Full Time for All Employes 119 First Plan
Men and those with dependents to get next call to work when the mines begin operations under the first plan.
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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 01, 1922
Page
1
Resumption of Mining Details Worked Out
Details for resuming mining are being worked out rapidly as railroads and supply lines stabilize. Most miners are returning part time for 10 to 15 days a month with full return to full time within a month, and a gradual restoration of employment for thousands of men as plans for January 16 take effect at Anaconda mines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bute
Ikely
Raceluy
I Sherat
Kven
Ion
Onoce
Anaconda Company
John Gillie
Torday
Starvation Drives Wolves Into Towns in Russia
A dispatch from New York reports emaciated wolves blamed on Russia’s famine pushing into towns like Hlabuga in the Tartars' region. The message notes wolves as man eaters threatening travelers and prompting American relief staff to carry arms when moving about the area. Children in Hlabuga collect acorns amid the harsh conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Russia
American Relief Administration
Hlabuga
Tartar Republic
Six Power Pact Aims German Pacific Cables Allocation
The United States Japan Netherlands reach a tentative six power accord on Germany s Pacific cables amid arms talks. Sub committees report progress on airship regulation and warfare restraint with minor verbal changes to the original proposal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
United States
Japan
Netherlands
Germany
France
Italy
Seeanaria
Butte New Year Greeting Extends Montana Prosperity
Butte Mayor J G Cocking delivered a New Year greeting urging Montana residents to cooperate for statewide welfare. He praised Butte’s 1921 achievements, called for city loyalty, and expressed hope for a prosperous 1922 driven by mining and community efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
ALL Montana
Montana
J. G. Cocking
Tutte
Alway
Tana
Welfar
Eitize
Noisy Welcome for New Year In Butte 1922
A lively Butte celebration marked the start of 1922 with fireworks, parades, and long street demonstrations. A reckless young motorist staged a dramatic driving display as crowds scattered, while theaters halls and churches glowed with revelry and optimism for the new year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Former Finnish premier Tokoi arrested in Fitchburg
Fitchburg Mass. reports former Finnish premier I Tokoi was arrested on a warrant charging him with being an alien anarchist and undesirable citizen. He was held without bail pending investigation. Tokoi said he cannot understand federal action and claimed service as a colonel in the Finnish legion with British forces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fitchburg
Mass
Gar I. Tokoi
Finland
Feai
Tokoi
Germany
United States
Boy 15 Killed While At New Year's Party
Earl Drew loses his life in an accidental discharge at a New Year’s gathering when he handled a revolver taken from a wall. Police say no foul play suspected. investigation ongoing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boy
Wile
Earl Drew
Boy Fatally Shot In Watch Party At Ward Home
Earl Drew aged 16, son of Mrs. Fred Ham, Idaho and Granite streets, died after an accidental revolver discharge at a watch party at Mrs. Peter Ward’s home on 1916 Texas Avenue. The weapon was taken from a wall holster by the youth, a shot to the temple proved fatal en route to Murray hospital. Coroner Carey and lawmen investigated as friends and neighbors recalled the chaotic moment and the gun left on display. The inquest is planned for the coming days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Drew
Fred Ham
Idaho
Granite Streets
Peter Ward
Texas Avenue
Murray Hospital
M. H. Giessane
Eleabeth O'Brien
Drew Bey
Bose
Gleston
Carey
Sherift Rohinson
Piakoiteh
Suspeng
Kathryn and
Tilda
Wootman
Harold Faulkner
George Street
Jerry Sullivan
Montana
George
Texan Avenue
Elizabeth O'Brien
Republic in India Says Moslem Head
President Hazrat Mohani of the All Indian Muslim League urged a United States of India with guerrilla option if needed. He told Hindus their fears were groundless and Muslims would stand with them for independence, warning non violence could end if the government used gallows and machine guns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Ahmedabad
British India
United States of India
Hazrat Mohani
Moham Maid
Cork County Council Votes Narrow Irish Treaty Yes
Dublin dispatch reports Cork county council narrowly approved ratification by a 16 to 14 vote amid heated debate. A broader split shows Sinn Fein organs and other bodies also backing the treaty while many committees remain divided, signaling a polarized national stance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cavin Council
Tipperary
Sinn Fein
Dail Eireann
Contin Catin
Cattlemen See Era of Prosperity Ahead
Statements from President SB Stafford of the Chicago Livestock Exchange indicate cattlemen will gain strategic strength as breeding cows become more valuable. He notes western states saw breeding cows rise from 10 to 20 dollars per head in the last two months, signaling improving market times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicaly
SB. Stafford
Chicago Livestock Exchange
Ise
Former Russian Ambassador Rosen Dead in New York
Baron Rosen, former Russian ambassador to the United States and long-time diplomat who helped end the war between Russia and Japan, died in New York after a fall and complications. He was born in 1849, educated in Dorpat and Petrograd, and spent his later years writing for magazines and papers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Baron Hosen
United
Sates
United States
University of Dorpat
Imperial Academy of Laws
Petrograd
Death Follows Five Day Illness Upon Decline
A five day illness culminated in death after a brief period of comfort noted shortly before passing. The condition deteriorated rapidly as the patient lost consciousness within minutes of decline.
Penrose Dies in Washington After Illness
Boies Penrose senior senator from Pennsylvania died suddenly at his hotel in Washington on December 31 after a prolonged illness. He entered the Senate in 1897 as a veteran Republican leader and longtime party figure. his death ends a long career marked by strong influence and steady service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boies Penrose
Washington
Old Guard
Associated Press
Pennsylvania
Senate
Penrose
Former Montana Representative Held For Felony
Livingston Miner J. Mo a former state representative from Sweet Grass county is held in the Big Timber county jail on a felony charge. He was arrested on a warrant issued November 22 by the governor of Minnesota for abandoning his wife and a minor child. Mo was vice president of a Big Timber bank and had recently farmed. He served four years in the state legislature and two years earlier ran unsuccessfully for state senator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Prose
Livingston
Miner J. Mo
Sweet Grass County
Big Timber
Horace "F. Davis
Minnesota
Grane County
Root Resolution on U-Boat Warfare Ready for Draft
Washington dispatch reports the Washington conference naval committee agreed on the language of the Root resolution. It reaffirms naval warfare laws for merchant ships and applies them to submarine operations, signaling a path toward banning submarines from attacking merchant vessels. The five powers, including Germany, support the purpose, with emphasis on protection and risk for submarines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Washington Conference
Naval Committee
Nev 'Rove
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mage
The
Pacific Lines
Sangedy
Shot
Temple
Republic
India
Cork Council
Duffy
Dublin
Cork
Baron Rosen
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