Alderman Presents Fixes at D14 Mills to Judiciary
Alderman Sylvester presents conclusions to the city council on the Newtaklewy at D14mills case. Council refers the matter to the judiciary for action.
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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 1921
Page
1
Alderman Sylvester presents conclusions to the city council on the Newtaklewy at D14mills case. Council refers the matter to the judiciary for action.
Butte 1921 tax rates set at 2114 mills with allocations for general fund sinking fund library streets firemen and disability. Montana Power cannot cut rates but suggests changes saving city about 4749 dollars including replacing 484 lamp types and adjusting lighting.
From New York August 3 two liners depart for Cherbourg Bremen and Rio de Janeiro Buenos Aires The 25 570 ton George Washington carries over 1800 passengers including 250 American Legion members bound for France to visit the battlefields The 10 600 ton Huron carries more than 100 passengers bound for South American east coast ports.
Frances Symons daughter of Mr and Mrs William Symons married Philip Hhrlieh a lawyer and club man of San Francisco in a ceremony at the temple. The bridal party included maid of honor Carrie Rothenberg and bridesmaid Miles Freda Pious with flower girls Mannah Ruth Cohen and Beatrice Rothenberg. Best man John Abramhanson and ushers Stanley Symons Jack Abramhanson and Robert Rothenberg. Dr SK Kevin officiated as Mendelssohn’s Wedding March played by the temple choir. The entry procession featured the bride accompanied by her father and mother.
Washington August 3 Secretary of the Treasury Mellon will appear before the House Ways and Means Committee to present a revised memo on possible new taxation sources. He may be recalled to discuss railroad financing involving four government departments.
Knights of Columbus may mobilize its 00,000 members to oppose foreign propaganda in America if needed. Supreme Master John H. Reddin says the organization will flood towns with pamphlets to present America’s true origins and greatness, while Edward McSweeney accuses Japan and European nations of running propaganda here.
Madison August 3 A Wisconsin opinion from Assistant Attorney General J B Messerschmidt says drinkers of non intoxicating liquor must stand far enough from bars to avoid foot rails or placing glasses on the counter to avoid violating the law.
Traction Company cannot meet its financial obligations and mortgage on property is foreclosed.
Des Moines officials scramble when federal order ends streetcar service at midnight. City eyes buses with flanged wheels, temporary licenses, and organized automobile groups to move residents. Wagons and carts join makeshift transport. walkers urged for near downtown residents while franchise talks loom. Officials anticipate sale of railway property within about 60 days.
In San Francisco on August 3, the Building Trades conference of the Bay district ordered a strike of all union building mechanics tonight despite a U B Carpenter guidance that locals joining would lose their charters. PH. McCarthy, president, and N H McLean, secretary, telegraphed Indianapolis seeking permission to proceed.
Penatang Ontario August 3 supreme chieftains of the Huron and Troquois tribes ended centuries of feud by burying the hatchet and smoking the pipe of peace during tercentenary celebrations for Samuel de Champlain the first white man to visit their lands in this country.
In Angora Asia Minor on August 3 Turkish nationalist authorities sentenced Jay to death and executed sixty Greek prisoners and local natives of Samsun. The action targets reg subjects and natives amid the ongoing conflict with Greek forces.
A Montana romance ends in a wedding as Miss Virginia McAuliffe of Butte marries William M Walterskirchen of Missoula at the Trynaculate Convention church Missoula. Attendants include sisters Anna and Frances McAuliffe with best man Charles McAuliffe. Ushers John McAuliffe Neal Harrington Osborne Ashford. The bride wore white satin with duchess lace, orange blossom veil and a pearl necklace. A family breakfast followed and a reception was held at the bride’s home.
Federal agents seized a shipment of 30 000 bottles of beer alleged to be 4 percent alcohol in the terminal railroad yards this afternoon in St Louis Missouri. Two men who requested the beer were arrested as the enforcement action unfolded.
The body of Enrico Caruso lay in the room where he died as a royal permission allows a tomorrow burial. Services will be in San Francesco di Paola Basilica with Naples officials speaking and the American consul possibly addressing on behalf of the United States and New York. The city mourns a man who brought fame and kindness to the people of Italy and beyond.
Conflicting testimony during a congressional inquiry into criticism of Federal Reserve credit policies. John Williams accuses the system of false statements while Governor Strong defends prerogatives amid interruptions. The hearing includes three general charges against Williams and colleagues as senators and agricultural interests observe.
Former Senator Clark, head of the Montana Bankers Association in Butte, will be honored by fellow chamber members with election to the presidency at the association’s eighteenth annual meeting in Helena. His long service and strong ties to Montana banking are highlighted as key factors in the choice.
New York Aug 3 The big eastern railroads will inform the four railroad brotherhoods and the Switchmen's Union next week of continued wage cuts and the elimination of time and one half for overtime for engine, train and yard service workers. A conference between eastern presidents' conference executives and union heads set the action in motion. Wages were 12 percent cut effective July, and until final action is taken, referendums and agreements under the recent railroad labor board act will stay in abeyance.
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