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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1919
Page
8
Berlin reports from Riga state General Gough told Petrograd residents an assault on the city is imminent and that once Petrograd is freed from Bolshevik rule food will be supplied.
A. R. Lynn, president of the Iai national Poundey Workers union, spoke on shipyard conditions and a metal trades strike but said he had not yet reviewed all conditions. A committee was formed to arrange theater accommodations for Robert Miner amid injury reports and possible public favor for a Str. Miner date, with Henderson also to be involved soon.
Washington reports outline for President Wilson to tour the circuit starting tomorrow. Accompanying are Hear Admiral Cary T. Grayson and Secretary Tumulty with a corps of officers and stenographers. The president plans about 30 speeches in the West and South, delivering brief platform addresses in smaller towns along the route. The first address is set for Columbus on Thursday morning with the final one in Louisville, Ky., Sept 29. He will return to Washington the next day aboard the presidential train.
August weather records show temperatures near 93 with a high 81.8 and low 10.3 for the month. Precipitation reached 105, nine days above an inch, ten clear or mostly clear days, and a fall in late month temperatures. Fine smoke from Missoula and Philipsburg affected visibility, with white ash noted. An early winter is forecast by local forecasters based on cooler, clearer trends and barometer readings.
Reports describe two boys under ten years taken for arrest on Butte street for breaking electric glass globes and causing trouble at a theater. Authorities warn that repeat theft will lead to transfer to an industrial school. A separate anecdote notes a clergyman joking about a cellar whiskey bottle survey with Mike.
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