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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1922
Page
1
The article reports Georges Clemenceau urging the United States to rejoin European diplomacy and the League of Nations while addressing war debt and the surge of militarism. It notes criticism of American naval policy and calls for renewed international engagement.
Georges Clemenceau in a capacity crowd at the Odeon urged reentry of America into European affairs, either through the League of Nations or another basis. He reviewed his tour achievements, defended France as non militaristic, and pressed for US participation while noting American militarism. Continued on page 12 column 2.
New York dispatch reports the arrest of John Popovich of Los Angeles with 93 000 pounds sterling in counterfeit notes. Oscar A. Simon and Ivan Glavadonovich are said to be under arrest in Los Angeles. The suspects operated in California and planned to flee to Canada after the arrest at a Broadway hotel. About 30 000 in California notes and 20 000 in bogus English notes were linked to the gang.
Plans to promote favorable sentiment for policies were made at a public session of the New Congres sional bloc. The session outlined strategies to influence opinion and bolster support ahead of upcoming policy battles.
Senator Wheeler of Montana arranged with Senator Walsh to present Monday complaints to the Interstate Commerce Commission about car shortages in Montana and nearby states. They aim to identify all remedies to speed agricultural and other shipments and movement of goods.
Cent 10 Grave reports Republicans surrender after a filibuster blocks all business for a fourth legislative day. The stalemate stalls action on key measures as party leaders maneuver for votes.
Paris reports show only 188 bakeries open by 3 pm with 1,862 closed as the bread strike spreads. Investigating Magistrate Leroy begins inquiry while unions promise bread supply if the stoppage continues. President Millerand signs decree allowing 10 percent rye or rice in flour, effective December 25.
U S secret service says it rounded up another major counterfeit gang member in New York today arresting John Popovich of Los Angeles. The trio are tied to producing counterfeit English bank notes and the third arrest in this case.
In Dublin suburbs tonight firing ongoing as the British destroyer Vansittart lying in the river about 150 yards from Kenmare is reported attacked from the shore by irregulars with rifle fire.
A committee led by J. Bruce Kremer in Butte announces bids will be sought for a new hotel based on George H. Shanley’s plans. Bids open about December 20 with construction likely to start soon after, funding already subscribed and project costs estimated between 750000 and 1000000 dollars.
A massive state wide gathering in Deer Lodge honors Frank Conley former state prison warden amid a controversy with the state administration. The event drew more than 800 visitors plus townsfolk totaling near 2000 in a marching procession from Milwaukee station to Conley home and on to Rialto theater for a screening titled The Victor.
Costs and disbursements for the state against Frank Conley former penitentiary warden, following a district court decision favoring Conley, amount to 1771. Of this sum 746 is half the stenographer's fee for the transcript. remaining costs charged to the state. Attorneys’ fees and daily transcripts are not included and will run into thousands.
At Lausanne on December 2, the dispute over capitulations widened as Ismet Pasha pressed to end foreign extraterritorial rights. Washington and Tokyo aligned with Britain France and Italy against Turkey’s claim all capitulations were void. Diplomatic teams debated a gradual transition toward Turkish sovereignty with foreign protection still in place.
In Schenectady New York eight firefighters were overcome by gas and ammonia fumes while battling a blaze that damaged the Vendome hotel. The damage from the fire reached 250000 dollars.
Washington leaders of the progressive movement finish a two day conference called by Senator LaFollette and Representative Huddleston. Resolutions urge continued momentum and bi partisan bloc action in Congress. An open forum and dinner featured remarks by liberal leaders and an Untermeyer attack on Attorney General Daugherty.
John Wanamaker, renowned Philadelphia and New York merchant, remains seriously ill at his home. A physician bulletin notes he is comfortable overall but shows no improvement in the last 12 hours amid a serious cold.
Washington reports that Republican senators in caucus decided to abandon the Dyer anti lynching bill after a long filibuster by Senate Democrats. The move ends a fourth straight day of stalled business and threatens more than 1,000 presidential nominations needing confirmation before Monday noon. Senator Shortridge led the bill and the caucus vote. Continued on page 12 column 1.
Two Californians died when Atchison Topeka Santa Fe train No 22 eastbound plunged into an open switch west of Bakersfield. A division office statement cites deliberate tampering with the switch. Several passengers and the conductor were seriously injured.
The Cunard liner Assyria outran the New York police tug Manhattan and sailed toward Scotland with 11 505 cases of whiskey deported by federal agents. Two deputy sheriffs and two prohibition agents were aboard, allegedly kidnapped during seizure efforts. Sheriff Nagle vowed to pursue the case, alleging the captain shanghaied the deputies.
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