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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1928
Page
4
Dr Yui, a leading Chinese Christian figure and diplomat, rejects the idea of meaningless war aims. He argues for an honest efficient unified democratic government. He laughs at the notion of China becoming communist and says China once tried communism without success.
The Montana Democratic state committee chair W W McDowell is defended after the Butte Daily Post questions his election forecast. The Standard reportedly quoted him predicting Smith would carry Montana by 35000, a figure the editors affirm as accurate. The note also discusses money printing and new smaller greenbacks reducing bank space and costs.
Chinese diplomat and scholar Dr David Yui visiting America argues that civil wars in China are less dire than reported and calls recent dispatches exaggerated. Noted for work at the 1921 disarmament conference andShantung settlement aid he studied American business conditions in 1915 and is Harvard educated.
The piece praises agricultural science and the U S department of agriculture for keeping pace with population growth of up to 200 million. It contrasts U S progress with China and cites prominent figures and states, including McAdoo, Heflin, and Governor Smith, in a broad political and economic commentary.
News from Butte and Anaconda reports several movements and visits. Earl Proctor of Boston and Montana Company sails toward Camp Mills and likely France while Mrs. Arthur W. Tonkin goes to Lawton Oklahoma to join her husband at Fort Sill. A. H. Laurenz seeks health and summer in Seattle with his daughter, and Mr and Mrs E O French plan an extended Birmingham visit.
James Hackett departed Butte for Great Falls to handle business over several days. M. A. Gamer traveled from Anaconda to Butte and back after a few hours. Mr and Mrs Leo La Salle of Anaconda visit Butte for several days. Mrs O H Dogge of Butte visits Helena, hosted by Miss M Jahr.
O’Keefe and Stephens of Pierre South Dakota search for John Wall once a Butte resident. A letter to Treasurer J J Brett says Wall was named beneficiary in his brother’s will after his brother’s recent death.
From the uttermost part of the earth we have heard songs, even glory to the righteous. But I said my leanness woe unto me treacherous dealers have dealt treacherously fear and the pit and the snare are upon thee inhabitant of the earth Isaiah xxiv 16 17.
Radio schedule lists 6:00 to 7:30 programs including Spana Troubadours Goodrich hour and National Grand Opera. Shows air on WEAF WOC WHO WOW WDAF KVOO WBAP KOA and stations across Spokane Seattle Portland Oakland with guests Frank Gage Lou Pierre Gail Taylor Ethel Wakefield and Max Dolin.
A dense listing of radio programs and stations across multiple markets including WEAF WHO WDAF KVOO WTMJ WCCO WOW KOA KFI KGO KNX KJR and others. It reads like a national time block chart with dance music orchestras opera and talk segments scheduled throughout the day and night.
The National Nite Club ensemble holds a weekly meeting in NBC studios with a microphone enabling NBC Pacific Coast Network listeners to hear proceedings from 9 30 to 10 tonight. Ben McLaughlin will call the meeting to order for the fourth time since the program began. Staff artists of the National Broadcasting Company participate in the session.
Tobani's Nautical Fantasy will open the Pacific Goodrich Silvertown Cord hour on NBC Pacific Coast Network tonight from 10 to 11. The program features the Pacific Goodrich Silvertown Cord orchestra and chorus with Christine as soprano and includes a long list of musical pieces culminating in Christine's Valentine. It will be heard in Portland Oakland San Francisco and Los Angeles via KPO KGO KFI.
The Trocaderans will perform dance music with staff artists entertaining during intermissions. The program airs for one hour tonight from 11 to 12 o'clock on the NBC Pacific Coast Network station KFI in Los Angeles.
Standard test No. 7 in corporation theory produced 83 or higher for seven students including Joe Sullivan and George Lane among 1,620 peers in 95 schools. Test No. 8 had Dorothy Jenkins perfect on corporation accounting. multiple students posted 90+ averages. Top typewriting speeds listed across levels with several named students and classes.
The district court clerk issued a marriage license yesterday to Frank G. Achten, 23, and Helen Cecelia Carrig, 20, both residents of Butte.
David Sarnoff, general manager of the Radio Corporation of America, discusses industrial leadership merging business science and statecraft. He cites radio cutting transoceanic communication costs by about 60 million dollars and predicts ongoing experiments and unknown future uses of radio technology.
Astrological forecast notes Neptune’s influence under a generally favorable day yet warns against uncertain ventures. Banks and finance may see morning dealings. travel by water looks promising while land speculation appears unlikely. Predictions point to patience and steady effort for success.
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