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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1923
Page
1
Formal demand of Bishop Manning that Pastor Re cant or resign yields no change in utterances of Doctor. News item notes continued gospel stance and disputes over church leadership during occupation with no recanting.
In New York, Dr. Percy Stickney Grant of the Church of the Ascension refuses to retract statements fueling Bishop Manning’s demand that he renounce or resign. The packed Fifth Avenue church heard the rector defend his remarks, raising prospects of ecclesiastical action for heresy.
Antwerp authorities plan a ceremony for Rhineland troops departing home this week aboard the transport St Mihiel. Provincial officials will participate as American troops leave Coblenz by train and are boarded at the quay. Equipment and heavy tractors stay behind. rest of gear is sold in Europe. The public hopes for a march through Antwerp, but current plan keeps soldiers off city streets.
Attorney General Coco said after a conference with Governor Parker that the Bastrop open hearing into Morehouse parish masked band activities may yield 25 to 30 arrests and 75 to 100 indictments. The briefing followed Coco's arrival in Baton Rouge where the hearing is being conducted. Continued on Page 2.
The Knights of Columbus announced five awards totaling 25000 for anyone proving the alleged fake oath attributed to the fourth degree exists in that or any authentic ceremony. Luke E Hart said funds were deposited in El Paso Houston Dallas San Antonio and Corpus Christi banks amid a criminal libel case in San Francisco over the oath circular.
Admiral Stark leads remnants of anti Bolshevik forces seeking refuge aboard refugee ships. They arrive at Manila Bay area, denied landing at Bolinao and directed to Mariveles quarantine station for food and processing. About 210 refugees, including 100 women and 30 children, wear woolen clothing ill-suited to tropics.
St Patrick's Church now owns all properties bounded by Idaho Street, Galena Street, Washington Street and Mercury Street in Butte. The acquisition consolidates church land around the Ida, Galena, Washington and Mercury corridor.
St Patrick’s church in Butte announces acquisition of a block bounded by Idaho Mercury Washington and Galena. The five houses two two story apartments and former Methodist Episcopal church building at Galena and Idaho form the nucleus of a parish social center after a $40,000 loan arranged by parish trustees and managed by M J Sheehan.
John Hetlan, known as Swede Jack, died from a cigarette fire at 3314 East Mercury Street. He told an attorney at Columbia hospital that death was near and dictated his will leaving his estate to an old friend in Butte. Hetland had lived in Dillon for three years.
The federal prohibition commissioner R A Haynes argued in San Francisco that neither the federal prohibition law nor the Harrison narcotic act can be fairly tested within ten years. He arrived to assess conditions on the Pacific coast and said both laws are proving effective.
Helena January 21 The fourth week of the Eighteenth Montana legislature will begin with quicker handling of bills. A noted item is a rewritten administration measure creating a tax commission to oversee the taxation system. Changes include removal of the plan to abolish the railroad and public utilities commission and other alterations from the original form.
In Washington on January 21 the senate faced renewed talk on Americas role in European affairs and reparations. A new move, likely tomorrow, seeks the recall of Roland W. via Senator John fornia, with speeches in preparation from other Republicans. The Capper farm credits bill limited earlier debate. Further info from Setway Hughes on the Boyden commission aids the Robinson resolution discussions this week.
A senate investigating committee directs heads of all state offices to report appropriations money received employees salaries and expenses. The goal is to assess each position and justify necessity with an aim to reduce staff where possible as part of a broader civil administration probe. The action begins the ordered thorough investigation.
One man died and 18 people were injured when a three car Aurora and Elgin electric train derailed after colliding with an automobile at a crossing near Elmhurst outside Chicago. The dead man and four of the injured were automobile occupants.
London dispatches cite a reliable source claiming Germany nears reinstating compulsory military service, with talks ongoing. Ludendorff reportedly met Ruhr agents and Hermes in Münster as trains, depots, and forage docks mobilize. Poincaré held talks with Foch on military matters amid rising tension.
Washington January 21. Secretary Hughes denied published rumors he would resign from the cabinet. He stated he has no intent to step down tonight.
A deranged waiter opened fire in a downtown Denver rooming house, killing a woman and wounding three others including a six year old boy. Victims identified as Christina Nider and others were struck as the assailant fled from the rear of the building. search for the shooter continued with no arrest at dusk.
U S district court in Helena Montana will hear the case against C H P Shelley former federal prohibition enforcement director on two indictments charging money from illegal Drew companies to influence decisions on federal prohibition and internal revenue laws seven counts in one case five in another John L Slattery United States district attorney will lead the government’s prosecution Ford and Chaste and Judge Henry C Smith of Helena represent Shelley
Premier Poincare and Barthou have completed a reparations plan to be shown to the commission. It envisions an interior German loan funded by industry, a moratorium tied to Germany honoring the Versailles treaty, and continued restructuring of German reparations under Allied guidance. Benito Mussolini’s ideas influence slight modifications to the plan.
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