Go-Getters Rally Recruits 150 Members in 2.5 Hours
A sprint recruitment drive by the Go-Getters yields 150 new members in under two hours and thirty minutes with total funds collected reaching $2,183.
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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1921
Page
1
In the Senate Nearly 500 Bills Begin in First Session
In the Senate, about 500 bills were introduced as the session opens. Many measures have previously advanced through committees and remain under consideration. The pace signals broad activity as lawmakers tackle taxes education and public policy.
Peace and tariffs urged by Harding in wartime policy address
President Harding called for a congressional declaration of peace and reaffirmation of Versailles treaty provisions, rejecting League of Nations participation. He urged an emergency tariff, tax revision, railway reform, budget legislation, public welfare department and probes into lynchings and race relations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Versailles League of Nations
Harding
Congress
League
House Ways and Means Committee
Wilson
Department of Public Welfare
Morse Cup Signals First Day At Y Roundup
Go-getters gathered 150 new members and $2,183 at the Y luncheon kickoff. Dr A W Morse’s Let Er Buck team won the loving cup with $172 and nine new members, while David Kilroy led men’s teams with 15 new members and $168. Ruth Davis headed the women with 11 members and $107 as Let Er Buck led at 54 members and $907. Powder River division posted 45 members and $881. Paul D Shafer topped individuals with nine members and $102. three others tied for second with $100.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. A L. Mogge
A. W. Morse
David Kilroy
Ruth Davis
Powder River
Paul D. Shafer
W. T. Ballard
Alec Blewett
Ross Graham
Surrendering IWW members to Leavenworth
Chicago April 12 A majority of Industrial Workers of the World members affected by the Supreme Court ruling refusing a review of their 1918 convictions surrendered tonight and will be transported to Leavenworth Kansas peniten tiary Monday William Haywood will surrender within a day or two Easy 1918 convictions and relocation details are given with plain language.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Chicago
Industrial Workers of the World
United States Supreme Court
Leavenworth, Kan
William Haywood
Senate debates range from taxes to anti strike laws
In Washington reports show 500 today in senate proposals versus 2,500 in the house. Smoot backs a sale tax and wool embargo. Poindexter would ban strikes in interstate commerce. La Follette seeks Irish republic recognition. Ashurst supports Lower California purchase and McCumber offers veterans compensation plan. Fish plans to withdraw troops from Europe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Follette
Ashurst
Lower
California
Associated Press
Washington
Senate
House
Smoot
Utah
King
Poindexter
Arizona
Mexico
McCumber
North Dakota
House of Representatives
Fish
New York
Europe
Briggs Resigns, Campbell Named Successor at Calumet Mining
Charles B. Briggs, a 20 year president of the Calumet & Arizona Mining Co, based in Calumet, Michigan, resigns in Bisbee Arizona. Gordon R. Campbell, also of Calumet and former secretary of the firm, succeeds him as president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Bisbee, Ariz
Charles B. Briggs
Calumet, Mich
Calumet & Arizona Mining Company
Gordon R. Campbell
Calumet
Japanese rail officer visits American lines in Montana
K Kaise, assistant to the president of the South Manchuria railway, stays at the Thornton hotel in Butte and tours Milwaukee railway demonstrations with Superintendent Barrett. He discusses Manchuria coal mines, a steel plant, wage levels, and hopes for world trade reestablishment while predicting two years of potential improvement. He sees no conflict with California issues and favors amicable relations between Japanese and American interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. Kaise
South Manchurian Railway
Milwaukee
Butte
Thornton Hotel
Asia
Mr. Kaise
South Manchuria
Harlowton
Salt Lake
Japan
Manchueia
Fuscan
Manchuria
Katse
Douglas Works to Halt Copper Production in Arizona
Bisbee April 12 The Calumet and Arizona Mining company will suspend copper production at its Douglas mines and reduce ore processing in its smelters within a week to ten days after a board meeting. The move completes a mining shutdown here with Copper Queen Mining already halting production and smelting. About 1,000 workers will stay on for development and construction. Colonel Greenway said the company carries a surplus of 35 million pounds of copper despite the past two years of reduced output.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Bisbee
Ariz
Douglas
Calumet & Arizona Mining Company
Calumet & Arizona
Copper Queen Mining Company
Phelps-Dodge Corporation
Copper Queen
Colonel Greenway
Woman confesses to murder linked to husband sentence
Boise Idaho April 12 Mrs Frances Ernst tearfully told the state board of pardons that she herself killed F A Rehberg, a crime for which her husband Charles Ernst is serving a life term. The killing happened two years ago at Rehberg's cabin in Lemhi county mountains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Boise
Idaho
Frances Ernst
F. A. Rehberg
State Board of Pardons
Charles Ernst
Rehberg
Mountain
Lemhi County
Beating the Barrier in Winnipeg Rail Rush
Local railway officials report Canadian wheat and flour are being rushed to American dealers to dodge the anticipated tariffs if the Fordney tariff bill becomes law. The action underscores rising cross border trade tension amid looming duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Winnipeg
United States
Mexican revolution rumors reach Rio Grande frontier
Reports received by government agents indicate a revolutionary movement in Mexico is planned to begin May 6. Information comes from representatives along the Rio Grande, with details hence far limited and unconfirmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
San Antonio
Texas
Mexico
Rio Grande
Public g audience to see body transport train
April 12 at Maarn station preparations are under way to obscure the body of Augusta Victoria as it is moved to Germany. Large tubs of plants will line the track to shield the moving train from public view.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Doorn
Maarn
Augusta Victoria
Germany
Warren's Condition Pronounced Hopeless
Late last night word from Gen Charles S. Warren's home said the Butte fencer was unconscious and his case had been pronounced hopeless. Death was expected within hours, relatives said.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlies S. Warren
Butte
Three rescued from Colonel Bowie wreck off Tampico
In a wireless report from the Norwegian steamer Cissna to Gulf Export and Transportation Co owners, only three of the 22 aboard the Bowie line steamship Colonel Bowie were rescued after it foundered last night in the Gulf of Mexico off Tampico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gulf of Mexico
Colonel Bowie
Gulf of
Cissna
Gulf Export and Transportation Company
Railway wage dispute settles without strike
New York April 12 The railway wage dispute will be settled without a strike. Howard Elliott chairman of the Northern Pacific board said at the stockholders meeting that important decisions by the railway labor board were expected after roads presented their arguments Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
Howard Elliott
Northern Pacific Railroad
Railway Labor Board
Railway commissions seek jobs boost for road building
Helena dispatch reports the state railway commission held a session on sands cements and gravels and other rules and regulations. The central aim was to find ways to stimulate road building to provide for the unemployed. Washington note says the Senate reopened the fight over the Colombian treaty with Senator Lodge leading the ratification effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Helena
State Railway Commission
Washington
Senate
Senger Lodge
Greek fleet drawn up at Dardanelles entrance
Constantinople dispatch reports the Greek fleet assembled outside the entrance to the Dardanelles, as relayed by the Exchange Telegraph.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
London
Dardanelles
Constantinople
Exchange Telegraph
Drastic Guts of Wages by A S & R
New York April 12 the salaried forces of the American Smelting and Refining company will take a 20 percent cut effective June 1. Fifteen hundred executives with total annual salaries of 3 750 000 are affected as well as about 12 000 wage earners facing 30 to 40 percent reductions based on wartime wages. The cut reaches from President Simon Guggenheim downward to various managers and superintendents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
American Smelting and Refining Company
Simon Guggenheim
Great Britain and coal miners fail to settle strike
London April 12 The conference of mine owners miners and government officials failed to reach a settlement in the miners strike. Miners refused Lloyd George proposals for a national wage settlement without a national pool of profits. Transport workers and railway men suspended strike notices. The government proposal to offer temporary wage relief after settlement was rejected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
London
Lloyd George
Morse and Taylor named to Montana livestock board
Helena April 12 J E Morse of Dillon and former Senator L B Taylor of Blaine county were appointed by the governor to serve six years on the state board of livestock commissioners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Helena
J. E. Morse
Dillon
L. B. Taylor
Blaine County
State Board of Livestock Commissioners
State Board of Equalization Opens Year Meeting
Helena reports the first meeting of the new state board of equalization will be held tomorrow to set tax and fiscal policy for the year. Members will review assessments and related financial measures affecting counties and municipalities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Associated Press
Helena
State Board of Equalization
Editors to Meet in Whitefish Montana
Great Falls April 12 The Montana State Press association will hold its annual meeting on July 28 29 and 30 in Whitefish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Great Falls
Montana State Press Association
Whitefish
President Harding's Message to Congress Printed
The complete text of President Harding's message to congress is printed on page 6 of this number.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harding
Congress
Irrigation Bill Agreed Upon by Western Leaders
Western senators and representatives reached a consensus on an irrigation bill introduced by Representative Smith of Idaho and Senator McNary of Oregon. It authorizes a 250 million dollar appropriation over seven years and allows sale of irrigation district bonds when project values double construction cost, with about 500 million dollars expected for reclamation in the West over 20 years. The measure narrows scope to arid land irrigation, leaving drainage issues for separate action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Smith
Idaho
McNary
Oregon
Tax expert proposes 5 percent corporate tax in place of excess profits tax
Washington April 12 T S Adams treasury tax expert told the American Farm Bureau Federation conference that a 5 percent tax on corporations should replace the excess profits tax. He also opposed a sales tax.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
American Farm Bureau Federation
T.S. Adams
Treasury Department
Governor appoints Sidney Miller deputy registrar of state lands
Helena report states Governor Dixon announced the appointment of Sidney Miller to be deputy register of state lands in a pale April 12 decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Dixon
Sidney Miller
Harding Declarations Indorsed by Republicans
Republican leaders in the Senate including Lodge Johnson and Borah praised President Hardings message rejecting U S involvement in the League of Nations and urging congressional action to end the state of war with a Knox resolution. Democratic leaders expressed mixed feelings while some irreconcilables doubted ratification prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Harding
Congress
United States
League of Nations
Senate
Lodge
League
Johnson
California
Borah
Idaho
Hitchcock
Nebraska
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Nannwraia Aru
Humuue
Potomac Park
International
Morse
Buck
Leavenworth
Reed
Missouri
Great Britain
France
French Antilles
Wisconsin
Owen
Oklahoma
Federal Reserve Bank
Maryland
McLean
Theodore Roosevelt
Briggs
Douglas Works
Warren
Associated Preas
Beaumont
Bowie Line
Tampico
Colombia
ON Livestock Board
Board OF Equalization
League of Nation
Kellogg
Minnesota
Association of Nations
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