total 2.96 billion, shipping and chemical ventures rising while oil and gas decline.
Yarns of Yesterday Tell of Shifting Youth Reading Tastes
A Chicago librarian survey shows a shift from classic juvenile fiction toward biographies of Lincoln Roosevelt Edison and sports figures like Christy Mathewson and Walter Camp. Old romance fades as adventuring tales give way to modern pursuits, yet The Three Musketeers and Twenty Thousand Leagues Under the Sea remain popular with today’s youth. The piece also notes social questions about marriage law and taxation.
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Chicago
Stevenson
Scott
Oliver Optic
J. Fenimore Cooper
Christy Mathewson
Walter Camp
James G. Corbett
Lincoln
Roosevelt
Edison
Cooper
Paving Harrison Avenue Faces Split At Public Meeting
City and federal officials weigh paving Harrison Avenue with a 20 foot center strip or full width while considering the Silver Bow creek control problem. Edy notes federal aid is year limited and districts north of Front to C street would be paved. locals advocate western outlet improvements and a southern city spur. James D. Graham and W. McC. White urge residents to back paving as a major South Side thoroughfare. Engineers surveyed the area beyond the viaduct, focusing on creek conditions and highway quality.
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Edy
C Street
Front Street
Savers
Harrison Avenue
Bow Creek
Silver Bow Creek
James D. Graham
South Side Club
W. McC. White
Butte
Kremer
KR. le Clinton
T. J.B. Shanley
Peter Potter
James
Clinton
Great Northern
Fmn
Seeeise
Duniway object student wrath at college protest
Protests by the student body at gradi callege center on a plan to withhold shares from the college. The campus reports vandalism including animals damaged in a museum, with quotes calling the action cowardly and planned and linking it to Duniway administration. Duniway, former president with Montana and Wyoming ties, faces criticism over a contentious announcement.
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Gradi Callege
Palmer Hail
Npys
FC Duniway
Gimats
Bossilone
Pultdins
Duniway
Ned
Duni
Miniway
Dutway
Montana
Wyoming
de Divde A
Duntway
University of Mone
Miasoua
Tle
Wis
University of Montana
Buniway
da Starr Fordan
Leland Stanford
Diversity
California
Dre ‘Duniway
Oregon
Mas Yen
Harvard
Immoral Students Found in Spokane High School Report
Spokane May 10 Immoral conditions vexiste among Spokane High School students though the majority on the Taudenta are above reproach the special grand jury investigating the schools declared straight and clean report on the subject Lack of Interest in school children activities lack of discipline in home Automobile Joy aides and entertainment at public dances road and moodie counts and city parks and chaperoned were named in the report En? Shore among the causes of juvenile immorality
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Spokane
Witness Endorses State Case On Prison Brickyard Deal
The Montana witness James McCalman testified in a suit against former Warden Frank Conley over brick purchases for penitentiary buildings. He said brick came from the Conley Brickyard and described disagreements over payment and ownership. McCalman admitted using large quantities of brick at Copley Lake and Silo Ranch sites, with convict labor involved.
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Helesas
Wime
Wiaclite
Frank Contry
Montana Pent Fentinrs
James McCalman
Wellington D. Raskin
Conley
Tates
Mace Donald
Siite
Calman
Sudger Horsky
McCalman
MacDonald Ques
Sierusea
CB. Nolan
Nolan
Deer Lodge
DNL Committee Fails Amid Irish Truce Debate
In a fragmented session the DNL committee failed to reach agreement and did not publish a joint report on the reasons for failure. The Dail Eireann Horrow plans to review the two reports, while questions arose whether the truce ends today or tomorrow. London reports government criticism over the Ireland kidnap incident.
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Dail Eireann
Horrow
Dail
MacNeill
Railroads face limits on letting out work disputes
The labor board ruled that railroads cannot shed workers to contractors without undercutting the Transportation Act. The Indiana Harbor Belt precedent governs only that line, but thousands of ex-employees now on contractor payrolls are under the board’s jurisdiction. Rules diverging from board standards remain illegal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Ehon Crafts
Indiana Harbor Belt Railroad
Mes’ Episcopal Church
Indiana’ Harbor Belt
Labor Board
Railroad Company
United States
Leaders Jailed in Dozen Raids Over Union Station Heist
Police raided labor headquarters and saloons linked to the $400,000 Union Station mail robbery. Dozens were seized, books and documents were seized, pistols and ammunition found. Courts considered habeas corpus for some prisoners including 18 to 20 women.
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Trademncil
Detective Bureau
Taste of Boys in Literature
Chicago May 10 Henry By Chatin Oliver Optic and J Fen more Cooper once popular authors are less read now. Carl Rodon public librarian lists 75 000 copies to be distributed during boys week in May 1926. The selection favors biographies of Lincoln Roosevelt and Balcon and includes books on mountaineering sports home science construction camping and woodcraft with Tom Sawyer and The Jungle Book among perennial favorites.
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Chicago
Henry By Chatin
Oliver Optic
J. Fenmore Cooper
Mallory Mark
Twain
Robert Stevenson
Walter Scott
Carl Rodon
Lbrarian
Lincoln
Roosevelt
Balcon
Christy Mathewson
Connecticut
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Standard Publishing Company
Anaconda, Mont
North Main Street
Eliza
Omarte
Zink
Hoc-Hocdik
Ambroise
Mouette
Evelyne
Wallo
Tranate Oe
Foye Eier Syndicate
Iowa
New York
Colorado College
DNL
London
House of Commons
Chamberlain
Nevil MacKteady
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