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Newspaper

Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

May 21, 1923

Page

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Boy Scout Merges Tragedy After Bicycle Accident

In Butte Anaconda area a 13-year-old boy, Jack Brandon, was fatally struck by a stagecoach while riding with companion Albert Wegar during a 50 mile Boy Scout merit badge ride. The driver Foltz surrendered to Sheriff Duggan as investigators probe fault.

Jack Brandon Butte Lee Brandon South Arizona Street I Foltz Duggan Foltz Albert Wegar North Gaylord Street Brandon Anaconda Vueck Kendrick Atto Knight Core Witcie Wegur Wye Milwaukee Wegar Cotoner We Gar Anacond F. E. Ehard Dieveles

Colorado storm damages crops with heavy hail and rain

Damaged Colorado section reports hail and wind wrecking crops. The text notes two and a half inches of rain fell in under 30 minutes. In Rocky Ford and Swink areas, rainfall amounts reached about two inches in a short period, causing widespread damage and concern for crops.

Colorado Swink

Butte Open Forum backs road paving plan and funding

Paul A. Gow, president of the chamber of commerce, urged Butte residents to back paving Montana street and a connecting highway. The plan calls for a $108,000 project with $56,000 federal funds and $10,000 city park funds, plus a donated mile of right of way from Milwaukee railway. Gow urged consulting engineers on road type and noted local workers would gain only public benefit if funded.

Paul A. Gow Chamber of Commerce Butte Montana Mr. Gow Y. MC. A Ite Harrison Avenue Miwaukee Railway Ofr Gow Silver Row

Automobile Smash Kills Two on Apple Way near Opportunity

Spokane report says two people died and one was fatally injured when a high speed car skidded into a curb and struck a telephone pole on Apple Way near Opportunity at 3 this morning. The dead are Mrs Luella Carlton and F Hawke. Margaret Jackson has a fractured skull. two others were slightly injured.

Aspemte Spokane Wash Apple Way Opportunity Lovelock Luella Carlton F. Hawke Margaret Jackson

Moro religious fanatics slain by constabulary in Pata clash

A dispatch from Manila reports 24 Moro religious fanatics on Pata Island near Jolo killed by a constabulary detachment led by Lieutenant Angeles after Akbara the self celebrated prophet and about 300 followers attacked the troops. No constabulary casualties were reported. Governor Wood ordered Moros to cease lawless acts and sent forces to enforce the order.

Associated Press Manila P. IL Pata Jolo Sulu Insulary Leonard Wood Akbara Angeles Kiput Wood

United States Leads War Claims Against Germany Totals 1.48 Billion

The United States presents war claims to mixed claims commission totaling 1 479 064 313 92 dollars led by American government costs of occupation at 255 544 810 51 and general damages from submarine warfare at 367 266 026 28. Lusitania victims top individual claims with Fred S Pearson death at 1000 000 and Mabel Ward Pearson at 300 000. Many large claims come from American shipping manufacturing and insurance sectors.

Associated Prem Washington America Germany Mixed Claims Commission United States Commission State Department Robert C. Morris Edwin B. Parker Texas, American Commission Wilhelm Kiesselbach Justice Day Supreme Court Morris Ita Eitizena Army of Occupation Paris Wadsworth Treasury Veterans’ Dureau Railroad Administration Shipping Board Emery Roberts Roger B.” McMuhen William J. Quillen Carl Schiller George Te Mosle Arkell & Douglas Lusitania Fred S. Pearson Mabel Ward Pearson

Retirement of Bonar Law Seen as Calamity of Tranquillity

London May 20 The resignation of Bonar Law is regarded as a national calamity though not unexpected. His brief term as prime minister is praised for tranquillity but criticized for housing policy and some domestic choices. The nation faces change with misgivings as the king will appoint his successor and the next government remains uncertain.

Associated Press London Bonar Law Great Britain Grant Oman Stanley Baldwin Chequers Court Lord Curzon 1 Law Baldwin House For Commons

Wobblies Anxious To Get Jobs Back

A telegram from I W W New York ordered the Marine Transport Workers strike at Los Angeles harbor halted. Longshoremen planned to reclaim lost jobs amid Navy and shipowners push to hire non strikers. Police counted under 100 I W W members remaining unarrested after a strike that began April 26.

Associated Press Los Angeles Marine Transport Workers Industrial Workers of the World Los Angeles Harbor New York Ship Owners’ Association of the Pacific Coast

Kidnaper of Girl Threatened by Mob

Mauritus Ibdois a 26 year old farm hand was rescued from an angry crowd and arrested brought to Denver ten days after the kidnaping and assault on the 13 year old daughter of a Welby farmer W. Center Adams county humane officer arrested Ibdois said to have confessed and identified by the girl as her assailant The arrest followed an all night search by Welby townspeople

Denver Mauritus Ibdols Welby Col W. Center Humane Adams County Ibdois Weilby

New Addition To St Charles College In Helena

The cornerstone ceremony for Mount St Charles college's new southern slope addition was held on Capitol Hill. Bishop John P. Carroll presided with Monsignor Wiliging and priests assisting. Ex-President Taft laid the original main building cornerstone in 1909, and the gymnasium and science hall cornerstone followed in 1917.

Helena Mont Gotherstone Mount St. Charles' College Capitol Hill John P. Carroll Monsignor Wiliging

Premier Lawn Quits Over Ill Health

The resignation of the Prime Minister is accepted by the King. The retiring cabinet head cannot appear in person due to illness.

Lawn

Curzon May Succeed Him as British Premier

May 20. Andrew Bonar Law resigns due to ill health ending a brief but eventful ministry. Marquis Curzon appears the likely next premier as Britain faces delicate relations with France and Russia. King to form a new cabinet, Baldwin also named a potential successor, with ongoing cabinet leadership duties in Law’s absence.

Andrew Great Britain France Russia Marquis Curzon

Troops Attack Bandit Forces Cristo 6 Near

Chinese soldiers attack brigades despite threats to kill captives unless troops withdraw. The clash centers on Cristo 6 with ongoing combat and warnings from authorities. Local observers report intensified exchanges and mounting casualties as security forces push back bandit groups.

Cristo 6

Three Are Missing After Cloudburst in Sayre Oklahoma

In Sayre Oklahoma three persons are missing after a cloudburst that dumped inches of rain in 45 minutes. The swollen Sih Creek overflowed into a stream five blocks wide through the city center. A family of three, moving into a new home Saturday night, remains unaccounted for at nightfall. Nearly 300 farm laborers and families were rescued from tents houses trees and wagons as flood waters receded.

Sayre Okla

Chinese forces fight bandits in Shantung siege

In Tientsin on May 20 officials report one officer and five Chinese regulars killed as bandits hold 14 foreign captives in Paotzuku hills Shantung. Shan tung orders 15000 troops to assault the stronghold while threats of killing hostages loom. Colonel Kuo travels to negotiate release but failure could bring foreign intervention.

Tientsin Paotzuku Shantung Shanghai Ho Pang-Yu Regular William Lenfers Lincheng Paotauku Eliet Accu Chile Kuo Mie Yang Martens Tsaochwang Jacob Gould Schurman Peking

Hundred people search Flathead for lost child

More than 100 people scour the hills near Arled Montana at night and into dawn seeking Viola Jauran four year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Victor Jauran of Evaro. A flower bouquet found near the rockers suggests the child panicked during a picnic as searching teams vow to extend along the Jocko river if needed.

Jocko River Ne Maccimnen Arled Mont Viola Jauran Victor Jauran Evaro Here Flathead Indian Reservation

Also Mentioned on This Page

Boy Self Sheriff Duggan Paul Gow Open Forum Montana Street Fund Andrew Bonar Law Law England Tai Critielam Lloyd George Ruhr Curzons Mr. Bonar Law Cussom ST. Charles College Curzon Exchequer Commons Ronar Taw Wim Syimpathy Honor Law Ken Aldershot Jonel Waterhouse Minters Frederick Sykes Tondon Buck Ingham Palace Flathead
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