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Newspaper

Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Aug 29, 1921

Page

3

Bodies recovered of two Americans after ZR-2 crash

The bodies of Lieutenant Commander Emery Coil of Marionette Ohio and red Pettitt of New York were recovered during salvage of the ZR-2 at Hull England. The air ministry said a large portion of the airship had been salvaged and that Coil's parachute body was found. Graves registrations officials arrived from Paris to supervise embalming as the Dauntless prepared to sail.

Associated Press London Emery Coil Red Pettitt Hull Air Ministry Coll Marietta Ohio United States Navy Pettitt New York AIR Force England Falmouth United States Ameri Graves Registration Service Paris

Two Men Die Racing a Train Near Augusta Wisconsin

Two men, John Johnson and Fred Poliski, both of Augusta, were killed when their automobile was struck by a Chicago, St. Paul, Minneapolis and Omaha passenger train while racing to a crossing one half mile west of Augusta. Conductor C. H. Gillin and engineer Jacob Haid reported the collision occurred at noon.

Associated Press Augusta Wis Chicago, St. Paul Minneapolis Omaha Here John Johnson Fred Poliski C. H. Gillin Jacob Haid

Armstead Mines plan large expansion in Idaho

Armstead Mines of Bonner county Idaho plans extensive development with 44 claims and three mill sites approved by Maj. Harry Armstead. A. H. Burroughs stated over $500,000 already spent, 100,000 tons of ore blocked for treatment at Little Toe mine, with 6% zinc, 1% lead, 0.7% copper and 20 oz silver per ton. Additional mill and equipment ordered, 6% capacity increase, and new housing for workers near Lake Pend Oreille.

Armstead Mines, Incorporated Bonner County Idaho A. H. Burroughs Butte Harry H. Armstead Plain Beaverhead County Armstead Harry Armstead Blacktall Mountain Montana Burroughs Salt Lake Amstead Coeur’ d'Alenes Lake Pend ’Oreille Armstead Mines, Ltd Little Joe North Dakota Major Armstead Sonner County

Diocesan Council Plans Announced for Helena Diocese

Delegates appointed by pastors will meet in Butte on Sunday September 4 for aims discussion and local unit planning. Mass at St Patrick's Church with Bishop John P Carroll, 2 p.m. council session at Knights of Columbus. Patrick O Grady and Jere Shea to speak on parish unit organization. Shen to attend national convention in Washington.

Helena Butte Knights of Columbus St. Patrick's Church John P. Carroll Jere K F. Shea Council Patrick O'Grady Washington D. C National Council Shen Washington, D. C

Harvey's Granddaughter Sails Alone to Europe

Dorothy Thompson, granddaughter of George Harvey the U.S. ambassador to the Court of St. James, sailed aboard the Aquitania for Europe to visit relatives. She travels without a family escort under ship supervision, with her family believing she will face no danger.

Dorothy Thompson George Harvey United States Court of St. James Europe Aquitania Dorothy

Railway Strike Ballots Mailed to Four Rail Unions

Ballots on acceptance or rejection of a 400 million wage cut ordered by the railroad labor board were mailed to about 409 300 members of the Big Four brotherhoods and the Switchmen's Union of North America. The Dearborn unions issued joint ballots, while the Trainmen’s ballot cited concern that the joint version did not fairly reflect all aspects and would not guarantee members’ wishes if wages remained reduced. Ballot recipients included 150 000 trainmen, 115 000 firemen, 70 000 engineers, 60 000 conductors, and 14 000 switchmen, with the wage cut effective July 1, 1921.

Associated Brees Cleveland Railroad Labor Board Big Four Switchmen’s Union of North America Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen Order of Railway Conductors Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen United States Railroad Labor Board Labor Board Chicago Grand Lodge

Unclear fragment highlights Chicago July decision event

Fragmentary report from Hampton Beach Aug 28 notes a decision to submit a reduction to men and references a drowning incident involving three young women near a tuber. The text includes disjointed names and phrases, offering limited coherent facts.

Hampton Beach N. H Binner Fia Moxeley North “Anse

George Mooney on Road to Recovery

George Mooney who had surgery Friday to remove a bullet from his brain was reported resting easily at Columbia Hospital. Dr Dry Frank Williams the city physician who performed the operation said Mooney would likely recover. The bullet lay deeply embedded requiring a deep probe to locate. Mooney had shot himself in a suicide attempt about two weeks ago authorities state.

George Mooney Columbia Hospital Frank Williams Mooney

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