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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1922
Page
1
The attorney general declares attempts to impeach were inspired by a wish to protect individuals and says law violators would benefit by indictment. The statement frames legal action as a safeguard and calls for formal charges to proceed.
The Journal reports Attorney General Daugherty's formal reply to Keller's 14 impeachment specifications. Daugherty says the move aims to shield those charged and protect confidences, while offering to grant access to documents where government and individuals' interests are not violated. The reply will be presented to the House Judiciary Committee.
Alvin M. Owsley national commander of the American Legion urges a united stand against releasing political prisoners and against recognizing the Soviet government in an address to the Won teragon post. He cites a wave of radicalism and cites a New York meeting with a U S senator advocating amnesty and Soviet recognition.
A Tiger claimed St Louis did not advocate league entry and that the United States should not be urged into the body. The statement addresses the stance on joining a larger alliance and clarifies positions attributed to St Louis. The report notes misinterpretation of the tiger’s remarks and frames the debate over U S entry.
Georges Clemenceau moved from St. Louis toward Baltimore and stated he does not seek U S entry into the League of Nations. He would rather see an accord between the United States and Britain to guarantee France against aggression. A 10,000 strong Dayton crowd cheered as his train arrived. He stops in Indianapolis and other Midwest cities during the trip.
In Coblenz on December 3, American doughboys are forming a vast fund in marks to aid German children at Christmas. The Rhineland post of veterans of foreign wars opened with 300,000 marks, and every U.S. soldier contributes at least one dollar equal to over 8,000 marks. Top sergeants ensure full participation as relief work begins for the German poor.
North China military power Wu Pei Fu was told he shares responsibility for the safety and release of American and foreign missionaries kidnapped by a 30 000 strong band in Henan on Nov 16. A joint commission will press Wu to use influence to secure their release. Japan signs delay in Shantung evacuation, agreeing to depart Dec 5, three days after Washington deadline.
The Montana AA R I R met in convention at Stevens and Manley hall electing state officers for the coming year. Officers include President Father M J Hannan Vice President James Hammond secretary M J Mullane Anaconda treasurer Patrick O Leary and directors Miss Anna M Sullivan John D Murphy John Byrnes. The group adopted a reform pledge denouncing imperialism and pledged support for the Irish republic.
London reports Timothy Healey has accepted the post of governor general of the Irish Free State. His appointment will be announced after royal assent is granted to the Free State bill.
The 1915 official Malone cargo report shows the Lusitania carried 5400 cases of ammunition not guns or troops. The cases were allowed with department of commerce rulings in force since 1911. The report, dated June 4 1915, was made to Secretary McAdoo and cited by Wilson in a June 9 note.
Constantinople dispatch reports Rafet Pasha seeks husbands for 150 former sultan’s wives aged 17 to 35, all penniless, plus questions about royal offspring. Nationalist government had supported them and 20 royal children since the sultan fled, now to fend for themselves.
Sheriff H L Wilbanks of Hansford county Texas requests a radio broadcast across the district to help locate Millard Koontz and Minnie Hicks with her two children. Descriptions include Koontz aged 30 to 35, 135 pounds, dark complexion, scar on right middle finger, cigarette smoker, likely railroad worker, of Mexican or Indian descent. Minnie Hicks is 28 or 29, 5 foot 4, brown hair, blue eyes, several scars, wears glasses at times. The children are 7 year old Billie Hicks and 9 year old Gertrude Hicks. they traveled Sept 22 from Spearman in a Chevrolet with two trunks. A reward is offered for information leading to recovery and arrest.
Garden City New York December 3 Mme Schumann Hineck a noted singer was reported today to be seriously ill with pneumonia at her home here forcing cancellation of her western concert tour planned for this month
In Lausanne December 5 1920 M Techitcherin heads Russia's delegation and Ismet Pasha push to place Turkey in sole control of the Bosphorus Dardanelles and Marmara while allies refuse to absolve Turkey of past wartime aid to Germany Russia protests limits on its participation and argues straits control tied to Western Thrace and economic issues.
Funeral services for William Goodsell Rockefeller, nephew of John D Rockefeller, were held at the Rockefeller home on Madison Avenue attended only by immediate family and a few intimate friends. The ceremony, simple with a brief obituary, was led by Rev. Dr. George M Thompson of Christchurch Greenwich, Conn.
A review of the Near Eastern conference's second week shows capitulations negotiations in Turkey reaching danger. An adverse ruling could wound Turkish pride and prompt a withdrawal from Angora as debates over foreign privileges continue.
Turkish businessmen bankers and farmers will convene in January to study direct trade with the United States. Previously Greeks and Armenians served as middle men. Turks aim to deal directly with American firms to cut commissions and costs and form a national association and chambers of commerce including an American chamber.
Washington dispatch reports the senate will confirm upwards of a thousand presidential nominations in the final extra session meeting. Pierce Butler of Minnesota is up for associate justice of the Supreme Court, with many postmasters and army promotions expected to pass. The Democratic filibuster blocked the house shipping bill from advancing to a committee, though it may be reported Tuesday and taken up Wednesday.
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