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Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jun 03, 1921

Page

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Butte and Anaconda Chess Prodigy Samuel Raeschewski Star

Samuel Raeschewski, a 12 year old chess prodigy from Butte, dazzled about 150 spectators at the chamber of commerce rooms by defeating multiple opponents including W. W. McDowell and Hr. Lowndes Maury. Maury hailed the boy as the greatest chess marvel of any age after the final display where the youth traded moves with Maury in a long endgame. The rapid-fire session showcased Raeschewski’s queen and king attacks and fearless play across boards as local and Anaconda players watched his ascent.

Butte Anaconda Samuel Rzoschewski Chamber of Commerce Samuel Lowndes Maury Maury W. W. McDowsell A. J. Wilslits J. Fr Lhotka V. KR. Schmittroth Twin Bridges T. C. Witherspoon Hi. Wehrbein Raeschewski James Higgins Wizard Mr. Maury

Treaty Rights to Be Enforced and Court Jurisdiction

A bill authorizes federal courts to take jurisdiction in cases alleging violations of alien rights. The measure aims to protect treaty guaranteed rights by enabling judicial recourse. It outlines procedural authority and scope for enforcing treaty obligations in federal courts.

Federal

Kellogg bill seeks federal power over treaty rights

A proposed Kellogg bill would let federal courts enforce treaty rights against aliens, with federal enforcement including marshals and possibly army or navy help. The measure would apply when acts against aliens violate state laws and penalties mirror those against American citizens. Senator Kellogg introduced it, referrals to foreign relations. California reaction says state anti land laws do not violate treaties and would not be overruled.

Washington United States Kellogg Minnesota Judiciary Committee of the American Bar Foreign Relations Committee Ellogg California Associated Pres Sacramento Cal J. M. Inman

Attempt to blow up a destroyer and tragedy in Tokyo

A June report describes an alleged plot to blow up a British destroyer at Haul Bowline yard with workers paid off for the day. In Tokyo a Korean tram conductor went berserk last night and killed his wife and seven Japanese women and children with a sword, wounding nine others seriously.

Bowline Dock Consequ Prem Tokio

President Harding Addresses Naval Academy Graduates

President Harding presented diplomas to the 260 midshipmen at Annapolis on June 2. He prayed they would avoid war but kept in mind that willingness to fight and die for country safeguards civilization. Secretary Denby and Rear Admiral Seales praised the graduates as one of the best bodies of men.

Denby Associated Prax Annapolis Harding Far Academy Midshipmen Cercises Republic of Navy Department A. H. Seales Academy

Montana School of Mines to hold commencement tonight

The eighteenth annual commencement of the Montana State School of Mines is set for tonight in the Butte auditorium. T A Rickard of San Francisco will give the address titled Huxley as an Exponent of Veracity in Thought and Action. Seven seniors will receive degrees from Chancellor Elliott of the University of Montana. The program includes a Butte high school orchestra prel ude, invocation by Rev B H Lingenfelter, violoncello solo by Theodore Simon, and the president's annual statement.

Montana State School of Mines Butte T. A. Rickard San Francisco Elliott University of Montana Rickard Mining and Scientifc Press of Huxley Royal School of Mines Butte High School Eleanor Tenner B. H. Lingenfelter Theodore Simon C. H. Clapp

Cousin Everett Sentenced in Impersonation Case

Everett Har of President pleaded guilty to impersonating a federal officer. Judge K. Langi imposed a 15 month penitentiary term at Laurens. The confession followed a guilty plea after the reader was asked to weigh the charges.

Everett Har Laarens Langi Wead

Guardsmen Return Home After Tulsa Rioting

Tulsa Oklahoma June 2 Reports that a grand jury investigation into the riots that left nine white men and 21 Negroes dead and $1,500,000 in property damage will begin June 8. Tulsa business leaders vow to rebuild the one square mile of the Negro residence district as Gov Robertson urges safe inquiry and plans for relief progress.

Associated Press Tulsa Okla Oklahoma City J. B. A. Robertson Marr Valje Tulsa County

War on Large Scale Begun in Ireland Reported

AP reports the war in Ireland has escalated with battles around Cork and widespread fighting by Black and Tans. Reports indicate heavy engagements and significant casualties as the conflict intensifies in the region.

Ireland Associated Press Cork Ree

Thirteen blocks of decorations raised in city business week

A report states twelve thousand dollars was raised to cover the business section of the city during the week of July 1 to 5. The effort highlighted a solid mass of decorations across thirty blocks, reflecting strong civic involvement.

Montana’s Elks and Eagles plan grand Butte gathering

Butte will host Montana’s largest celebration July 1 to 5 as Elks and Eagles stage state gatherings. A joint executive committee and 25 sub committees approved plans at Elkshall with Senator Marty A Gallwey presiding. Merchants pledged about 312,000 toward decorations and attractions.

Butte Montana Elks and Eagles Joint Executive Committee Elkshall Marty" A. Gallwey Charies Nevin Colora

Northern Idaho Favors Creation of a New State

The North Idaho Chamber of Commerce voted unanimously to push for a new state in Northern Idaho. The proposal seeks legislative action to appoint a commission to study and recommend the separation, with details and timetable to follow.

Northern Idaho Corur D'Alene North

Bolshevist Commissary Drafts Mission for Red Government

A confidential document from the Bolshevist Commissary of Foreign Affairs outlines an international mission for the Red Government. It details alignments and actions expected to shape Allied and opposing nations’ stance, signaling strategic outreach and pressure.

Bolshevist Commissary of Foreign Affairs Red Government

Destruction of Cables Causes Partial Tieup

Centerville and Walkerville report a partial tieup as cables were destroyed halting traffic for over an hour. Two show houses also announced closures amid the disruption, blocking service and operations temporarily.

Centerville Walkerville

Secret Bolshevik aims stagger European powers revealed

Prof Milukov in Paris claims a confidential Bolshevik document outlines Western power alignments and threats, including British Japanese and Polish French blocs, arguing leagues of nations fail and opportunities rise amid chaotic postwar Europe. A separate Montana incident reports a lightning strike on Great Falls substation caused fires, outages to streetcars, theaters, and shops, with brief darkened conditions and rapid repairs.

Amperiad Pree York Paul T. Milukov Russian Information Bureau Bolshevist Commissary of Foreign Affairs M. Chitcherin Lenine Senehevi Revere Milukoff Paris Salle Uch America France England Near East Germany Hungary Europe Chitcherin Great Falls Montana Power Company Anaconda Hill Pheum Rialto

Tobacco Chewing Claim Sparks Dental Debate in Camden

Dr Wade Gelstone of Camden challenges reformers, praising tobacco chewing as a dental aid and best disinfectant amid society debates in Atlantic City. The report notes uncertain language and a fragmented transcription of remarks.

Atlantic Citt N. J Wade Gelstone Camden Con

Amendments Proposed to Federal Revenue Taxes by Keller

Representative Keller of Minnesota introduced four amendments to existing revenue laws. The measures aim to repeal most taxes except tobacco spirits oleomargarine and child labor products, slice the corporate income tax and excess profits tax, redefine earned versus unearned income, tax uneamed income and superincomes, adjust inheritance tax with brackets, and levy 1 percent on land values above 10000 with farm fertility costs exempted for 58 percent of actual farmers.

Associated Prem Washington Keller Minnesota Committee of Manufacturers and Merchants Farmers’ Federal Tax League

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