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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 01, 1920
Page
1
Attorney General Palmer pledges relentless war on Bolshevists and others he calls criminals and misguided idealists. He cites unrest tied to a red movement and states Lenin’s quote on Bolshevik types, outlining government tracing of motives and methods for the coming year.
The Rialto theater hosted 1,600 for a midnight show that began 11:30 and ran two hours. Ushers wore colorful costumes, musicians wore white shirts, and the audience used noise makers as they laughed at antique slides and amateur acts. Notable participants included Sophie Tucker and Willard Dempsy, while silent-era ads and a harsh audience reception marked the evening's mix of humor and chaos.
Pierre 8 D Dec 31 No acceptance of the democratic convention Indorsement of Woodrow Wilson succeed Sinself as president had been pegged up on midnight tonight North Dakota governor Lynn J Brazier accepted the nenepartiaan option for the same office their names will not appear on the March primary ballot according to the Secretary of State's office expiring at midnight Root to advise Washington Dec 31 Hu Hi HU will be called soon to give assistance and advice to the launching of the great industrial superie court under the League of Nations
Helena report states the Fort Harrison facility by the U S health service will be a permanent hospital for 200 veterans incapacitated in the world war. Dr A S Pendleton outlined plans converting two barracks into hospital space at costs from 10 000, with 150 staff and 50 additional soldiers to be cared for as soon as possible.
Former President William H Taft then Yale professor and Missouri university leader are among candidates to replace Dr Marin Leroy Burton who resigned as president of the University of Minnesota Burton planned to become president of the University of Stirling in June and was due to arrive in Minneapolis tomorrow
Dec 31 report from Spokane states master builders rejected union demands for a $1 per day raise for most trades. Only bricklayers won the increase, while carpenters and other workers saw their increases refused, risking suspension of new building operations beginning Jan 1.
Paris dispatch clears Prince Regent Alexander of Serbia of death by explosion. The Berlin rumor is unfounded. In New York, William Jennings Bryan is invited by the Bryan league to speak before spring meetings in Madison Square Garden, per secretary Kak Warder.
Jubilant crowds across Butte greet 1920 with whistles bells and chorus. The city’s churches halls hotels and theaters host watch parties dances and midnight shows as residents celebrate the new year with enthusiasm. Local clubs lodges and fraternal groups organize gatherings. punch, music and vocal performances accompany the festivities while many stay up past midnight to toast the incoming year.
Paris faces potential delays as the supreme council fixes January 6 for signing and exchanging ratifications, while concerns rise that the ceremony may be postponed again. Washington says ratifications will not immediately affect U S German trade, with most wartime trade restrictions already lifted except for dyes coal tar products and wheat exports. The exchange rate remains the main obstacle to trade.
A terse diplomatic note indicates the Department of State will be reorganized. It mentions under secretary of state Polk and that high officials may resume prior practices, with personal adjustments expected as part of the plan.
Helena reports state auditor George P. Borter arranged a new 1920 license system for those selling and soliciting stock in Montana. Licenses ensure blue law compliance and require agents to display securities before subscription. Stockbrokers must file 30 day subscriber lists with the state Investment Commissioner and report ad dispositions.
The note of faith and charity framed New Year observances as public events were muted by President Wilson's illness. Vice President Marshall and cabinet members delivered nationwide messages urging perseverance, duty, and compassion for all, especially those in hardship.
Washington dispatch reports a New Year message from the American Federation of Labor president stating workers will do their full share as citizens. He recalls past battles against special privilege and emphasizes securing rights and opportunities for all workers, acknowledging some discomfort in struggles.
Employers urge a joint conference to fix year long wages and conditions for 1920. Building Trades Council delegates will seek instructions from unions and meet Jan 7 to draft a reply due by Jan 10. The dispute centers on arbitration rules and a fair agreement impacting contractors, craftsmen, and the public in Butte.
Letter from builders and trades employers in Butte Montana dated December 30 1919 calls for formation of a general committee from contractor groups to confer with the building trades workers. The aim is to stabilize and adjust wages and working conditions for Butte’s basic industry, with a reply requested by January 10 1920. Signers include M D O Connell Pettibone McImond Arnold Forbes and others representing bricklayers plumbers and tinsmiths.
A person died in hospital yesterday from a broken neck after a fall. Bamiadovich was injured internally and expected to remain under care. Duggan is a resident associated with the incident and may be released in a few days.
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