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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1921
Page
6
A plea to Americans to donate to Ireland relief, stressing famine, destroyed livelihoods, and thousands starving. The appeal promises receipts, directs contributions to J. J. Harrington, Treasurer, Harbour Block, Butte, Montana, and cites a current famine crisis with two hundred fifty thousand people in dire need.
The body of George E. Clark of Haxtun Colorado was sent to Hastings Nebraska after dying at St James hospital under peculiar circumstances. His mother Mrs Mary A Clark and sister Miss Genevieve Clark arrived in Butte with no clear explanation for the death. Clark had heart trouble and carried a heart stimulant before leaving Colorado. A loaded revolver was found in his overcoat at Salt Lake, and a gun incident in Pocatello is being investigated. He owned ranches in Colorado and North Dakota and leaves a Denver sister Mrs Eva Settle and Haxtun brother Charles.
Mah lon Miller, a Butte engineer, returned from South America and said the Colombia Costa Rica boundary dispute was only a parade stage with no injuries or troop deployments. He noted Panama has no army and blamed delays in approving the Colombian treaty and the $25,000,000 claim for unrest. Miller, tied to Consolidated Gold Fields, discussed mining platinum and upcoming dredge shipments.
After a toolkit and vehicle parts were found in a shed on North Wyoming Street, David Perrie and several youths aged 12 to 17 were arrested for breaking into the garage of A. C. Henderson at 2500 Parrott Street late Thursday night. Perrie is jailed on burglary charges. probation officers probe the others' involvement.
James E. B. Murray, state chairman of the American Association for Recognition of the Irish Republic, returns from Salt Lake City where Miss Mary MacSwiney, sister of the Cork lord mayor martyred, was a Rotary guest. Murray notes a telegram awaiting in Butte: Minnesota’s state senate passed a resolution supporting recognition of the Irish republic.
Forecasts received by the local observer indicate ongoing cold with snow and northwest winds. Flurries visited Butte hourly yesterday as temperatures fell to 25 degrees above zero by 6 pm. Today is expected to stay cold with possible rain or snow.
Thieves took automobile tires valued at several hundred dollars from the Goodrich Tire Co quarters at Nevada and Iron streets on Thursday night. Ten tires were stolen. eight were recovered by the sheriff's office yesterday. Entry was gained through a window. No arrests. authorities suspect juvenile involvement.
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