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Newspaper

Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Sep 01, 1923

Page

9

Italians Occupy Cort With Greece Tense Standoff

News from London and Rome describes Italy’s temporary occupation of Cort as Greece protests loudly. Reports say Italy seeks reparations and to defend prestige, while reservists may be readied and the League of Nations urged to intervene.

Imens London Athens Cort Daily Express Cor Spondent Italy Greece Rome Geneva League of Nations Selays

Mosher Outlines Conditions For Montana Agriculture

Mosher argues progress is gradual but real and urges closer cooperation among farmers, bankers, and businesses to widen farm production beyond wheat. He cites hog numbers improving in some areas and calls for market studies, revenue diversification, and better business organization to balance income and costs. He warns against persistent criticism and presses unified effort to restart development.

Montana Mackenzie County North Dakota

Hope of averting coal strike fades in union talks

Washington August 31 President Coolidge remains confident of negotiation success at Harrisburg after both sides rejected Governor Pinchots initial proposal for a wage compromise. The White House vows full government support to back the Pennsylvania executive and ensure adequate fuel for the public if anthracite production stalls.

Washington Pinchot Coolidge Harrishare Pennays- Tania

Normal teachers hold conference in Helena

Helena August 31. High school normal training teachers of Montana are meeting with Miss May Trumper state superintendent of public instruction to discuss plans for the coming school year and technical matters. Reports from Rome and the Balkans are noted with reserve as observers fear wider Balkan unrest.

Helena High School Normal Training Teachers of Montana Conferenes May Trumper State Superintendent of Public Instruction

Mosher urges Montana farmers to farm scientifically

Curtis L. Mosher Visits Montana and praises state extension work while urging farmers to adopt scientifically minded methods. He warns against relying on grain alone, cites canned milk and butter purchases, and stresses cooperation among business, banks, and farmers to weather economic hardships. He believes Montana has passed its worst financial corner and that banks will strengthen with proper farming and prudent cooperation.

PLC Banking Organization Mosher Montana Bozeman Mr. Mosher Federal Reserve

Oklahoma County under Martial Law proclaimed by governor

Martial law was proclaimed in Tulsa County by Governor J. C. Walton and will take effect tomorrow. The proclamation suspends civil agencies including the courts and grants the writ of habeas corpus to the commanding officer of the military forces, barring operation of civilian authorities without approval.

Oklahoma City Okla Tulsa County J. C. Walton

Successor of Butte Druggist Is Named

Helena Aug 31 Gov Joseph A Dixon announces appointment of J W Selden of Lewistown to succeed W R Montgomery of Butte as member of the Belden with the term expired.

Butte Druggist Helena Joseph A. Dixon J. W. Selden Lewistown Belden W. R. Montgomery Butte

Jefferson Safe Trustees Tapped for Building Inspection

Jefferson trustees discussed reopening the school building amid debate over its safety. Three experts including state fire marshal Brookes and two architects will inspect the Jefferson structure, with a final decision expected at the next meeting.

Ferson School J. D. Wallace Dorseh Barney Lindsay Julia Rodgers W. G. Brookes Lindsay Richard ‘Hermacombe Stewart John Breechbill Missoula Casey Helena W. A. O'Brien Butte Wallace Baldwin Dorsch Marshal Brookes Jefferson George Porter

State to cash salary warrants at Helena banks

Helena banks will cash salary warrants drawn on the state general fund when presented by customers. State Treasurer H. Junod said banks in the city have been informed they will receive and pay warrants for all who hold accounts at that bank upon first presentation. The move applies to maintenance salaries for educational institutions, state custodial institutions, state capital needs, and general expenses, with vendors required to register or present the warrants for payment.

Associated Press Helena H. Junod Hibanks Supre Joseph M. "Dixon Junod Anks

Brooklyn Breaks String Of Losses With 5 to 1 Win Over Giants

Brooklyn ends a 10 game skid by defeating the New York Giants 5 to 1. Ruether pitched eight and a third, relief later saved the shutout after two were out in the ninth. Batteries Brooklyn Scott Jonnard Goway Reuther DeBerry. In other results, Boston tops Philadelphia 3 to 0 and St. Louis beats Pittsburgh 3 to 2 as teams chase standings. Chicago defeats Cincinnati 8 to 1 with key hits.

Brooklyn Giants Ruether New York Scott Jonnard Goway Reuther DeBerry Boston Associated Philadelphia Cooney Weinert Wilson Pittsburg St. Louis Pitsburg Beore Doak Ainsmith Cooper Schmidt Maddox

American Yanks Trim Senators in Two Straight Wins

York Americans defeated Washington 4 to 2 to secure a second straight win. Zahniser was roughed up early, Jones collected two hits driving in two New York runs. Washington 9 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 3. New York 0 1 1 0 0 1 0 1 x 4.

Senators York Washington Zahniser Jones New York Ruel Jones Hoffman

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