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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1921
Page
6
The German cabinet approves a resignation move and the labor minister Rev Dr Von Braun leads. Paris reports French authorities will send only white troops into the Ruhr if occupation occurs, confirming Mayence military statements about force deployment.
London May 4 The supreme council has concluded the final details of wartime reparations. Lloyd George will present the ultimatum to German ambassador Sthamer and the reparations commission terms will be signed tomorrow. Documents are being prepared for formal signature and Lloyd George will address the House of Commons. The reparations bonds system outlines a priority sequence with a first issue and a second £1.9 billion series planned for November.
Police searched last night for Robert Morris of Butte after his brother and the latter s wife Mrs Tony Morris of Helena were badly hurt when their car was struck by a switch engine as they tried to cross a railroad crossing near the Northern Pacific depot in Helena. Morris suffered two fractured ribs and internal injuries while Mrs Morris had both legs broken. they were expected to recover.
AP reports for week ended April 30 record 43 IRA attacks and 13 on barracks. IRA casualties total one killed and one wounded, while crown forces suffered two killed and ten wounded. Crown forces destroyed 17 premises and Br. the Associated Press Washington report notes actions related to Philippine governance and a Miami flag cablegram from the war department.
City council backed measures to abolish several offices, cut wages, and issue bonds. Fire Marshal Mentrum warns shacks storing meats are fire traps endangering nearby properties. Repeals target tax collection method shifts and the abolition of the free employment bureau and city auditor offices.
Officers of the Eagles lodge in Marshalltown Iowa were fined 100 each in Federal Court for manufacturing home brew for their initiation celebration. The May 4 ruling by Judge Martin Wade notes the group acted at the lodge premises.
A rear window was broken as burglars entered the William Jennings residence at 1961 West Iron Street. The family returned about 11:30 PM to a ransacked home with drawers scattered. a 88 caliber Colts Feyalyer handgun was missing. Police could not locate the thieves. In another item, B J Colquitt, 87, son of a Dallas real estate man and nephew of a former Texas governor, was found shot dead in woods near Vivian, Louisiana.
A Special Dispatch to the Standard reports that Congress may defeat bills to waive current and 1920 assessment work for mining claims. Western senators led by Walsh of Montana oppose further postponement, warning emergency waivers hinder prospecting and mine development. Those behind on assessments must file 1930 proofs by July 1 and complete 1321 work by December 11 or risk loss of claims.
A news agency report from Bisbee Arizona describes two Mexican ranch hands killing Jemno Fish Sr. while looting the Slaughter ranch storehouse about 18 miles from Douglas. The guard was shot when confronted and others in the house were threatened as the incident unfolded.
A funeral for Henry Clancy was interrupted by police during a funeral procession. Police opened fire after clashes with mourners, wounding several and killing one civilian. The procession was reassembled, but officers again fired as mourners fled across a field.
Reports describe armed Polish forces wearing Polish uniforms moving through towns east and north of Cosel. German residents flee as lines of communication are cut. Poles seize Kattowitz and nearby areas after minor clashes. casualties include officers and miners. Allied notes allege prearranged plan and widespread rail and bridge destruction.
A Jamestown dispatch recalls Napoleon's death centenary and notes three living witnesses: two 179-year-old tortoises in the park, and a gray parrot of a sailor, still uttering General Bonaparte. Other items cover a late car collision in Melena, flood news near Georgetown, and ancient bone carvings from Ponoin frontier.
The plan outlines high value silver and gold recovery by electrolytic processing, with zinc stored until market improves. Mines in Butte Anaconda and Great Falls will employ about 50 men, involving partial ore treatment and shipments, with profits not the main aim but stabilizing work during shutdown conditions.
A broken jaw alleged from a blow by Ji Wynn fuels a complaint charging assault in Jurico. The complaint sworn by Bat Leary cites her husband as the victim, per district court records.
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