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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1921
Page
1
President Harding asks Congress to expand the War Finance Corporation authority to settle accounts with railroads and streamline government wartime economic measures. The message signals a push to stabilize postwar transportation and finance policies amid ongoing national reconciliation efforts.
County officers move to place him in custody while friends press for release. The court’s next steps set terms for preliminary proceedings as authorities and supporters seek agreement on a program of specialists.
Dublin reports say de Valera’s reply to Britain remains undisclosed with Sinn Fein ministers cautious. Indications point to differences with Ulster as de Valera insists on a united Ireland and Ulster’s adhesion to a supreme Irish parliament. London coverage notes ongoing talks but no reply yet from de Valera. Government signals hope for early statements and autumn legislation, amid broader peace efforts and high-level meetings.
The county attorney’s opinion questions the validity of Dr. Maginn’s resignation to the county superintendent, delaying confirmation of Dr. Shanley as his replacement for district No. 1. Board members debate telegrams, meetings, and the empty chair as Maginn travels to California.
In San Francisco on July 26 James B. Dewar urged the rank and file of all city labor unions to back a general strike. He outlined policy at a mass meeting and said representatives would seek support from individual unions. Also from Riga on July 26 Senator Joseph I France plans to prolong his stay in Russia a few days.
AP reports President Harding urged action on pellagra fears in the cotton belt. Public Health Service and Red Cross coordinated a response. Southern states varied, with Alabama Florida Georgia Mississippi Arkansas and others denying an outbreak or alarming conditions while noting decreases or no rise in cases.
Australian speculation centers on two customs officers arrival at Thursday Island where Archbishop Mannix is due to arrive Saturday. Dispatches report strong belief the government may seek his oath of allegiance.
A house warming will be held at the pavilion in Harrison avenue's tourist park tonight. The South Side club will manage events with a five piece orchestra, dance, and refreshments. The Chamber of Commerce plans a large representation, and residents of the south side are invited to attend.
Calgary July 2 The dead body of Purdue University president Dr W F Stone LaFayette Ind who was 15 days missing from a walking tour camp at Mount Assiniboine has been found at the bottom of a deep precipice Mrs Stone wife of Dr W E Stone who disappeared with her husband from the camp July 15 has been found alive at the foot of a 17 foot precipice word received here tonight
President Harding asked Congress to broaden the War Finance Corporation to finance up to 500 million dollars of railroad debts and to provide additional farm credits. Senate action was expected within two weeks with opposition brewing among several senators, while Kellogg proposed a 100 million dollar farm credit substitute.
Athens cabled that Greek official sources say Turkish forces suffered heavy losses with many killed wounded and prisoners. The report notes about three quarters of Turkish personnel affected, while a separate item in Los Angeles reports Lulu McBride acquitted of charges in the Everts case.
Amid dispatches from Chicago to Springfield and Washington, officials report Gov Len Small faces possible arrest over embezzlement charges while diplomacy aims to harness Armistice Day for the disarmament conference. Japan signals willingness to join fully, with date undecided and fall or spring options discussed as preparations intensify.
A boy's life was saved after a steer charged and knocked him to the ground. Expert roper Johnnie Mullins rushed in, roped the steer and controlled it, preventing further injury. The boy, named McDonnell, was injured but is expected to recover.
Hilger Montana resident Gr Smithy was arrested by a Forest Ranger while camping on the Yellowstone trail within the Gallatin National Forest boundary. He faced fines of 435 dollars plus 200 dollars in costs and was barred from further camping in the area.
Special Dispatch from Dillon reports the Bond Grocery safe was robbed at an early hour, with over $700 in cash and Liberty bonds taken. Entry likely through a coal hole or broken rear window, with the inner door forced and no fingerprints found. Police suspect the same trio linked to a recent bank theft.
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