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Newspaper

Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jan 31, 1922

Page

2

Ulster leaders weigh treaty split and troop plan

Premier Sir James Craig says Britain will leave 12 battalions in Northern Ireland, a pledge viewed skeptically by Sinn Fein. Debates in Dall FF reopens divisions over the London treaty and potential two dominions in Ireland, while De Valera supporters press for clearer positions.

James Craig Belfast Northern Ireland Sinn Fein Dall Ffreann Troope Eamonn de Nalera

Dodge Brothers Price Cut Foretold by Broadcast

Dodge Brothers prepare to announce a price reduction in an age of rising auto costs. A telephone inquiry prompts talk of a major price drop, with emphasis on secrecy until the official release. Local residents anticipate details and seek the exact amount from dealers.

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Final Meeting Sets Stage for Chinese Japanese Rail Plan

Report on negotiations reveals a plan with a Chinese managing director and subordinate chief accountant, Japanese experts filing key positions, and a loan term debated. The dispute over control and rail authority persisted while a Shantung issue loomed, with progress flagged as talks continued toward a Dec. 1 settlement.

Hughes Arthur J. Balfour Balfour Koostd Chelea Xood Mr. Balfour Harding Shantung Roa Te

Gravity defied during storm by plane at Bineola

Fragmentary OCR describes a plane allegedly defying gravity during a storm, with garbled phrases about a propeller, revolutions, and mail from Cleveland and Chicago. The text is largely unintelligible but hints at a sensational aviation claim and scattered references to prices and people.

Bineola Tong United Cleveland Chigana Dace

Liquor in Bond Case Sparks Court Debate on Dwellings

Justice McReynolds questions whether bonded warehouses may feed liquor to private dwellings, urging the court to withdraw its prior ruling. The four cases involve owners seeking to withdraw liquor from bond and transport it home, challenging the notion of warehouses as non dwelling adjuncts under Prohibition era law.

Justice McReynolds Uiews Forty-second Pri Yate Aipreme Walla Internal Revenue Charl Cowell George J. Ghio Walter A. Hasten City William Bryan Baltimore Bryan Ghlo Eastes

Wobblies Raid by Denver Police

Police broke up a meeting of 18 men of the Industrial Workers of the World near Main and California streets in Denver. Authorities said the raid was part of ongoing actions against radical activity and that officers would continue enforcement.

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Woman Takes Life Jumps From Window

Mrs Heton Knickerbocker widow of Henry Knickerbocker a millionaire manufacturer killed herself by jumping from the ninth floor of the Weather apartment house according to the examiner. Her husband died years ago and she had various health complaints including a tendency to take laxatives. The signature of I. W. Grove appears in the report.

Associated Prea York Mra Heton Knickerbocker Henry Knickerbocker Uutactrer Muiciaa Modea

Probe into Knickerbocker Theatre collapse underway

Federal grand jury examines wreckage as D J Ramsey Nevitt asks War Department to send engineers. 40 hours after the disaster officials halt search for bodies. five theaters reopen while Knickerbocker remains closed. Names and errors in the dead list are corrected. notable victims include Mrs Barefield and Miss Bikie.

Washington D. J. Ramsey Nevitt Peyton Gordon War Department AML Healy Harding Ohio Society Knickerbocker Harry’ Crandall Crandall Fone Baron Shidehara M. Surraut Brun Denmark

Boy Scouts Influence Discussed at Chamber Meeting

A.H. Douglane superintendent of schools told scouts gathered at the chamber of commerce building that boys learn best when tasks interest them and are pursued on their own resources. Scout Executive Owen added that keeping work engaging and dramatizing routine duties aids learning and emergency readiness.

A.H. Douglane Hools Chamber of Commerce Eye Boy Scouts Douglass Scout Owen

Hotel Arrivals Parade Through Many Cities

A long list of hotel arrivals shows guests from Butte Cleveland Denver Helena and beyond, including Mrs C Rhodes, J P Nelson, George W Gilroy, Lester Bell, Dorothy Kinsey, and many others. The notices place visitors in Billings, Missoula, Great Falls, Spokane, Salt Lake, and Yellowstone Park among others.

Butte Fred Courtians Cleveland Ora Sanders Manhattan Thomas Sullivan Denver Kulp Duggan Billings Henry ¢. Graham Norris Polson Baker Dillon W.inch Hobson William F. Banks Fresno Cal C. M. Rhodes L. J. Baker Mrr J. R. Allenburg Jeffries J. P Great Falla Max’ Ingmudson Minneapolis A.bickherdt Warm Springe James Bartley Fort Benton C. B. Overton M.E. Macy Thornton Edgar H. Scott Grand Rapids Pritchard Chinook George John Cardwell H. Simonson H. Duncan B. E. Calderwood St. Paul J. L.’ Fiedman R. Jones San Francisco John F Brown Owen’ Perry Helena H. Wakeneld Frea_ Munger Lewistown J. R. Reed Astoria Moffat B. J. Cardwell Jack Reams Salt Lake W. C. Hall W. A. Ransom Spokane A. Tt. Warr Harlowton W. B. George Thomas Henderson Meyer Lehman James Parker New York Legmat R. A. Prater G. L. Barker Bilings G. R. Pletcher J. L. Furber 1O Eéhar Seattle Rupert Salt Lake City Thomas H. Freeman Edgar Beadle Washoe Mont F.C Gibson James B. Gilmour City J. E. Springer Philipsburg KR. L. Russell Earl M. Williams Butt P. Stevens W. E. Thistlewaite R.A. ‘Thomas RT. Taylor Livingston Ruth M. Pollinger Missoula Temple Turnley St. Louis J. N. Braden Arizona Robert ” Morrison Charles M. Donaldson C.J. Cottingham Helena W

Defective Fireplace Cited as Cause of Small Blaze

A short fire at North Main Street caused minor damage when a defective fireplace allowed flames to reach woodwork. Neighbors reported a roaring blaze before firefighters controlled it. Fire officials classified the damage as small and contained to the hearth area.

Main Swinten

MacPherson Delights Butte Recital At Christian Church

The Butte concert featured MacPherson and her mother Mme. Ejsar MacPherson under the Christian Church program to a receptive audience. The pianist delivered Liszt and other works with praised rhythm and technique, earning bouquets from attendees. She plans further appearances along the coast into spring.

Butte Christian Church MacPherson Mme Ejsar MacPherson Tropean Actionn Ftuisite Hemlat Pupie

Charged With Robbing Friend While He Slept

A man is charged with robbing a friend while he slept, allegedly taking eighty dollars from pockets. The case involves local police and the accused facing charges in county court, with routine arraignment expected.

U-Boat Commander Escapes From Prison

Berlin January 30 Lieut Ludwig pitmar of the Teipsie supreme court recently sentenced to four years imprisonment for the sinking of the hospital ship Elan, escaped from the prison near Xaumberg. A reward of 30000 marks is offered for information leading to his recapture.

Berlin Ludwig Pitmar Teipsie’ Supreme Court Tme Elannovery Castle Xaumberg Te

Gas pipeline boosts Billings growth and energy supply

W B George, visiting Billings from Sugar City, announced the city will gain natural gas from Elk Basin via a new pipeline. The Ohio Oil Co has bought Billings Gas and will switch to Saturn gas, lowering costs. New residential subdivisions and revived mining in Butte and eastern Montana promise a strong year ahead.

Billings W. B. George Sugar Alty Butte Calfornia W B. George Jr Raymond Elk Basin Ohio Oil Com He Gun Supply Bitings Gas Company Saturn Gas Fas Montana Georssvata Yellowstone County George Sugar City

Mild Temperatures Debut Across Montana State

Montana reports show Butte recording the second mildest temperature in the state while Kalispell East Portal and Alberton hit four below zero. Cascade logged 34 below, Billings and Havre at 36 below. Forecasters warn of a continued cold snap with fair but cold conditions in Butte.

Variou Butte Montana Kalispel East Portal Alberton Cascade Billings Havre

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