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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1921
Page
1
A heated session in Montana highlights a Republican leadership crisis as critics warn the governor has pursued policies contrary to the voters' mandate. The Standard argues the legislature must unwind excesses, focus on economy, industry, and lower taxes, while returning to home counties to explain expenditures.
The United States, under Secretary of State Charles Evans Hughes, dispatched a note to Costa Rica and Panama urging a peaceful settlement of their border dispute over Coto island. The move reflects broad foreign policy expediency and U.S. interest in the Panama Canal, with no White Award rejection implied.
Berlin reports say after cabinet, reichstag, and technical advisers met, Simons may exceed counter proposals. Lloyd George may present a rebuttal to German taxation claims, risking a rupture of reparations talks and triggering penalties. German papers urge caution to prevent breaking off with Allies Monday.
The seventh son of Mr. and Mrs. D. Tully, Harlow Montana, was born as the train to Taylor Washington paused near Harlowton. The Tullys, headed to Renton Coal Company employment, celebrate the newborn aboard the wain as Dr Henry documents the moment.
Helena march 5 two main points emerged in legislature talks of an extraordinary session senator j e edwards rosebud declared if the chief executive would observe his oath and cease his efforts to guide the legislature both houses would grant the state its due many house members allied with administration forces stated that further session would be an unwarranted burden on the state economy and time
Secretary Denby told the Navy league dinner that a capable navy is not aimed at a single power or a race for armament. He compared naval strength to home fire insurance and noted the U S coastline demands a navy as large as any in history, supported by War Secretary Weeks.
Weather predictions from the Associated Press anticipate a week beginning Monday with unsettled conditions. Temperatures and precipitation chances vary daily across regions as fronts move through the area.
Senator Edwards spoke during an interval while awaiting a committee. He noted the governor’s message to the Joint session urging passage of laws with economy in mind and described the Assembly’s adherence to prudent fiscal observance amid its proceedings.
The accident board weighs a compensation case for Herman Zachh n died January 28, 1921. His real mother Katherine Faulhaber of Seattle and his stepmother Elisabeth Zachman of Riverside Washington have both filed claims. The stepmother says she depended on him for support while the mother says she supplied funds when he was idle.
The Butte Standard published a voter survey showing overwhelming opposition to a South Main high school, with 1,814 voting No to abandoning the Park and Idaho building and 1,638 No to selling the site. A separate plan for a central high school on South Main and Gold was barely favored, while McKinley School rebuilding drew mixed results and calls for multiple new grade schools dominated by a wish to sell and reallocate funds.
A fragmentary Associated Press report notes Mian ends a 41 day fast and contemplates life changes. The text includes garbled phrases about violations, a chiropractor in Los Angeles, and references to liquor acts and legal terms, with unclear names and details.
The first full dispatch from the American committee for relief in Ireland details appalling distress observed by a France-led unit in Dublin Belfast Lismore Cork and counties Longford Roscommon Westmeath Sligo Leitrim estimating 80000 weekly needed for emergency aid with 15000 for Bate fast and 10000 for Cork noting mass displacements and severe conditions in urban centers past August with 232 families driven from homes.
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