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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1922
Page
1
Court begins examination in the case of a trapper charged with the death of Mrs Louise Miller at a cabin in the Hills. Proceedings proceed as defense rests for an abeyant resignation scenario tied to de Valera's fate.
Virginia City reports describe Sheriff Hungerford testifying about the Boden murder case and the search for Mrs. Louise Miller near Norris. The trial adjourned after the court ruled that an alleged written confession could not yet be admitted as voluntary evidence. The defense alleged jail hymns and offered a reward to coax Boden into naming the body’s location.
Seattle dispatch reports James E Redmond, held on Chicago charges, attempting another escape from the county jail. Interrogations say prisoners used steel saws to V code, while investigators seek motive and method behind the incident.
Marquis Okuma former premier of Japan is reported dead via Tokyo cables. The mikado posthumously awarded decorations per the dispatch. Washington reaction shows shock among Japanese delegates and embassy staff at the loss to the empire.
Washington dispatch reports Shan tung talks adjourned sine die after Chinese delegates declined Japanese counter proposals for the Kiao Chow Tsinan Fu railway loan settlement. The Chinese offered a direct cash plan with a Japanese chief engineer and minister, but Japan pressed for an 18 year note loan with mixed control and Japanese experts, a stance China rejected citing the core dispute of railway control.
At Cannes the allied supreme council unanimously approved calling an international financial and economic conference with Germany and Russia possible participants. Genoa, Italy, named as venue in March. Britain’s Lloyd George urged broader Allied responsibility to revive Europe and urged cooperation beyond old prejudices. Russia’s involvement contingent on several conditions.
The Associated Press notes a rise in unemployment in the United States with a percent increase, while payrolls show activity and growth in textiles and metal. Omaha Sioux City and New York report mixed changes with slight upticks in employment and payroll reductions in some areas.
Washington Jan 6 The house budget bill drafted under the budget finem carries approximately nine million dollars of which eight million two hundred fifty thousand is for enforcement of prohibition during the fiscal year beginning July 1. The measure went to the senate without record vote amid opposition. One amendment was adopted while several sections were eliminated on points of order. Rep Hill Republican of Maryland made a failed effort to cut the prohibition enforcement to two hundred fifty thousand dollars.
Associated Press dispatch from Manila dated January six reports Governor General Leonard Wood condemning dog meat eating as a sign of lack of development. He urged Igorrete chiefs at Baguio to switch to sheep and goats and to stop making rice liquor, noting mountain provinces’ suitability. Wood then returned to Jay from Baguio.
Indefinite postponement of the proposed marriage of John P. Cudahy son of the late John Cudahy of Chicago to Miss Chenier Francis of St Louis was announced. Arthur Francia father of Miss Francis said his family would return to St. Louis in a month.
Investigators may act today in the Madison river murder case of Harry Walker from Three Forks. Four men are said involved, a fifth added, and two more suspects possible as authorities tighten the search and advance toward a solution.
A six story garment manufacturer building on Thirty third Street between Broadway and Fifth caught fire for undetermined reasons. Damage estimates exceed 100000 dollars. One person injured by falling debris. Nearby guests at the McAlpin and Waldorf Astoria were awakened by smoke but advised they faced no danger.
Washington January 1 The armament committee at the Washington conference approved a power contract to impose piracy penalties on naval sub commanders who violate naval warfare laws The committee completed the Hoot formula for suppressing U boat terrorism and moved toward a gas weapon ban under world agreement Mary favored Italy adhered to the anti gas project as progress and civilization efforts proceeded No adjournment allowed others to present views but all favored the gas ban
Union Pacific officials announced a large expenditure plan. About ten million dollars will be spent on railcars including four thousand five hundred box cars, with orders stretching to rural routes and steel automobile cars.
The senate opened its final hearing on the Newberry case with Henry Ford challenging Truman Kerry’s seating. Senator Spencer said Newberry will defend himself Monday on charges about his campaign expenditures as debate continues. Crowds monitor the proceedings as Democratic and Republican senators spar over Newberry’s seat.
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