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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1922
Page
3
Martial law bounds Damascus as protests flare after Crane’s departure and arrests follow. Syrians linked leaders face detentions while readers are jailed and a April 14 meeting is dispersed. French authorities promise grievances will be heard by a neutral committee, but public gatherings remain banned.
By the Associated Press PARTS May 25. Major Blake and his companions in the Shoop mile Might round the world are 24 hours behind schedule as they could not take off from Le Bourget field due to mist and low visibility. The air ministry reports unfavorable conditions with air pockets, and the British aviators will stay in Paris overnight. They planned to land in Rome tonight.
The house debated Genoa policy amid questions over why its knowledge was withheld. Speakers cited Russia and Poland reportedly agreeing not to attack each other, cautioning against implying alliances with Poland France and Genoa. The premier urged unity with France’s democracy to defend Europe and urged cooperation for peace.
Dan Lyons reports Brennan failed to impress in the Madison Square Garden bout with James Tracey the Australian. Brennan won by knockout in the eighth round but looked overweight and unprepared, fueling talk he should not face champion Jack Dempsey. The fight exposed Brennan’s flaws and left his title hopes in doubt.
A telegram read to 800 commissioners at the Coliseum in Charleston W V reported the Southern Presbyterians now meeting with the General Council of Reformed Churches after they had previously remained aloof. The message clarified a key point and marked a milestone in American Presbyterian efforts toward unity.
William Toy a Chinese man convicted of selling drugs posted a new bond for 2000 on appeal to the supreme court after Southern Surety withdrew due to charter limits on criminal cases. CW and B D Elderkin signed the bond. other actions include a note mortgage suit against Andrew Malarkey, and disputes over insurance, judgments, and alimony, with various court orders and defendants named.
Four golfers and two caddies were seriously burned by a bolt of weather while playing on a course near Calumet during a storm. The lightning struck a tree under which they ran for shelter, causing damage and prompting many residents to seek cover as rains intensified.
Teresa and Hugh McDonald, children of Mrs. D. H. McDonald, have graduated from the University of California as part of the class of 1822, per local reports from Philipsburg. They previously attended Granite County High School after living in Philipsburg.
In a Boston court before Judge Prest, disputes arise over guardianship of two children as Mrs. Charlotte White Burt seeks permanent guardianship. The aunt and uncle push to place the children with Mrs. Florence H. Jepperson, a Utah Mormon, citing family wishes and relocation considerations.
State railroad commission learns from Northern Pacific agent that Montana will mirror interstate rate cuts with a about 12 percent broad decrease on most shipments. Attorney General Rankin plans further intrastate water rate relief for Montana shippers as complaints prompt action by the commission.
A community social night at Mountain View, hopes to attract many ages in a regular monthly recreational gathering. The event, under SSN auspices, features a program with a commencement, a prophecy, and a trio performance. Principal Mile May Smith presents highlights and acknowledgments.
Antoni Brett, aged 71, longtime Meaderville resident and former miner, died last evening at his home on Montana Meaderville. He was a member of the Crittoforo Colombo organization and is survived by two daughters, Mistrigline Favero and Ben Favero, and Antoni Capport, all of Meaderville. The remains are at the Sherman & Reed chapel.
Advertises Zemo as a remedy for eczema blotches ringworm rashes and similar conditions. Says it is available at flux stores for a dollar with extra large bottles, promises instant relief from itching and rapid healing while soothing delicate skin.
Fragment reads in archaic ad style claiming pretell storm symptoms signal female diseases and urging Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as the solution. It argues irritable nerves backache and dragging pains can be eased, presenting the product as proven by long usage and experience.
At a city meeting of the patriotic society the Grand Army of the Republic plans a Tuesday program. A parade at nine o clock, cemetery decorations, and a large public meeting in the American Legion hall will mark the day. Participating groups include Grand Army, Woman's Relief Corps, Ladies of the Grand Army, Spanish American War veterans, American Legion auxiliaries, Military of the Legion, War Mothers, and Boy Scouts. The Woodmen of the World drum corps will provide music.
Funeral notices list Richard Curtin to be buried at Holy Cross cemetery after a 9:15 mass at the Sacred Heart church, followed by interment. Jeremiah Sullivan aged 39 will be interred at Holy Cross cemetery after mass at Sacred Heart church. Thaddeus Maus, German native, to mass at St Joseph's church then Holy Cross cemetery. Patrick Lynch funeral at Daly-Shex chapel with interment at Holy Cross cemetery.
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