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Newspaper

Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Aug 31, 1921

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Rioting Rages in Belfast Streets with Casualties

Belfast riots escalate as police and military clash overnight. Snipers fire from buildings. armored cars deployed. sandbag barricades line streets. homes set ablaze and tram service diverted. Six killed today with dozens wounded, total deaths rising as fighting persists through night. The Irish peace talks reply by Lloyd George is not sent tonight.

Associated Press Belfast York Street Duncairn Gardens North Queens Tawuians Dublin Irish Republican Cabinet Lloyd George Dcity Sinn Fein Hamonn de Valera

Liquor Seizure Dispute Over Return to Owner

Helena August 30 federal and state officials clashed in a Missoula liquor case when Deputy U S A Higgins reported action under Judge Lentz in state court. Sheriff Houston returned to Frank Gleason a seized liquor quantity from March last after federal officials pursued transfer but opted to delay shipment in the dispute.

Standard Helena Missoula United States Yonald Higgins Lents W. H. Houston Frank Gleason Gleason Houston

Judge Gives Him 20 Year Sentence for Robbery

Chicago August 30 A 17 year old boy pleaded guilty to store robbery and was sentenced to 20 years in Pontiac by Chief Justice McDonald of the criminal court. When asked how many robberies he had committed the youth replied Too many to count and when asked how long he had been stealing Too long to remember. The judge noted twenty years in Pontiac and the boy left the courtroom still smiling.

Associated Press Chicago McDonald Criminal Court Joseph Tontocwicz Pontiac Joseph

Montana Wheat Sets New State Record

Montana records a wheat shipment peak with 1,969 cars inspected from August 18 to June 20. Of these, 1,182 cars carried No 2 grade wheat, 30 cars contained No 3, 43 cars had No 1, and 8 cars carried No 1 grade wheat.

Montana Agriculture Eavis Great Falls

Smoot proposes six tax sources to replace current laws

Utah Senator Smoot proposes a new revenue system using six taxation bases including income taxes, corporate profits, tobacco, estate, manufacturers sales, and tariffs. He estimates $3.895 billion for the year, with additional $340 million from unpaid taxes, war salvage, and liquor withdrawals. He will discuss with the Senate Finance Committee as revenue questions open.

Associated Press Washington Smoot Republian Utah Senate Finance Committee

WCTU Convention Opens Amid War Munitions Train

Logan West Virginia reports of armed men near Jeffery Boone County prompt mobilization. Ex soldiers guard courthouse and fortify border as a special train loaded with munitions arrives. Federal troop options discussed with Logan County authorities under high alert.

W.C.T. U Associated Press Logan W. Va Jeffery Boone Logan County Welch McDowell Biherett

Million Dollar Mining Property Transfer in Butte District

Deeds valued at 904000 dollars record transfer of Anselmo lode Anselmo No quis Gnat Trifle and Hope mining claims. International Minerals and Metal corporation transfers to Anselmo Mining corporation of Virginia in a title clearing move. Claims lie near South Alabama Caledonia streets with values: Trifle Gnat 715000 Hope 161000 Marquis 28000. Transactions completed in New York then mailed for recording.

Anselmo Lode Anselmo Noquis Gnat Trifle Hope International Minerals and Metal Corporation Beer, Sondheimer & Co New York Anselmo Mining Corporation of Virginia Anselmo International Company South Alabama Caledonia Streets L. Ralston Anselmo Properties J.C. Pyle Hope Lode Hope Addition Woolman and Antimony Ansélmo Company

Steamer Canadian Importer Missing After Summit of Search

Vancouver August 30 Hope for the safety of the government steamer Canadian Importer and her crew was virtually given up today after the Canadian Winner, which had been searching since Saturday, reported finding no trace. The vessel is believed to have foundered with all aboard.

Prov Vancouver B.C Canadian Importer Canadian Winner

Maginn to Return to Hd Labors in Butte

At a board meeting Clerk Wood read a brief letter from Dr. Maginn requesting an extended leave of absence and plans to return to Butte within 60 days. The trustees voted to grant the request, seemingly ending the dispute with county superintendent Nellie Small.

Wood Maginn Butte

Montana Oil Production Surges in July 1920

United States Geological Survey bulletin shows Montana producing 116,000 barrels in July at 3,800 barrels per day, with June at 14,?00 or 3,800 daily. Across states California led with 10,247,000 barrels, Texas 8,080,000, Oklahoma 10,180,000, and totals for July 40,228,000 barrels nationwide.

Montana United States Geological Survey Colorado Tennessee

World Lender of Movement to Attend Temperance Convention

Miss Anna M. Gordon world president of the Woman's Christian Temperance Union will visit Butte for the state convention. The delegation includes sister organizer Mrs Gordon and local officers. All meetings occur at the First Presbyterian church with Reverend Groeneveld assisting.

Anna M. Gordon Gordon Woman's Christ Union of the World Butte San Fidart Temperance Neiseo Woman's Christian Temperance Union Butte Union First Presbyterian Church Woman's Christian Tem Miss Gordon Frances Willart Miss Willar Christian Temperance Union United Tates Mists Fordon Orld Mise Willard WCTU Mia Ty MN. Stevens Maine Silas Frances Catiyis Mies ‘cc Hiss Gorgon Europe South America Butla Altes Sir Bisiterh "Gorton Thev Union Ban’ Francisco Pational Eee Siee Cordon Gwen Fe Mary Stranahan Havre E. J. Groeneveld

Wage C Fifteen Thousand Wage C Fifteen Thousand

In Cleveland an agreement was reached between the National Window Glass Workers association and the National Association of Window Glass Manufacturers. The union, led by Joseph Neenan, accepted a 28 percent wage reduction affecting about 15,000 workers at 60 factories. The second period begins February 15, with last year’s scale ranging from 1.02 to 8.15 dollars per box.

Associated Press Cleveland Aug National Window Glass Workers Association National Association of Window Glass Joseph Neenan

Suspect Held for Robbery of $46,000

In St Louis on August 30 Thomas Hayes aged 27 was charged with taking part in the $46,000 Standard Oil heist at Wood River on August 4 and held in jail. Miss Mar ret McDonald 21, housed with Hayes as housekeeper, is in custody pending investigation that may identify other gang members.

Associated Press ST. Louis Thomas Hayes Standard Oil Company Wood River Til Marret McDonald Fayes Ang

Wobblies Gather Demand Release in Langdon Jail

About 150 to 200 IWW members gathered at Larimore tonight in a show of force to demand the release of jailed members in Langdon, Cavalier County. The protest followed the arrest of John Johnson, alleged IWW organizer, for interfering with workers who refused to join. The mayor and officers planned to warn the IWW groups to stay away as proceedings were set for Wednesday in Langdon.

John Johnsson

Zion Overseer Bans Baseball and Brass Bands

Zion City overseer Glenn Voliva signed an ordinance banning baseball and brass bands from the city. He called baseball a crime and described brass bands as criminal, prohibiting performances within 300 feet of any street or alley and restricting routes through the city.

Zion City Glenn Voliva Zion

Labor unions ready to discuss unemployment plan

Atlantic City Aug 30 Organized labor led by Samuel Gompers AFL president said they are ready to consider a government invitation to a conference on unemployment. The AFL would support any conference but some oppose federation participation. The council will push a program for federal and state work programs in public works and road building. Gompers will pursue the matter upon returning to Washington. The council urged states to adopt or amend workers compensation laws to align with Ohio’s act.

Atlantic City N. J Organized Labor Samuel Gompers American Federation of Labor Executive Council Gompers Operation Organized Labor Federation Pon Washington Oho Ohio State Works

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U. S Harding Beig Chesapeake & Ohio Anselmo Company Dr. Maginnn Hd Labors Anna Gordon San Francisco Zion Overseer A. F. of L
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