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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 17, 1920
Page
3
Public anger in Japan rises as details emerge of the Nikolaievsk killings. The massacre, including the consulate fire and the deaths of the consul general, his wife and children, prompts calls for punitive action or annexation of the district. A special parliamentary session and a memorial service are planned.
Enver Pasha, Turkish nationalist commander, hid from British and American intelligence for months, spending time in Riga prison before arriving in Kiel. He later escaped again after brief family visit, recounting his six attempts to reach Moscow and noting British scrutiny while evading capture.
Chicago August 16 the Chicago Livestock Exchange accepted a lower schedule of commission charges prepared by Meredith secretary of lagrie Sulture. The new scale shows commissions of 2a and 32 30 when stock is owned by different groups, reflecting reduced rates.
In Denver a magistrate's court heard J P Lawless pay $149 for goats feasting on R Hogan household items. The menu included a chandelier brass handle sewing machine cover upholstery paint plants and various garden items. Neighbors testified to intruders, while Lawless denied fault and refused compensation for cans possibly harmed by the goats.
New York fashion display by the Millinery Association of America promises cheaper hats this fall. Dealers nationwide report prices easing for popular models while Paris designs are echoed in locally made styles. Designers profiled include three young men once earning modest salaries who now command high incomes in Missouri Indiana and Ohio.
Ottawa Canada The Dominion government will not market the 1920 wheat crop and will revert to normal postwar methods. Sir George Foster minister of trade and commerce said the government will monitor conditions outside Canada and may invoke wartime legislation if public interest requires action.
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