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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1924
Page
12
The ad offers girls dresses in gingham long waist style with organdie collars priced at 1.45 and 1.19. School shoes for children in black or brown kid leather soles and rubber heels are available up to size 2, priced at 1.98 per pair.
Washington reports show both parties delaying the start of the national campaign nine weeks before election day. Republicans favor the quiet, fearing Coolidge continuation. Democrats blame delays on the Ku Klux Klan issue and argue Davis must press his western tour to energize the nationwide fight.
Twenty four leaders of anti soviet parties in the Georgian republic were executed after a Georgian Cheka trial condemned them to death for the attempted overthrow of the soviet regime in several towns and villages last Friday night.
Large numbers from Butte plan to motor to Dillon for the Beaverhead county fair which opened yesterday and runs through Saturday. Dillon prepares to entertain visitors with an unusually fine display of agricultural products. roads are expected to be busy with Butte autos.
Emerson Hough extols Molly Wingate as the heroine in The Covered Wagon photodrama adapted by Jack Cunningham. James Cruze produces the Paramount picture now on view at the Broadway theater.
Police were told yesterday of several room break-ins in Butte. G. Gunderson of the Park hotel reported $5, clothing, a gold watch chain and other items missing. Miss Inch said a bracelet and pearl beads were taken from her Leonard hotel room. Joe Burge, arriving from Nevada, lost $75 to two men in the 300 block of South Arizona Street.
The Christian Science church board in Boston urged all members to qualify themselves for public spirited citizenship by voting in all primaries and elections, asking believers to render this public service in the interest of righteous government.
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