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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1922
Page
1
Clemenceau hails Abraham Lincoln as one of the greatest men that ever lived at the resting place of the martyred president. The tribute at the Lincoln tomb emphasizes the enduring impact of Lincoln on history and democracy.
W Hogkefeller, former treasurer of Standard Oil Company of New York, dies of pneumonia after a brief illness. He passed away last Monday.
Venizelos tells delegates Asia Minor campaign bankrupts nation unable to pay Turkish liabilities.
Former French premier Georges Clemenceau visited the Lincoln tomb in Oakridge cemetery and paid tribute to Abraham Lincoln and to American soldiers who died in World War I. He spoke of striving to be like Lincoln and placed a wreath on the sarcophagus as officials announced a further wreath dedication to Rainbow division soldiers.
Washington AP reports a Thanksgiving at the White House with Mrs. Harding dining in the dining room for the first time since August. Her condition has shown progress in two weeks and she may walk about her room. Attorney General Daugherty attended as her only guest and she dined in a wheelchair.
In Sofia, 24 former Greek cabinet ministers awaiting trial on charges tied to Bulgaria's wartime actions. Eleven from the Radoslavoff cabinet facing penalties for entering the war with Germany, thirteen from earlier ministries linked to the Balkan Wars. Alarm that radical Agrarians may demand the death penalty. American and allied ministers petitioned for release of Gueshoff Malinoff and Todoroff cabinet members, charged with insufficient 1912 war diplomacy.
George Harvey the American ambassador spoke at a Thanksgiving dinner of the Anglo American society in Manchester England outlining six points for United States policy. He urged peace concert with Europe, free equal rights for nations, restraint from entangling alliances, and policies guided by love of freedom. He stressed cordial Anglo American relations and concluded the toast was accepted.
A man identifying as Frank W. Willis, 28, was captured by Cleveland police and charged with first degree murder for the Columbus officer killings. Willis denies involvement or presence in Columbus.
The Democrats announce they will resume their filibuster against the Dyer anti lynching bill in the Senate, with Republicans pledging to continue the fight. Leaders debate whether adjournment will occur tomorrow night or Monday noon as both chambers eye sine die adjournment and possible cross party resolutions.
President Harding and Secretary Wallace, with 12 Republican senators led by Indiana’s Watson, outlined a single administration bill to extend relief to both small farmers and large cattle, grain growers, using the Federal Farm Loan Board for financing. The plan aims for larger liberal credits and cheaper interest, prioritizing direct aid to those facing mortgage foreclosures and unable to market cattle and crops.
A. J. Ogaard and H. R. Sumner depart Bozeman for Chicago to oversee Montana 225 entries in the international grain and hay show. They cite Montana’s 1922 quality surpassing prior years and note the state’s wheat world prize last year with the largest ever exhibit including wheat, oats, barley, timothy, clover and alfalfa.
North Dakota endures first blizzard of the year with heavy winds and widespread snowfall. Snow covers the state and reaches into Canada as trains from the West run four to six hours late.
On Thanksgiving Day the anniversary of the Harrison hotel doorway shooting, William and Monte Harris await execution after being condemned for Cyril Schilling's murder. The sentence, challenged by appeals to the supreme court, remains suspended as two co-defendants stay under life terms at Deer Lodge.
In Dublin three men were executed for arms and device possession after a night raid on Oct 13 at Orielhouse, the HQ of the government's crime unit. The condemned were John Murphy, Joseph Scober, and Patrick Warrelly as state policy continues capital punishment for rebels. A separate report notes a captured document from ir regulars ordering intensified destruction plans to isolate Dublin over six weeks, burning stations, damaging railways and bridges.
After statements by James E. Mahoney and his sister Dolores Johnson confessing the writer killed Mahoney’s wife Kate Morrs Mahoney Acting Gov. William J. Coyle refused to intervene with the hanging of Mahoney scheduled for tomorrow in Seattle.
William Goodsell Rockefeller, a veteran congressman and former Standard Oil NY treasurer, died of pneumonia at his New York home. Born in 1870, a Yale graduate, he left Standard Oil in 1911 to pursue banking and other financial ventures.
Representative James R. Mann, a 25 year House veteran from Illinois, died at his Washington home after a brief illness. He had been stricken with pneumonia following a chill and passed away at 11:15 pm with Mrs. Mann and physicians present. He was 66, and funeral arrangements were being prepared with the House to be represented at the service tomorrow.
At least four people are killed and about a dozen wounded as police use machine guns against a crowd attempting to storm city hall over alleged alderman negligence in water famine protests. The volleys began over the crowd and continued as officers aimed at dispersal.
Moscow dispatch reports Mikhail Tehitcherin Russian foreign minister outlining a program at Lausanne that demands no external control over the Turkish straits. He says the straits must be closed to warships and limited to commerce and pledges Russia will back Turkey against any agreement violating Turkish sovereignty.
At Lausanne on November 30 the Allies agreed to delay the conference session on the shake issue to Monday at Russia request. M Thitehern will not reach Lausanne until tomorrow night and M Rakovsky pressed for delay to secure the Soviet foreign minister’s attendance. Varied tensions emerge as Venezelos derides Greek debt woes amid Ottoman debt discussions.
In Lausanne on November 30 the U S ambassador and Minister Grew met a committee of Armenian leaders seeking relief. The group included former premier Diabriell Neradounghian and Avetis Abaronian. Ambassador Child pledged to raise Armenia's plight at the Near East conference.
In Rome on November 30 the pope joined American college students for Thanksgiving, addressing 180 attendees with praise for prayer as essential. He received a 1200 fire offering, thanked supporters aiding Russians in famine and pestilence, and imparted apostolic benediction to students and the American people.
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