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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1922
Page
4
Rhode Island joins Connecticut and New Jersey in enforcing a state prohibition statute signed by Gov. San Souci. The law, plus federal Volstead enforcement, marks dry days across the state with police and sheriffs ordered to act vigorously.
The article notes an unprecedented rent crisis in New York as emergency rent laws flood magistrate courts with 361345 cases alleging unfair rents. With 1105000 rented families and only 1 in 8 owning homes, the city faces a monumental housing dispute unlike any prior in America.
The Lucy Stone movement argues wives kept their birth names after marriage while men take theirs. Supporters are few and mostly followers of non feminist theory. Lucy Stone says a name is identity and must not be lost, while critics joke about “A Lucy Stone gathers no boss.”
Senator Borah argues Bakhmeteff has no legal standing as ambassador, claims $187 million of American funds went missing or was invested in U.S. real estate, and urges a full accounting. Lodge backs Borah as critics press for explanation of connections to Semenoff and the Russian affair. The public awaits state department response.
Foreign trade shows a substantial but modest rise as March exports reach 30.27 million dollars, up 80 million from February, with gains across raw materials and finished goods. Imports climb 40 million, exceeding March 1924 levels slightly. The report urges a strong foreign trade policy and notes varied political commentaries on international affairs and domestic democracy signs.
The W. Taylor murder trial for the July 21 1921 Brown killing before Judge Lynch resumes in the afternoon. The state has rested its case and the defense has largely finished its testimony, with a physician witness expected to discuss a wound from duty. Officer Taylor testified denying intent to fire, claiming the revolver discharged during target practice. Several nearby residents noted but were not eyewitnesses as the jury weighs whether the shooting stemmed from a high speed chase and a fatal injury to E A Brown.
The 1922 forecast warns of heated conflicts and possible suppression of disputes as Mars and Sun angles shift. It foresees favorable military honors, rising crime among educated people in summer, increasing religious and educational tensions, fires causing damage in English cities, but booming colleges and universities. It notes upheaval, fiscal caution, and a volatile year with unpredictable outcomes.
Patti Harrold stars in Irene at the Broadway, delivering singing and dancing that wow the capacity crowd. The youthful talent from Gotham, with strong work by understudy Ursula O Har e and others including Louise Worthington and Erica Mackay, elevates the production with stylish costuming and polished performances. The show promises more success tonight as the audience is treated to lively music and adept ensemble acting.
A jumbled clipping contains passionate love notes and signatures addressed to Beauvais, including lines of affection, requests for marriage, and complaints of loneliness. The letters reference travel and a homeward plan, with a stray note signed “Awar” and a decorative four-leaf clover design.
Senate leaders order a probe into a steel industry merger. Senator La Follette voices concern that the consolidation eliminates competition and could allow price fixing. Justice Department officials say no immediate plans to block the merger, but an inquiry could follow. The resolution asks federal agents to report actions affecting public interests and potential Sherman and Clayton Act remedies.
The Rotana club through its press liaison Mise Louise Mayer offers services to the Kiwanis club to help plant trees in the Tourist park on Sunday morning. All members able to attend the beautification of the camp grounds are asked to respond before 6 o'clock.
Kenneth Dean a convict chef testified he cooked spoiled beer for inmates and Frank Whitlock described unloading a freight car of boxed meats partly cooked for inmates and partly fed to hogs. MacDonald faced cross examination as Col Nolan accused him of improper influence and secrecy. Judge Horaky ordered the cross examination to continue and MacDonald recounted finding a state owned car in a Conley employee’s garage and the state’s response. Nolan questioned how many witnesses were examined and how many were allowed to testify.
A tale centers on dizi a devoted savior of twin Ludovic Blancafort, a feared criminal chasing the Saint Cast fortune. Georges, aided by allies, battles Ludovic who targets heirs Mile and Tine as Zizi battles to avenge and reclaim her life. Traps, pursuit, and a sea coast encounter unfold with aviation, trains, and a tense cabin climax.
In a windmill ruin turned shelter by Scheming guardians Kermadeuc and Marie Anne hold two frightened children, Tine and Mile. The duo face starvation threats, brutal neglect, and a planned sale of their lives for money amid a haunting, wind-swept coast. The old couple plan a deal for twenty thousand francs as the children cling to a fragile hope of escape.
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