Shelley Fires and Dixon Struggle for Power in Montana
Helena March 29 State Senator O H Junod of Madison county leads the Dixon rubber stamp faction in Montana politics as a potential replacement for O H P Shelley who remains national committeeman. The contest hinges on the Supreme Court ruling on the Kirton case and may delay a final decision for years. The battle centers on who will name federal appointees in Montana as Republicans seek plums from the national committee after eight years of waiting. Attorney T B Weir represents the case.
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Former Senator Levi Ankeny Dies in Walla Walla
Levi Ankeny former United States senator died at his family home in Walla Walla at 1t s0 o'clock after weeks of illness He was 77 He crossed the plains from Missouri at age six adopted by Capt ASP He later joined the Idaho gold rush and built a fortune In 1878 he moved to Walla Walla and entered banking He was considered the wealthiest man in the area and had served in the Senate beginning in 1902.
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J Burroughs dies famed friend of nature obituary
J Burroughs renowned for teaching thousands to love birds trees and flowers dies. Contemporaries offer tributes highlighting a life devoted to nature writing and conservation.
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Funeral for naturalist John Burroughs set for Sunday
Associated Press reports John Burroughs world renowned naturalist died on a passenger train near Kingsville Ohio. His body rests at his Hudson River home until a private funeral Saturday. Burial will be Sunday at Foxbury Catskill mountains near his birth spot. He died after heart and kidney complications following an operation and a final wish to die on the banks of the Hudson.
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Eight Killed in Chicago Fireworks Explosion
Chicago officials report at least eight dead and about 100 injured after a fireworks warehouse blast. Police say two men were held, and several firms are under investigation for violations of city ordinances. Many homes and businesses were wrecked or damaged.
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CANDIDATES CONSULT VOTERS ON McKINLEY SCHOOL LOCATION
In Silver Bow county the school board plans a detailed voter survey for the McKinley district next Saturday. Five questions on site locations, a general high school plan, and a $525,000 bond issue will appear on a separate ballot. The process aims to replace the burned McKinley school with careful district-wide input.
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Crowds view Cardinal Gibbons body in Baltimore funeral
Baltimore crowds exceed twenty five thousand visit the cathedral to view Cardinal Gibbons body. Requiem mass for city orders at 108 m. Governor Ritchie issues a proclamation calling a cease work at funeral hour and prayers. Rene Vivant, former French premier envoy extraordinary, arrives in Washington and will meet Secretary Hughes then President Harding.
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Copper mines suspend may hit workers in recession
The Associated Press reports that Anaconda Copper Mining and four other major firms halted operations due to weak demand, with Calumet & Hecla and others calling the shutdown temporary. Charles Hayden warned continued production could worsen losses, as 1,500 workers in Salt Lake City area face layoffs amid uncertain reopening timelines.
Mayor of Dublin Sends Gratitude to Harding
Dublin March 29 a cablegram expresses gratitude for press support of the movement to raise funds for Ireland. It says the mover is sincerely gratified by encouragement and notes the ties are urgently needed to restore and relieve the country.
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Kelley Issues Formal Statement To Mine Employes
President Kelley announces a shutdown tightening in Butte Hill for nearly 30 years impacting 4500 A. C. M. workers with 1300 in Anaconda and hundreds more in Great Falls. Two thousand workers at other firms in Butte also affected as coal mines lumber mills and related industries stop work.
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Anaconda Copper Mining suspends operations at once
To the employer of the Anaconda Copper Mining Company the directors announce a temporary suspension of mining due to persistently low metal prices and excessive stockpiles. After more than two years of difficult production the company states that only ongoing losses are sustainable and hopes for a speedy market revival to permit resumption. F. Kelley, President.
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Anaconda Copper to Suspend Mining Operations
The Anaconda Copper Mining company in New York announced suspension of mining due to weak demand and low prices, effective April 1, putting about 4,500 Butte workers and 2,500 others from related operations out of work. The move follows similar shutdowns by Utah Copper Ray Consoli, Chino Copper, and Nevada Copper, with John D. Ryan’s stockholder statement and manager John Gillie confirming the timing and impact amid copper prices around 11.5 cents per pound.
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Former Emperor Charles meets with monarchists in Vienna and Budapest
Former Emperor Charles arrived in Budapest after meeting monarchists in Vienna and then departed for Stinamanger near the Austrian frontier. He reportedly sought restoration to the Hungarian throne amid Allied concerns over the Hapsburg dynasty. Admiral Horthy met him in Budapest before his departure.
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