24 Jul 1921
Page 1
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!
This newspaper page contains 21 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.
Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1921
Page
1
Global attention fixates on Ireland as British plan for self rule surfaces. De Valera and Irish ministers weigh liberal terms while British colonies under Smuts push involvement. As details remain secret, public reaction awaits illumination once terms are publicized.
President Warren G. Harding spent an afternoon and night at a tented camp near Big Pool Maryland with Henry Ford Thomas Edison Harvey Firestone and Bishop William F. Anderson. He chopped wood for lunch and relaxed under the sycamore canopy before returning to Washington. The camp boasted modern comforts but mosquitoes lingered despite the amenities.
Special Dispatch to the Standard reports Montana State Press association in Whitefish endorsing the Missoula students who refused to attend classes led by Professor Fisher of the law department amid pacifist accusations during the war. The group toured Glacier Park and Belton Lake, with Lewistown and White Sulphur Springs bidding for 1922 convention. leadership elected includes Snelson as president and More, Ensign, Warnen as officers. Weather outlook notes normal temperatures for northern Rocky Mountain plateau regions.
Gov Len Small, speaking to thousands at a Chicago rally, framed his indictment as the result of a gigantic political plot by vested interests and treasury looters. He claimed threats by powerful rings and vowed to continue the fight with supporters led by Mayor William Hale Thompson.
Des Moines dispatch reports Willie Peterson a wealthy Blairsburg farmer was arrested for the murders of his brother and sister dating back 19 years. The claim comes from his 12 year old mother and marks one of the oldest unsolved local crimes. Lena and Thomas Peterson, aged 16 and 14, were found murdered on a lonely road.
Steve Byrne and Theodore Chronopolis were condemned to execution by hanging in Butte on Friday August 26. The court proceedings followed their murder trial for the 1919 Beav erhead county case, with others named including Albert Yelk who faces execution in Dillon the same morning.
A million dollar fire caused extensive damage as flames swept through facilities tied to the oil industry. Investigators assess the blaze’s origin while emergency crews restore power and secure surrounding properties. Local officials warn nearby residents to stay clear of smoke plumes as cleanup begins.
Vienna July 58 Associated Press reports former Emperor Charles of Austria is rumored to attempt another dash for the throne. Authorities order vigilant watch along the Danube and on the Swiss frontier while others claim officials remain unconcerned. Guards keep a close eye at Lucerne castle as unrest grows among monarchist factions masked as a religious public. A clash with counter demonstrators caused light casualties.
John D Lane died in a cabin fire northwest of Bk after a kitchen stove sparked flames that spread quickly in windy conditions. His granddaughter was present but could not wake him. Survived by a son and a daughter. relatives Joe Lane and Amos Witham of Eka.
Missoula July 23 Forest Service District No 1 crews from Montana and Idaho contained the Tarkio blaze in the Lolo forest on the Montana Idaho line. Yesterday about 1000 acres of cut over land were scorched. Officials warned a high wind could rekindle the fire and push it beyond control.
Coast guard officials report liquor smugglers are creeping up the Atlantic coast due to rail transport difficulties. The Associated Press notes smugglers move from southern waters to inland routes, accelerating transfer of activities as enforcement remains tight along shoreline and ports.
In Washington the Bergdoll inquiry exploded into a scuffle as Rep John son of Kentucky forced toward witness Charles A Braun amid protests and an uproar. The chairmen and sergeant at arms intervened and adjourned the session as Braun testified about alleged payoffs in the slacker case. The inquiry to resume Monday with William R Campbell of Lexingfor Campbell's father is set to continue.
July 23 report details the seizure of a ship laden with whiskey valued above 20000 and the arrest of 18 men. City and state officials say they partially solved the mystery tied to the elusive Smfrate whip, seen offshore near the New Jersey Ghost, Montauk Point, and Long Island Sound.
Continued optimism in London and Dublin over peace outlook as political discussions proceed. Both capitals show cautious hopes amid talks and public interest in the formation of the next Irish assembly.
London and Dublin circle around possible peace terms as Eamonn de Valera and Arthur Griffith discuss British terms at Dublin's Mansion House. No formal talks yet. Dail Eireann may be convened after Sinn Fein consultations. General Smuts may visit Ireland to urge reconciliation between North and South factions.
London reports state the ключ feature of the Irish peace proposals is fiscal autonomy offered to Eamonn de Valera, with Ulster securing its position. Belfast dispatch notes Ulster is largely uninterested in the talks, which focus on fiscal and financial matters, with potential Water involvement in certain scenarios.
King Aasteng from summer home to city amid cabinet communique signaling a most serious state of affairs in North Africa. The report notes high level discussions and potential regional implications, with authorities urging caution and coordinated action.
Madrid reports a cabinet communique detailing a Moors attack at Annual, a retreat with many casualties, and the dispatch of two thousand troops from Ceuta to Melilla. Reinforcements will follow from other regions as efforts shift to Melilla and Ceuta. General Silvestre is reportedly unaccounted.
Mennonites prepare to establish a land colony in Paraguay and the Chaco with plans to form a self supporting community. The move aims to shield members from military service and align with religious convictions as they depart from the United States and Canada.
July 23 dispatch reports the final adjustment of the disarmament conference is postponed as Japan weighs its participation in discussions of Far Eastern questions and the fate of British dominions in the proceedings.
Butte ranks among the state’s coolest places with Friday highs near 60 after days of heat. Livingston reached 102 and Big Hole reservoir 82, as Montana’s temperatures eased though remaining above normal. Weather officials expect continued heat relief with fair skies and temps around the upper 50s to 60s, noting unusual statewide heat persistence.
We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.
People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!
You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!
Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.
Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.
Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.