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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1922
Page
1
Fred Brown of Omaha faces a long list of charges including kidnapping and the alleged murder of a father and son. The formal indictments detail multiple counts and related offenses, outlining alleged acts across a span of dates and locations within the city.
Omaha authorities map charges against Fred Brown alias Ernest Busch alias Gus Grimes after a Wyoming capture. Young man linked to two murder counts and multiple kidnapping and assault cases, with loot found at his Benson shack near Omaha as detectives prepare a wide ranging case.
Chicago dispatch reports mystery still surrounds an operation performed last Monday on Harold F. McCormick chairman of the executive board of International Harvester company. Family members visited him but discussed nothing and no comment was given on reports he underwent a gland transplantation amid illness rumors.
Alvine Ward 23 and his stepfather Joe Losurdo exchanged eight shots with rifles and a pistol in a Stuart living room. Ward sustained multiple injuries including a forehead gash and ear laceration. Losurdo was bruised. Both were arrested by Deputy Sheriff Matchett and held apart in jail. Ward cited objection to his mother's treatment as the motive.
Canton forces clash with Sun Yat Sen loyalists in South China as Sun's troops suffer defeat and their leader flees. Chen's army reports strong resistance in the engagement.
Dam Lundquist dies after being struck while walking railroad tracks north of Meaderville near Old Heinze Dump. Authorities report a fatal accident with no immediate witnesses.
Cincinnati June 18 The chiefs of 10 railroad unions warned the railroad labor board of a possible strike if wage cuts for 1 225 000 workers on July 1 are approved. John L Lewis pledged miners support to rail workers but gave no details. The unions said they may refuse board decisions as a remedy in a disputed labor matter.
In the Mogollon mountains of the Gila National Forest more than 300 workers battled a spreading forest fire. By Monday an estimated 500 men are to be on scene with 120 Mogollon mine miners joining the effort after three days of exhausting firefighting.
Two men Charles M. White 66 and William Goldensmith 48 both of Searchlight were entombed at the 800 foot level of the Quarter mine after a fire. Roy Alexander and Co L Shaw of Oatman saved. Alexander said the entombed men fell 200 feet past him from the 600 foot level into deadly gas.
Washington June 18 another fervid chapter in the soldiers bonus and tariff debate unfolds as Republicans plan a conference to delay the tariff bill and push the bonus forward. Leadership expects the move to gain support though some Republicans and Democrats will still push for further procedural fights. Senators La Follette Johnson Ashurst and Walsh are named as potential movers to set aside the tariff in favor of the bonus.
The Hobson Stanford contest over Judith Basin county seat reaches Judge W E Carroll's court for final arguments. The nine year dispute began when Fergus and Cascade residents proposed a new county and sought an election that was repeatedly blocked by county officials. The Montana Supreme Court ruled for the voters, ordering an election in August 1920, amid a later dispute over temporary county seat voting.
Copies of a letter addressed to Ole Nelson sheriff of Clatsop county signed Pacific Klan No 2 Knights of the Ku Klux Klan were left at local newspaper offices. The letter warns to clean out road houses and threatens action to remove violators and county officers deemed passive.
Prominent officials, business leaders, and theater stars united in tribute at memorial services for Lillian Russell Moore held at Keith's theater and in Keith venues nationwide. Attendees included Attorney General Daugherty Secretary of Labor Davis Acting Secretary of the Navy Roosevelt and Senators Johnson and Shortridge. Davis said the actress made the world a better happier place to live.
In Atlixco, Puebla state, the San Augustin textile factory was assaulted by syndicalists last night after a dispute with owners. Three people were killed and two injured in the attack, as reported from Mexico City on June 18.
Former head of the Canton government fled the capital as it was attacked and sought safety on a gunboat while his troops resisted Chen forces. The report notes ongoing fighting between the fleeing administration and opposing troops.
Dublin June 18 The election count will start tomorrow with results possible by midnight Cork figures show a panel vote trend favoring the treaty side The defeat of Lord Mayor O Callaghan is linked to his stance toward the provisional government The Plain People denounces Collins for a Cork speech claiming it abandons the panel and coalition The article notes republican claims of violated pact and questions oath of allegiance before voting
In Salt Lake City on June 18 more than 100 firearms were surrendered to the national guard by strikers in Carbon county coast district. Women delivered many guns to military possessors or requested militia pickups at homes or headquarters. Over 300 guns have been gathered at Helper and Spring Canyon, with minor raids at Scofield where the first outbreak occurred weeks ago.
Reporting from Kiangsi and Kiangsu provinces on June 19, Sun Yat Sen forces press the attack outside Canton while Chen Chiung Min holds the city for Wu Pei Fu. Sun has fled to Whampoa as clashes continue, and a July riverine explosion near Nanchang kills about 50. Wu Fu's troops retreating wounded flood Kiang river hospitals.
Reports from Tientsin say an armistice has been signed between General Wu Pei Fu, head of Central China forces, and Manchurian rebel Chang Tso Lin at Chinwangtao. Details are carried from the railroad line to the port.
A cloudburst drenched Port Jervis New York for nearly a day leaving the entire city under two to six feet of water. Officials estimated damage at five hundred thousand dollars.
In Meaderville a bolt of lightning during a brief rainstorm killed Sam Lundquist 17 and severely injured Edward Oliver 18 as they walked near railroad tracks north of the Heinze dump. Miss Nilda Aimone found the unconscious Lundquist beside Oliver. No witnesses to the strike.
Orville J. Turley admitted to Deputy District Attorney Kenneth W. Robinson that he killed Mrs. Emma Wise and acted alone. Police said her body was found in a furnace air shaft at a North Denver residence after Turley testified he planned to seize her apartment business and other valuables and leave Denver.
Terrell county and southwest Texas suffer extreme rainfall with the San Juan and Rio Grande basins swollen to record levels. Eagle Pass and Piedras Negras flee as 18 000 Mexicans near Piedras Negras cross borders. 3 000 displaced in Eagle Pass. Del Rio to Sanderson rail traffic halted. 65 foot Rio Grande depth at Langtry. Southern Pacific bridges and tracks inundated. data incomplete.
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