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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1921
Page
1
Ryan declares the London talk attacked loyal citizens. Admiral states he will not repudiate a word and sees nothing un-American in the Irish address. Naval committee to investigate the speech amid political tension.
Clarence Leonard was arrested after police raided a room on North Main Street, where officers found boys and girls involved. The incident centers on alleged drug distribution to minors and ongoing law enforcement action in the block.
Washington notices a London press report of Rear Admiral William S Sims defending his remarks on Irish sympathizers in America. Congress to investigate and Secretary Denby seeks confirmation of quotes after Sims dismissed criticism and said he stands by every word.
Washington June 9 Senators La Follette and Norris proposals for American recognition of Tri ish independence were taken up by the foreign relations committee with consideration by the authors and decisions awaiting execution.
Mrs. Paul V. Southard heads from San Francisco to Twin Falls, Idaho, in custody for murder linked to the death of her fourth husband Howard Meyer. Deputy Sheriff V H Ormsby and his wife accompany her after checking out of a local hotel and returning from Honolulu with the arrest warrant.
American oil operators filed a formal protest with the state department over Mexico's 25 percent petroleum tax increase under a decree issued as negotiations for a treaty of amity and commerce began. Officials expect negotiations to continue. potential actions if talks fail remain undetermined.
The Imperial Potentate Ellis Lewis Garretson of Tacoma arrives in Butte at the head of a 220 member party en route from the Pacific coast to Des Moines for the Shriners national convention. Helena Great Falls and other towns send delegations. Bagdad temple band performs on arrival as the Milwaukee train arrives late.
A conference of lead producers and smelters in Washington urged reopening of the metals schedule. Delegates including Ernest Bamberger Jerome Day and James L Gary pressed for a tariff provision taxing lead bearing ores at 1 1/2 cents per pound after copper content and set a 2000 ton import threshold, with assurances the sub committee would reconsider.
In Huron South Dakota more than 300 people searched armed for the assailant who robbed and beat Dora Schroeder a 17 year old girl driving home from Hitchcock. She lay unconscious with a serious condition as physicians assess her injuries and the suspect is sought by local authorities.
Wounded and disabled veterans in Montana mourn the sudden death of F W Galbraith national commander of the American Legion killed when his car plunged from a 20 foot embankment near Indianapolis. Mose Cohen Montana delegate recalls meeting him at the Cleveland convention and lauds his energy sincerity and advocacy for veterans programs and the bonus bill.
The National Executive Committee will appoint a new national commander to replace Col Frederick W Galbraith Jr who was killed in an Indianapolis auto crash Funeral services will be held in Cincinnati Ohio Milton J Foreman and Henry J Ryan were injured but expected to recover The marching body was escorted to Union Station by legionnaires and the Kansas City convention will set the successor's term.
Ton June 9 Conferees on the naval appropriation bill were reported to be at an impasse over sea increases totaling about 98 million nine hundred. The conferees refused to adopt major increases in senate amendments. Disagreements also split on enlisted personnel with the Senate proposing 120000 and the House 100600 men. Though talks began yesterday, forecasts of a deadlock were freely made today.
A woman identified as Mrs F D Wilson of Glendale California was killed when their car went off the Columbia highway at Bridal Veil Oregon. The husband was badly injured and remained unconscious late tonight. Identification was made through license records.
Mexico City officials say Mexico will accept US memorandum terms after modifications by the United States, with changes to the constitution needing senate action not presidential decree. President Obregon reportedly agrees to forbearance and a decree to establish the claims commission, naming its personnel.
New Castle Pa June 9 The Carnegie Steel Companys New Castle works will close on June 14 for at least 30 days. The plant has been operating at 50 percent capacity due to an overstock of steel bars used in the tin plate industry. About 1500 men will be affected.
June 9 Mandan North Dakota Walter Kuehn an 11 year old boy died while attempting to rescue his friend Rudolph Yaeger who sank in the reservoir during a swim. He exhausted himself diving to the bottom and drowned before help arrived.
Washington June 9 The senate committee hearing Henry Ford’s contest against Senator Newberry examined recent campaign expenditure details from the 1918 race. Witnesses testified about alleged conspiracies and funds, with Allan Templeton recounting Ford’s theory that a Jewish-led group financed Newberry’s election, while others disputed amounts and sources.
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