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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1921
Page
1
The Lower Branch of the Assembly approves a request from the governor but the coordinating body does not share the same view. The decision highlights a split between the executive and coordinating factions over the governor's proposal.
In a brief address at the Broadway today, Jreland led a parade to the courthouse for a St. Patrick's Day observance. A short meeting followed the talk, described as a chief observance event by local organizers.
In Helena on March 16 the Montana senate voted 40 to 1 to approve an oil production tax bill, rejecting governor dictated terms. The measure, set at 1 percent after House passage at 3 percent, faced a 32 to 20 committee vote on amendments and drew a fierce debate led by Senator White of Fergus accusing the governor of overriding the legislature.
The Silver Bow county drive under the American committee for relief in Ireland starts with a Broadway theater meeting tonight and expands nationwide today. County leadership includes Senator Herry Gallwey as chairman and Ernest M. Sylvester as campaign director. A 8 o clock Friday meeting in Judge Lynch's courtroom will brief captains and workers. Donations already received from John D. Ryan and C. F. Kelley boost totals, with $2,000 sent to state treasurer Thomas A. Marlow.
President De Valera of the Republic is interviewed and shares his views on the great question. The article presents his stance, framing the issue as a sovereign matter for the nation and outlining priorities for policy and leadership.
Ireland's Eamon De Valera tells AP that the Irish struggle is not a religious issue and urges resolve as Americans hear a wartime principle at stake. He argues England uses human weakness and commends those who die for Ireland as a powerful contribution to world justice.
Miss Mary MacSwiney sister of Cork’s martyred lord mayor arrives in Butte at 11 15 from Spokane to tell her Ireland story. A large coastal welcome is planned with Catholic services and a Broadway theater address as the highlight of today’s observances following St Patrick gatherings last night at Knights of Columbus and Bernia halls.
Frank J. Hagenbarth of Salt Lake City, president of the National Woolgrowers Association, won instant backing from all western Republican senators and several congressmen for a seat on the Interstate Commerce Commission. A western committee, led by Rep. Smith of Idaho, will draft a new irrigation bill for the special session to advance arid land reclamation.
In the Waldorf Astoria grand ballroom a Greater New York committee meeting for Irish relief drew pledges totaling about 400000. Rapid pledges of 10000 5000 and 1000 followed two 100000 gifts from Knights of Columbus and the American Association for the Recognition of the Irish Republic. Speakers included Martin Conboy John DybLawrence Godkin Dr James Walsh Hon Bird Coler Judge Alfred Talley Capt John Lucey and John Keerepresents the Knights of Columbus.
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