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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1922
Page
4
An essay argues against passive immigration policy, urging Australia to rapidly increase its permanent white population. It highlights vast land, urban crowding, and unfair land taxes as drivers for welcoming more settlers to strengthen national safety and prosperity and to fill unoccupied lands.
Witness claims prison board authorized selling pork at cost to save the state money and argues hog costs were kept down by using prison swill. He describes alleged fires, sign threats, and prior ranch plans while denying waste and improper feed to convicts.
New York citizens applauded a rapid crime drop after laws curbing bondsmen and boosting district attorney staff. Officials tightened prosecutions and courts levied heavier penalties, leading to 669 convictions for violent crimes in six weeks versus 345 the previous year and prison terms about five times higher.
A prominent Australian movement advocates a billion dollar immigration scheme to bring British agriculturists to Australia. Backers urge federal and British funding to ease strain on England and bolster white settlement amid fears of Asian populations. Lord Northcliffe warns of looming racial tensions and potential conflicts near the region.
A Belgian matrimonial festival advertises a bridal fair with chaperoned meetings for men seeking brides. It promises introductions to many young Belgian girls, supervised visits, and discussions of family life, with eugenics guidance from medical experts to prevent mismating.
In an America lecture tour wrap up Sir Arthur Conan Doyle predicts a landslide toward spiritualism within ten years, noting America’s openness to the religion though not expecting immediate converts. He cites wartime prophecy credibility and comments on U S political mood and European views.
The court ruled unions may be suable in federal courts for acts during strikes and funds used for strikes can be subject to tort suits. It found the international union and board not liable for conspiracy or property destruction, but district No 21 could be liable if its officers ordered the strike and funds are reachable by a judgment. Conspiracy to stop non union employment at Bache-Denman mines required intent to restrain interstate commerce and monopolize.
A probe centers on a battle vessel crew aboard when it sailed. The supplier claimed to have been seized by the British and asserts the man aboard was smuggled by crew members.
British forces drive Sinn Fein invaders from main positions along the Ulster border. Pettigoe is retaken, Bel leek evacuated, and the boundary line now resembles a battle zone. Discrepancies remain between official reports and press dispatches on casualties and actions.
British forces retook Pettigoe after giving Republicans 15 minutes to flee. About 100 resisted. shelling and machine gun fire followed as troops cleared the village. Casualties occurred among Sinn Fein defenders and the dead were buried in a nearby field. Prisoners were moved to Enniskillen.
Portland golfer Dr. O F Willing led the qualifying round at Colwood Country Club in Victoria BC scoring 74 and 73 for 147 to top the field. Jack Neville of California finished seven strokes back with 155 alongside Portland entrants Forest Watson and CC Crisswold.
The decision holds Congress may regulate acts obstructing interstate commerce and punish conspirators in such schemes. It notes labor unions are not shown to have aimed to restrain trade in the present case. Labor leaders in Washington pledge study before commenting on the ruling while noting possible treasury liability for union damages.
George Claude Biancafort sacrifices his life and love to save his twin Ludovic Blancafort from crimes over Saint-Cast's fortune. Zizi the animal trainer aids, while Gasparone uses hidden tech to listen and prepare defenses as Saint-Cast’s claimants press their bid on the morning of December 28.
Butte aerie to send delegation of over 390 to state convention in Bozeman on June 27. Official representation includes 50 delegates 60 alternates a drill team and a band with more than 200 supporters. Installation of officers highlighted the Butte lodge meeting with William Malloy installing and praising the prior year's growth and finances.
Mrs Mary A Kelly died yesterday at 25 East Quartz street in Butte after 29 years as a resident. The Cork Ireland native leaves four daughters Katherine Molly and Alice Kelly of Butte and Mrs L A Whipple of Peoria Ill plus three sons Patrick James of Butte and Edward of Peoria a brother Capt D E Sullivan of Gilbert Minnesota and two nieces Mrs T J Chope and Mrs Irene Currie of Butte Funeral from the home with burial in St Patrick's cemetery
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