Legislation Delayed Likely to Fall Voter Roll
Western road leaders refuse pressure from the Big Five brotherhoods. The groups seek wage cutbacks offset by time and one-half overtime, aiming to stave off further decreases and push the bill into fall.
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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 19, 1921
Page
1
Lloyd George Appreciated Japan's Help
Premier Lloyd George lauded Japan for aid and called for greater understanding among Japan, the United States, and Britain to strengthen ties and cooperation in future events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd George
Japan
United States
Western railroads reject wage cut demands in two day meeting
Western carriers refused the Brotherhoods demands to withdraw wage decrease requests and to abandon plans to eliminate time and one half for overtime. The committee cited public interest and ongoing labor costs as barriers to lower rates, while noting possible future public rate reductions depend on costs. Lloyd George voices hope for an Anglo Japanese understanding to stabilize Pacific affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Chicago
Railwa Brotherhoods
Western Railroads
Brotherhoods
A. W. Trenholm
Chicago, St. Paul
Minneapolis & Omaha
Bob. Greer Tee
Waukee
8. Paul
W. T. Tyler
Northern Pacific
G. de Wald
Southern Pacific
Calvin
Union Pacific
Fupne
Raabor Board
Railroad Labor Board
Livya George
Great Britain
Japan
United States
Washington
Hatch New Mexico Wiped Off Map by Cloudburst
The town of Hatch New Mexico 38 miles north of Las Cruces was destroyed by a flood after a cloudburst. About 500 residents escaped to the hills with no reported deaths. Santa Tereza village nearby was nearly wiped out. relief efforts and guard measures along the Rio Grande are underway as crews assess damage and plan drainage options.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Mexico
Associated Press
Las Cruces
Hatch
N. M
Here
Chamber of Commerce
Santa Tereza
Dean Goddard
New Mexico College of Agriculture
Thomas Brownlee
United States Reclamation Service
Death sentences commuted by Governor Dixon
Special dispatch from Helena reports Governor Dixon commuting the death sentences of Theodore Chronopoulos and Steve Byrne of Butte to life imprisonment each. The board of pardons will hear the case, and the Aug. 26 hangings may be halted if approved. The murders of Sylvester Prewatt in December 1919 led to five defendants with varied verdicts, including acquittals for Brady and life terms for Byrne and Chronopoulos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Aus
Joseph M. Dixon
Theodore Chronopoulos
Steve Byrne
Butte
Siiver Bow County
State Board of Pardons
Chronopoulos
Byrne
J. Prenatt
Brady
Tom Williams
Gust Andros
Dixon
Board of Pardons
District Court of
Silver Bow County
Andrew Brady
Gust
Andros
Sylvester Prewatt
Jo Just Andros
Policeman Brady
Prewatt
Supreme Court
Silver Bow Court
Supreme Courts
Uncertain Irish Situation Delays Parliament Adjournment
London reports indicate government plans shift due to Irish developments. Parliament will adjourn until October 16 with the speaker able to reconvene if needed. Prime Minister Lloyd George is expected to address the Irish issue shortly before adjournment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Lloyd George
Tomor
Montana Freemasons Elect Officers and Plan Homes
Sessions of Montana A F and A M grand lodge at Butte temple concluded with election of officers and charter grants. Helena chosen for 1922 meeting. new lodges approved or moved, petitions referred for action. Masonic home trustees elected. plans for a 50000 dollar orphanage building with capacity for 30 children discussed. Carlton Mather honored as surviving member of the 1866 Virginia City gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Lodge
A. F
A. M
Montana
Butte Masonic Temple
Helena
Ocers
Henry C. Smith
Miles City
Claude J McAllister
Kalispell
C. 8. Bell
Billings
H.L. Hart
Hamilton
Richard Lockey
Cornelius Hedges
Frank B. Lewis
Bozeman
W. J. Marshall
Missoula
E. W. Spotswood
J. M. Falls
Hagstrom
Lewis Town
A L. Ward
Havre
Stephen P. Wright
Butts
Daniel Murr
Forsyth
George D. Vickers
Sheridan
Tiler
Powder River
Broadus
Powder River County
Tyre Lodge
Richey
Dawson County
Belt Lodge
Belt
Cascade County
Friendship Lodge
Lewistown
Belfry
Carlon County
Park Lodge
Wilsall
Park County
Kotana Lodge
Mondak
Rainville
Madison Lodge
Madison River
Jeffers
Ennis
Fairview
Richland County
Ballantine
Yellowstone County
Masonic Home
Lew L. Callaway
Great Falls
Charles W. Pomeroy
Robert J Hathaway
Glenn
Carlton Mather
South Arizona Street
Butte
Virgina City
Mather
Helena Lodge
Montana Grand Lodge
Cresson Denies Conspiracy Charge in Bergdoll Case
Cresson of Fort Crook Neb denies conspiracy in Bergdoll escape case after a Washington report by a five member special committee. The paymaster theft occurred in San Francisco as gang stole $9 000 payroll from the Can company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C. Cresson
Bergdoll
Amprintet Press
Washington
Samuel
Army
Jonna God de Grennon
Grover
Cleveland Bergdoll
Associated Press
Omaha
Aug
Cresson
Fort Crook
Neb
Grover C. Bérgdoll
Associated Free
San Francisco
Tangis
Walter Afayersid
George Beban
Incan Cane Company
Senate Deadlock Over Stanley Amendment Slows Anti Beer Bill
Washington August 18 disagreement over the Stanley amendment to the anti beer bill strained congressional talks. Prohibition leaders balked at home search penalties as written, while Wayne B Wheeler denied involvement in the confidential conference. Senate and House managers debated trimming provisions to permit possible beer regulations by the treasury department before the recess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri Solon
Senate
Wayne B. Wheeler
Associated Press
Washington
Stanley
Congress
Prohibition
Treary Department
Cor
Eftec
Wena
Sterting
South” Dakota
House
Eure
Mallee
Antisaloon League
Reed
Missouri
Sterling
Wheeler
Food relief for Russia to begin without delay
Washington August 18 The Associated Press reports Secretary Hoover says a satisfactory agreement with Riga authorities enables the American Relief Administration to start famine relief for Russian children immediately. The plan keeps American control of food supplies and uses New York offices to ship via Danzig. Harding endorses the effort urging unity of relief under one American organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Riga
American Relief Administration
Russia
Hoover
American Organisation
New York
Danzig
Poland
Austria
Harding
United States
New Orleans Stores Prohibit Fashion Edges On Help
In New Orleans on August 18, city department stores announced prohibitions affecting young female employees. The rules cover bobbed hair lace stockings rolled-down stockings short skirts lattice work sweaters and makeup with plans by other firms to follow soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prev
New Orleans
Otherepartnens Ores
Charges Against Alaska Crew Wreck Trial Reveals Slack Rescue Efforts
Federal inspectors heard testimony on August 18 about negligence aboard the steamer Alaska after it struck Blunt's reef. Alaska officers McClintock and Duspre described failed rescue attempts, language barriers, and fear among passengers as the ship changed course at 8 26 p m amid thick weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Alaska
Annox
William E. McClintock
Annex
McClintock
Hilmer
Mate
Also Mentioned on This Page
Tates
Pacific
David Lloyd George
House of Commons
al. Lloyd George
General Smuts
Ireland
Mr. Lloyd George
Head OF Eagles
Thomas L. Kiley
Marion
Ohio
D. Weed
Wisconsin
J. Mf. Morin
Chronos
Dail Eireann
Britain
Masons
Treasury
Snes
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