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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1922
Page
1
The siege of Irish insurgents ends with small groups surrendering and Cathal Brugha captured. O Connell Street suffers massive destruction as fires burn ten buildings. Eamonn de Valera escapes capture, whereabouts unknown as clashes subside.
The school board debated malefactors destroying Sherman school property with hundreds of dollars in damages and directed the building committee to act. Mayor Cocking pledged protection of school buildings and shutters or window wiring were discussed.
Operations crews remove eighteen strikebreakers from Chicago and Alton shops. They are driven to the town edge and ordered to leave the premises, as tension flares in a labor dispute.
In Slater Missouri a 60 to 70 percent strike bloc, including many officials, occupied the Chicago and Alton shops and patrolled the town. Strikers barred strangers and searched trains for strikebreakers. Sheriff Logsdon warned he could not control any trouble, while Governor Hyde declined troop dispatch.
Union leaders announce they will confer with any authorized body to settle the nationwide railway shopmen walkout as ballots show 94.7 percent backing a wage strike, 97.1 percent on outside contracting, and 96.2 percent on working rules. The 12 road agreement to abolish contracting is cited as easing the gravest issue.
Regina reports that caterpillars have eaten 50 square miles of forest in the Kipling district near here. Very few green leaves remain and officials describe the area as looking like a winter scene.
Washington reports the administration plans to reclaim patents purchased in 1919 from the Chemical Foundation by the alien property custodian. Miller will demand the return this week, with a possible equity suit in the DC Supreme Court if refused. officials deny politics are involved.
The Republican petition for cloture to end debate on the administration tariff bill was filed in the Senate, sparking a bitter fight. It seeks a noon Friday vote with 52 signatures, eight Republicans opposed including La Follette and Norris. Democratic leader Underwood protested, arguing for minority rights and open amendments while warning the bill affects many businesses and consumers.
John Vitelle, found guilty by a jury of assaulting Dr. Wright R. Mason during a Ku Klux Klan raid in Taft, California, was sentenced to an indeterminate term in the state prison. Vitelle served as exalted cyclops of the Taft clan at the time of the incident.
President Harding addressed thousands of World War I veterans in Marion Ohio pledging that as long as the American Legion preserves the Constitution and law and order the republic remains secure. He urged former servicemen to remain devoted civilians with wartime dedication and noted his golf outing and a parade visit during his stop.
The two cylinder twenty year old motor truck used by Henri Landru to take his ten victims riding and later haul coal to burn bodies was sold by Paris authorities to a plumber for 1,008 francs after bidding started at 50 francs.
Reports from Kansas City indicate Saline county officials asked Governor A. M. Hyde to send 100 soldiers to guard the Chicago and Alton railroad shops at Slater Missouri to prevent a shutdown. Hyde, contacted by telephone from Jefferson City, said he did not think the national guard would be necessary.
Reports of interference with the United States mails prompt dispatch of post office inspectors to key points. Inspectors will investigate and report to the railway mail service superintendent who may seek action by the department of justice. Sources include Marshall Texas St Louis Missouri Chaffee Missouri Kansas City Missouri and De Quincy Louisiana.
In the absence of entries and judges the home brewing competition for women only advertised for a sports day program at Obaen Saskatchewan near Biggar was declared off.
In Paris on July 5 the chamber of deputies erupted in approval as Premier Poincare faced a heated debate on war responsibility. M Viviani defended the government, declaring he acted with Poincare's consent during Russia's St. Petersburg visit, eliciting emotional gestures from deputies. Vaillant-Couturier’s critique and telegrams from Russia were part of the scene.
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