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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1923
Page
3
An advertisement touts Othine double strength for freckles. It claims an ounce suffices to remove dark spots with a guaranteed money back if it fails, and advises nightly and morning application for a clear complexion.
The report shows 1,818 business failures nationwide in June, the smallest monthly total in two years, signaling a potential easing of financial distress for firms.
A public editorial urges President Harding to extend the Yellowstone National Park by adding the Teton mountain region, about 1500 square miles, to Montana’s national playground. It argues enlargement benefits all Americans and urges support from Congress and the public.
A zigzag of items reports jewel theft from Jackie Coogan’s home in Los Angeles, a Portland allegation trading children for livestock, Lark Thornington’s conviction for improper guarding, and Cole Sprin’s Pike’s Peak ascent find. Bryan’s speech in Des Moines, a Sing Sing execution note, Higginbotham’s murder verdict in Lake City, and a Chicago murder death verdict involving Sabelle Nitti Crudelle. Insurance climbs for Mitten and Hint. U.S. vehicle registrations rise sharply to 18,048,128 with 1923 gains projected.
Butte youths John Kelley aged 14 and Frank Fagan aged 10 were drowned when their canoe capsized on Lake Avoca. Lifesavers recovered the youths, but both died at the scene. Authorities investigated the incident and reminded boaters to wear life jackets.
Construction on the new Finlen hotel in Butte shows steady progress with completion targeted around January 1. Crews work on structural and exterior phases as plans move toward opening.
The Blackfeet headmen join Sioux Nez Perces and Cheyenne in demanding compensation for lands seized by white encroachment. They argue old treaties violated rights, backed by a new claims system in Washington where Congress may fund relief. emphasis on historic boundaries and Montana as hunting grounds.
Miles City reports forty percent completion on the Miles City to Ashland rail grade. Montana Power contests Mystic Lake power project construction after contract award. Valier bank robbery missing suspects remain at large. Lewistown Cat Creek oil profits for May reach $28,200 with a deep East Cat Creek test planned. Portland and Spokane capital back the venture. Shelby Howling No 4 well near Howling No 3 yields 200 barrels daily. Yellowstone park visitation surpasses previous peak with north entrance leading. Butte clerks union and Silver Bow Employers ratify first half holiday. Silver Bow county budget drafts for 1924-25 estimated at $706,466, up $80,000.
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