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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1922
Page
4
The Anaconda Standard notes the governor favors stern justice and limited pardons. He asserts the pardoning power should be exercised sparingly, with exceptions, and cites a low clemency record: two pardons, three reprieves, and twelve commutations in 1921.
President Harding invites plenipotentiaries from Shilo and Peru to Washington for talks on their differences. Peru is weaker than Chile, and a war would likely strengthen Chilean dominance in South America. Chile accepts neutral-ground talks, while Japan and China diplomacy also progress, signaling a broader conciliatory trend among nations.
The US Geological Survey estimates US oil could last at most twenty years, prompting concern over foreign imports. New Mexican fields boost prospects but uncertainty remains about global reserves. A New York Sun writer warns imports could rise if domestic production declines, requiring diplomacy and imperial backing from American firms.
Governor Miller of New York cites four main causes of rising crime. Prohibition breeds disrespect for law, the war trained people in gun play, and the motorcar enables quick escapes from crime scenes. The article notes public debate across press and pulpit on social welfare and crime solutions.
The piece contrasts the Austrian crown’s slide against the German mark and Russian ruble with Austria’s bloated government payroll and rising taxes. It notes food price pressures in Vienna, vast currency depreciation, and fears of synthetic gold’s impact on debt payments, warning of widespread unemployment and economic distress.
Brigadier General Sawyer outlines a federal hospital plan under President Harding to centralize care for 22,440 World War I veterans in federal facilities plus 9,066 in contract hospitals. With 7,592 beds under construction and 2,500 more planned, capacity could reach 32,000, aiming for equal professional care across all departments.
The Montana Taxpayers Association presents figures showing rising per capita taxes from 1870 to 1921, with 1921 at 60 dollars per person and total state, county, school, and municipal levies growing across 1918 to 1920. It notes balanced funds, deficits, and shifts in public expenditures, including county government costs and school funding, while stressing a nonpolitical stance.
Vienna Jan 26 The Schecber minister resigned as the cabinet faced a drastic decline in crown value and growing unrest over Czech treaties. The government fell on the matter, pan-Germans split the ruling majority, and the treaties were passed in modified form, altering prewar debts and other obligations.
Venus dominates this rule with Mars adverse, a promising day for love and reconciliation in couples. Theaters expect large crowds and pleased audiences, actresses favored. Women’s ventures, like clothing purchases, look lucky under the new moon Neptune aspect. Heavy public spending, travel, and transportation gains noted, with reforms in amusement and stage production foreseen.
The meeting outlined a large two day event in Butte with stock grower plans and an expanding automobile show at Columbia Gardens. Copper exhibit partners included D J Chartes, the chamber of commerce, and the New York Copper and Brass Research association. Committees will meet weekly to finalize plans and coordinate exhibits and costs.
Harry Fletcher Hardin county clerk was held for trial after a January preliminary hearing regarding the Elizabethtown courthouse blaze. An error briefly tied Sheriff D N Cox to the case. Cox is on bond awaiting embezzlement charges. The fire reportedly destroyed county records.
Salt Lake City report says Dan Brear shot and killed Oscar Taylor in a duel near Challis Idaho over sheep ownership dispute. Brear charged with murder. body taken to Chalk. Witnesses described a long standing quarrel and a camp wagon driver alerted Custer County sheriff.
The Japanese premier Korekio Takahashi oversees three offices while acting minister of marine in Kato's absence in Washington and serves as minister of finance. He was recently elected president of the Seiyukai party, the leading political group.
The city’s stage lines bustle with passengers as residents bid farewell to the once famous mining camp. Old residents and bewhiskered locals line the curbs, recalling its bustling past while the departing crowd hints at a slow, uncertain future for the town.
Dillon Beavers head post No 20 plans an amateur theatrical to raise post debts, with local talent, a minstrel show, and a commitment to a more elaborate production than last year. Community notes report skating rink use at Montana State Normal college and ongoing rebuilding after a recent fire.
The World Congress of the Irish race discussed Ireland's economic independence with calls for nationalizing Irish railways and banks. Speakers argued British ownership controls harm Ireland’s economy and urged transforming industries into Irish enterprises to free trade and development. The debate touched on Irish emigration and rebuilding the country, with emphasis on economic sovereignty. Philipburg matron Mrs. Josephine Schoonover dies. funeral held at Presbyterian church. survived by husband Charles, son G A Schoonover, and daughters in Washington D C and Montana.
Oberammergau in Bavaria prepares for the next Passion Play with casting under way. George Lang directs, Anton Lang expected to return as Christus, and a new Mary Ottle Zwink joins the cast. The 1633 vow to present the play every ten years will be observed amid village preparations and savings. In Los Angeles, traffic reports cite Fifth Street and Broadway as the city’s worst congestion with 36 000 pedestrians crossing hourly.
Jan 26 in Three Forks the 5 P C B lodge from Bozeman held a special meeting at Sacajawea club rooms with about 100 members present including Three Forks, Bozeman, Manhattan and Belgrade. Regular work accompanied by initiation and a social buffet luncheon.
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