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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1923
Page
4
The article surveys opinions on the Brooklyn Bridge's fate and ambitious proposals. A new three deck bridge could cost fifty million dollars and a vehicular tunnel or subway might be considered. Engineers differ on whether the old span can be straightened without full reconstruction. The Brooklyn Bridge is deemed safe for light traffic but no longer a wonder of the world.
A 1923 editorial warns of a grave China crisis risking political disintegration or outside domination by foreign powers. It cites Britain France Italy and Japan jockeying for influence while suggesting a U S role to aid a revive Chinese republic led by elected representatives and commerce chambers rather than the Peking government.
The once celebrated stocklyn pringe, now 40, is declared crippled and its birthday festivities canceled. Remnants in the fifties recall the opening celebration when the bridge was hailed as a modern wonder. Officials say two cables have slipped from their saddles, forcing cessation of heavy traffic until repairs are made.
The article reports escalating chaos in Kuin with strikes and riots, while communists challenge municipal control. France faces blame from Germany and Moscow backed disruption, as Poincare resigns then is rejected, and Premier fights socialist attacks amid an unresolved Ruhr occupation.
A historical note describes how 116 Siberian reindeer given by Uncle Sam in 1892 grew to about 250000, valued at 625000 dollars, lifting Eskimos from poverty to independent wealth. The text credits the reindeer industry with broadening outlooks and even respect for leaders, while weaving in satirical political remarks from the era.
A newspaper recounts 614 juror excuses, including a man claiming ignorance of a murder trial to dodge service. A language challenged man pretended to support capital punishment yet said he would not vote for it, while a foreign-born juror claimed no citizenship papers and left puzzled. The piece lampoons alleged “little citizenship” men who dodge civic duty.
The forecast notes a doubtful day with Mars Jupiter and Neptune adverse in the morning, then benefic as the sun rises. A clash between martial and peace spirits may occur, with transient propaganda ahead. Toranic aspect hints at waste and possible fraud in public revenues. officials in several states urged to study history and anniversaries.
A 1923 McClure Syndicate horoscope predicts a scientist’s U S visit will draw sharp labor clashes and unexpected strikes. It warns protection of life will gain unprecedented attention while Saturn favors shipping and commerce. It foresees a new beauty ideal rising and declares a lucky business year with Gemini subjects likely to excel.
County attorney filed a complaint naming LGohin Doe and Richard Roe of the Sheriff’s office as speed cops patrolling highways. The case cites William Hines charged with speed violations before Justice O’Neill, who set a $100 cash bond and a June 1 hearing at 10 a.m. The Snezman case preceding drew a $50 fine.
In Chicago, May 24, a laboratory blast at Bauer and Black, chemical makers, fatally injures one employee Janet Lachkowisky and injures five others, with a fireman hurt fighting the blaze. Roof and equipment were damaged as the plant was evacuated. cause unclear with reports of naptha or chemical materials and possible electrical contact.
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