"ACHIEVED BY BUSINESS, LABOR & GOVERNMENT FORCES"

PRESIDENT PRESENTS REPORT ON POST-WAR REVIVAL OF BUSINESS

Butte, Montana* (JFK+50) On June 29, 1923, President Warren G. Harding presented a report on the post-war revival of American business.  

The President, according to the Associated Press, "declared that national mobilizing by business, labor and government forces to overcome depression 'was no less accomplished than the great co-operation to win the war.'"

The President said...

 "No other people has had the fortune to parallel the achievements."

*Butte, today Montana's 5th largest city, was established in 1864 as a mining camp in the Northern Rocky Mts on the Continental Divide.  It became the largest copper boomtown of the American West.

SOURCE

"President Points To Prosperity As Answer To Critics," The Evening Star, Washington, D.C., Chronicling America, Library of Congress, www.loc.gov/

 

 

The Phantom Foe

American Theater

December 25 1920

Exhibitors Herald

(Oct-Dec 1920)