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Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Sep 01, 1923

Page

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Ride Em Cowboy High And Wild In Old New York

A colorful dispatch depicts Yakima Canutt drawn to Broadway glamour. It envisions world championship cowboy contests moved to New York City with ropers, boxers, and rodeo figures converging on Madison Square Garden as urban crowds and dignitaries stage a surreal, comic spectacle across Broadway and Bowery.

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Montana Earns Cautious Hope From Federal Reserve View

Curtis L. Mosher, assistant Fed Reserve agent, says Montana has passed its worst financial corner with improved farm credit and banking conditions. He notes War Finance Corp loans, 118000.00 Fed loans, and that farm deposits exceed 00,000,000, while wheat regions lag behind grain belts. He urges cross-class cooperation to hasten recovery across Montana’s agriculture, banking, and business sectors.

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Birkenhead Criticizes Wilson At Rotary Kiwanis Luncheon

Lord Birkenhead renewed criticism of ex president Wilson at a Williamstown luncheon under the Rotary and Kiwanis clubs. He argued without Wilson many League of Nations elements would not be in the treaty and Article 19 would be unknown. The Earl praised American patriotism as the crowd sang God Save the King and hinted he would report the moment to the king.

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Eight Butte gambling suspects arrested in raid

Deputies from the sheriff's office raided venues in the Butte district arresting eight proprietors and conductors over alleged violations of anti gambling laws. A citizen committee accused them of gambling, but deputies found no evidence at entry. Charges to be heard in justice court next week with witnesses expected.

Butte Larry Dusee Jack Melia East Park Dever Jack Duggan Duggan Z. C. O'Farrell B. F. Lingenfelter John McBarron F. J. Sakes John Callow Charles F. Waite Justices of the Peace Iage Justice Court

Lead of Free State force cut down in Irish returns

From Dublin August 31 AP reports that by noon the Dail Eireann results show Free State forces leading with 43 seats, Republicans 30, Independents 14, Farmers 8, Labor 0 in the 104 decided and 49 undecided.

Associated Press Dublin Dail Elreann

Italy lands troops after Greece ultimatum and bombardment

Benito Mussolini demanded an apology from Greece after Italy’s ultimatum over the border commission death. Italian troops were landed at Corfu yesterday following the bombardment of the town in which 15 residents were killed.

Benito Mussolini Italy Greece Corfu

Hope Fades in Effort to Avert Miner Walkout

Harrisburg Aug 31 all hope of averting mine suspensions in the anthracite region vanished as operators and miners union officials rejected Governor Pinchot's four settlement proposals. After five hours of talks, the governor asked both sides to return tomorrow at 10 am while maintaining the status quo. John L. Lewis said the union remains ready to strike. At Ilkes-Barre thousands of Wyoming Valley miners quit work in obedience to the union call.

Associated Press Harrisburg Miners’ Union Pinchot Pincchott John L. Lewis United Mine Workers Ilkes Barre Wyoming Today Obedience Valley

U S and Mexico resume diplomatic relations after breach

The United States and Mexico restored diplomatic ties ending a more than three year rupture. Officials expect Britain Belgium and Cuba to recognize Mexico soon, restoring Mexico to its former place among nations. The White House indicated readiness to recognize the Obregon government, with Warren and John named as commissioners from the Mexico City talks.

Washington United States Mexico Obregon Great Britain Belgium Cuba Family of Nations State Department Mexico City Cool Chariee Warren John Hardington

Mussolini says Corfu landing not start of new war

Premier Mussolini declares Greece’s reply to the Italian ultimatum is a complete rejection of demands. Corfu occupied after bombardment killing Greek civilians. Italian naval forces land under fleet guns, with bombing and air attacks. Admiral Bellini assumes administration as Italy presses for surrender and reparations.

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Jefferson Trustees Debate Reopening School Building

Jefferson trustees discussed reopening the school building at a January meeting in the administration building. Trustee John Stewart, from the committee, said the structure is unsafe, noting the building has been closed since June 26, with no decision reached at this session.

Jefteson School Uilding John Stewart of & Committee

Klan initiation violence followed by widespread shooting

In Delaware near New Castle a Klux Klan initiation of 250 participants sparked hours of rioting. Five men were wounded including Harry Hush Heck and William Clark as clashes between about 560 rioters and thousands of onlookers escalated after a cross was lit. Police and fire crews struggled to contain the outbreak.

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