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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1921
Page
2
An Associated Press report from Minneapolis notes ten pallbearers were required to carry the body of Bodger Biss in a Cumberland burial. The procession was delayed due to special coffins being built.
Deer Lodge March 5 A lively Woman's Club gathering featured newly elected members, discussions on early American art and portraits by Copley and West, and a music program covering Handel and Gluck. Guests and hostesses from town attended as speakers and performances framed winter and spring events.
President Harding’s opening day in the White House shows a brisk pace with dictation of letters, cabinet conferences, and a public reception. He inquired into every department, reviewed Congress, reorganized party machinery, installed a White House mascot, and attended a theater with Mrs. Harding.
Damaged dispatch details mass burnings and flight from Belfast amid sectarian attacks. It notes 130 families displaced and hundreds of women and children seeking shelter in Belfast, with Thomas Caldwell named among burned-out residents and a relief fund of about 16 000 to assist thousands of destitute workers and their dependents.
Labor groups in Ireland England and Scotland have raised and distributed about $600000 for unemployed expelled workers. A delegation from the American Friends found families of five to nine subsisting on £1 weekly with rent coal and food costing about $2. The appeal to American labor urges aid for about 30000 displaced persons and 1000 expelled soldiers as relief funds are allocated by a single Belfast fund.
The article reports sharp declines in silver prices affecting London controls on the global market with reactions showing minor fractional shifts. It notes a weakened mining sector in the United States and the western hemisphere, with overall depreciation making many operations draftable except in a few cases.
Governor's veto clash continues as legislators grapple with executive, legislative, and judiciary roles. House backs administration. senate delays adjournment amid debate on economy measures and tax bills. Assembly lays out committees and leadership as extraordinary session looms.
About 1500 of the 2000 union employees of the Atlanta Birmingham and Atlantic railroad joined a strike over a 60 percent wage cut ordered since 1917. A federal judge ordered the wage reduction to have no further effect than allowed by law. At Fitzgerald, Georgia, all trains including mail service stopped.
The House and Senate eulogized Champ Clark of Missouri as his body lay in the chamber. A special train carried his remains to Missouri for burial among his home folks as colleagues paid their final respects.
The text outlines primitive print production with pigments tan red lead beni saffron saffron extract greenish yellow rushi and a blue from Chinese cotton. It notes blocks cut for each color after 1743 and hand application, defining a print as the work of artist engraver and printer. A recent invention graph needle is mentioned in passing.
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