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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1921
Page
1
Premier Lloyd George declares a deadlock over Irish pact limits while the talk of a large auxiliary craft fleet dominates the disagreement. He says it is impossible to reopen the discussion and no one could go further.
Dublin reports inquiries failed to confirm a new Irish treaty agreement. Lloyd George said Britain would not reopen talks and Ireland remains equal in empire status. A British ministerial committee will handle evacuation, amnesty, and provisional government issues, with work paused pending approval.
Forty prohibition directors and fifteen Deputy U S Marshals conducted a federal raid across several Wyoming towns. The operation aimed to enforce narcotics and liquor laws amid the dry era, with agents coordinating searches and seizures to curb illegal distribution. Investigations into implicated individuals followed the raids.
Federal agents conduct the largest prohibition raid in Wyoming across Rock Springs Green River and Superior with 40 arrests by noon and hundreds of gallons of illicit liquor seized. Deputies and U S marshals operate under special permission of the attorney general as they arraign violators and transport evidence to Cheyenne for testing and disposal.
Toledo Ohio December 28 William A Reed 32 a city patrolman and father of six was slain by a Black suspect late today marking the fifth police death this year and the second in a week. The officer was a member of the vice squad and the suspect Arthur Binkley 29 formerly of South Bend Indiana and Detroit was dragged from…
Chairman Cordell Hull, new leader of the Democratic National Committee, in his first public address outlines relief for farmers, veteran aid, tax cuts, and reforms to ease panic conditions. He defends past party actions and pledges a pro farmer, pro veteran platform as the party moves into the congressional campaign.
About two hundred eight youngsters from Butte's needy communities joined a Salvation Army Christmas dinner at the chamber of commerce venue yesterday. Attendees came from uptown streets and outlying cabins, many hungry after months without such meals. Attorney Tom Davis spoke on the Spirit of Christmas, and each child received a toy from a Santa figure representing Boy Scouts. The event highlighted Yuletide generosity and casual cheer, though some children were turned away due to seating limits.
Washington figures show 1921 farm crops valued at 5 675,877,000 by the Agriculture Department. Values fall about 2 400,000,000 from 1920 and 8 000,000,000 from two years earlier. Only corn and hays reach billion-dollar status this year as production slips despite larger acreage.
William Malloy was appointed county clerk and recorder of Silver Bow County by the county commissioners to fill the vacancy caused by the death of Michael Sullivan. A miner by trade, Malloy has long worked in the Parrot mine and has served as a Democratic county central committee chairman and assessor foreman. He will assume duties once his bond is approved.
At the arms conference naval committee, efforts to limit submarine and auxiliary ship tonnage collapsed after France unveiled a 90 000 ton submarine program and 630 000 tons of auxiliaries. Arthur Balfour warned Britain would view France's fleet as a danger, while Italian and American delegations expressed regret that no agreement was possible.
Four runs come in sequence as Winters completes a stretch in theNice Warm Jail Ear era. The details are terse and fragmented, but the sense is of a scoring burst spanning a short interval. No further context is available in the readable text.
Senate finance hearings heard shoe makers state that hides would not appear on the free list once the permanent tariff bill is reported. Charles E. Jones of Whitman Massachusetts for the National Boot and Shoe Manufacturers Association argued that a duty on hides would shift control of the industry to meat packers without benefiting producers.
The Chicago city council voted 11 to 8 to 2 on a resolution urging state and federal action to promote beer and wine licensing. The measure seeks power to license wholesales and issue permits, with outreach to national and state officials and a request for governor’s consideration during a special session.
Washington dispatch reports French delegates at the Washington conference refuse to accept being helpless by written agreement with Britain. They argue France would not be demoted and criticize British plans to subordinate France. Briand and Bon back the French naval figures, while American and Japanese delegates pursue ratios without French members present.
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