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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1921
Page
1
A former naval figure is described as a foreign born citizen deemed undesirable. Utterances by Rear Admiral Hurt frame the criticism as harmful and politically charged, highlighting tensions over national allegiance and immigration. The report notes the candidate’s unhappy associations with the Navy and possible policy implications.
Washington and Denver reports show a House resolution labeling Rear Admiral Sims an undesirable alien and calling for readmission denial and a recall if quotes about the Irish question are confirmed. The Metal Trades convention urged Hardings administration to act, praising Secretary Denby for demanding an explanation.
Assurances are understood to have been given by groups of international bankers that the sanction of American officials will be sought in future dealings affecting the world's financial situation. The White House conference with President Harding and J P Morgan led to a plan for full cooperation between bankers and the government as the United States moves toward creditor nation status. Officials say formal government approval will be required before major policies are discussed beyond informal channels. Federal Reserve and Treasury representatives have begun selecting conferees for a second bankers’ conference to include Western bankers.
Cincinnati plans a city wide tribute to Colonel Galbraith a former American Legion commander killed in an Indianapolis car accident The body will lie in state at Music Hall rotunda from 10 am to 2 pm with services to follow Army guards from Fort Thomas Kentucky Music by Calgary Episcopal Church choir and ministers Rev John F Herget and Rev Frederick McMillin The body to be moved to Arlington Cemetery for interment with military honors.
A class of 93 novices from across Montana and Idaho crossed hot sands to Columbia Gardens for initiation into the Mystic Shrine. Algeria temple of Helena assisted. parade led by Mayor James G. Cocking and features Roscoe Hugenin and H. W. Burton. The procession from West Park to Arizona drew large crowds before moving to the dancing pavilion for initiation.
The Rouge bill to consolidate government agencies handling former service men passed the House by 325 to 0 and moves to the Senate. The chamber spent over a week debating it and accepted minor amendments, endorsing the measure largely as reported by the Commerce Committee.
A Treasury conference led by Senator Gooding outlined a plan for banks to advance 50 million dollars to support the livestock sector. Federal Reserve rediscounts on livestock loans, with New York Chicago and Kansas City banks forming a board to set details. Morgan and banking leaders expressed willingness to assist without new legislation at existing interest rates.
Virgi Decker a 19 year old former boy was found guilty of first degree murder in the death of Leroy Lovett by a jury in Warsaw Indiana. He was sentenced to life imprisonment and showed little emotion as the verdict and sentence were read.
Three American citizens and former Butte residents, Philip Powers, Michael Valle, and James Dunphy, were reportedly shot and severely wounded by forces in Ireland. Judge J. J. Lynch noted their long ties to Butte, Bo rnmhon and local mines, and said the incident would be investigated with possible State Department appeals.
Washington June 10 formal announcement that Harry Haynes editor Hillsboro Ohio is named national prohibition commissioner was made at the White House detailing his new post and the administration’s reform agenda.
Washington June 10 The Associated Press reports formal responses of a favorable character from several governments to U S informal suggestions for international negotiation of armaments The sources do not disclose which motions prompted the replies or how definite the replies were
An American chargé d affaires in Mexico City makes a hurried trip to the Foreign Office but does not publicly reveal the purpose of the visit. The incident underscores tension and diplomacy surrounding a pending treaty affair.
American charge d affaires George Summerlin conferred with Alberto Pani in Mexico City as Washington seeks a commerce and amity treaty for recognition. Obregon cites constitutional limits and hints at possible changes, while safeguarding American property. Summerlin awaits a clearer reply from Mexico.
The Chicago Milwaukee St Paul mine at Mark near Peru Michigan suffered a late day fire but all miners escaped. Superintendent James Steele said officials had checked all escapees from emergency shafts and expected control by night.
Convention of A F L at Denver defeats proposal to amalgamate workers. The Pacific coast convention overwhelmingly votes against merging multiple unions into a single body, rejecting the plan under consideration.
At the Denver convention of the metal trades department of the AFL, delegates voted 3210 to 177 against a plan to amalgamate all metal trades into a single U S union. Opponents warned of past failures on the Pacific and Canadian coasts, while supporters urged closer affiliation and a conference of all affiliated trades. The debate touched on broader issues including Ireland and British policy.
Subpenas were issued for William C. Durant and Lyman D. Smith as Ford contest probes opened new fields in Senate fight over Henry Ford. Alfred and Henry Ching clashed as Paul Hing collapsed under questioning while Charles Floyd took over, with stacks of 1800 canceled checks shown to indicate funds from the 1918 Newberry primary campaign totaling about 160000 dollars.
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