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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1921
Page
4
The article argues for tax revision to end double taxation on Americans abroad and urges U S firms to compete globally with backing from bankers and government. It notes foreign buyers boosted past trade, and stresses patriotism, capital, and labor align with government support to match British traders.
The Montana Supreme Court holds that illegally seized liquor may trigger pretrial proceedings to recover property, and that recovered liquor cannot be used as evidence. The opinion requires probable cause sworn to before magistrates, notes that warrants issued without facts violate rights, and orders return of seized whiskey to the relator.
The United States court and Montana Supreme Court ruled that belief or suspicion is not enough to raid homes or seize cars in search of liquor. The Montana decision ends this state's indiscriminate practice, urging restraint and respect for citizens with no grounds to act.
A foreign trade convention in Cleveland gathers American exporters as they prepare for resumed relations with Europe. George Meyercord warns of long credit to export customers while the new foreign trade financing corporation crafts a credit system to support expanding American business. Lessons from Great Britain frame American reform of foreign service.
The piece quotes Viscount Kato, a top Japanese statesman, arguing the Philippines should not be fortified by the United States while Japan itself grows powerful in the Pacific. It notes Japan’s preference for a peaceful regime under U.S. leadership, criticizes British involvement, and discusses the glut of gold financing U.S. trade and international finance. It also mentions Chicago politics and a Montana bachelor tax jab amid other assorted notes.
Mayor Cocking announces cleanup week starting Monday May 9 to prepare for warmer weather. City officials urge residents to remove rubbish and filth now to reduce flies and disease, keeping Butte a healthier, more liveable town.
Central high school student Cleo Mulholland tops the Maytime festival ballot with 945 total votes after yesterday’s counting. The day’s tally shows the standings for contestants from Central high, Anaconda, Centerville, and other towns, with prizes including a $55 suit from Weinberg's or Murphy-Softly's in Butte for the winner.
Sheriff Duggan pressed for the arrest of a man linked to the murder of Max Schmidt in Tramway Gulch. Despite locating the suspect nearby, authorities report no progress as telegrams and letters drew no replies. A broadcast description circulated across the West as officials await a response. Back on the job in Denver, May 6. Striking Denver printers win a point as Western Newspaper Union accepts demands. workers return to their posts.
Des Moines employers and pressmen have agreed to a 44 hour work week, with workers pledging not to press for 48 hours' pay for the 44 hour period while negotiations continue in other cities. The accord reflects a temporary compromise as broader citywide talks proceed.
A fire yesterday afternoon heavily damaged a second hand store at 853 South Arizona Street and a lodging house above it. The blaze spread through partitions to the third floor and endangered adjoining buildings. Firemen faced dense smoke as residents moved belongings to the street and portions of stock were lost or damaged. The owner and lodge tenants were absent at the time.
Twenty five rural teachers from Silver Bow county attended a one day institute for rural educators with representatives from the state superintendent's office and visitors from Anaconda. Harriett Peoples of the Anti Tuberculosis Society and Margaret Kinney Botse from the Butte School district also attended. Lectures were given by Alice Rooney Anaconda Maris Morse Helena Dora Drowatzky Normal College and Peoples Kinney. Free Arbor Day tickets for Columbia Gardens May 10 were issued by J R Wharton. The institute extended thanks to Mr Wharton for his generosity and interest in child welfare.
Fishing in Georgetown lake is good with two anglers, Butte W Spargo and C La Londe, landing over five pounds per person and a total catch exceeding 35 pounds. Reports from various waters note clear Divides, Melrose, and Dell rivers with fair to good fishing. weekend outlook is promising as mild weather improves conditions. In school news, Butte high Parents Teachers association elected new officers including B Millikin and YR Downer, with Charles Pars named delegate to the women's council and Mrs Swenson as alternate. discussion centered on mill rate support and pool operation improvements.
Horoscope notes uncertain astrology for May 1921 with references to the sun moon and Neptune. It mentions unfavorability for certain actions and hints at gifted children born on that day and special qualifications. The text is garbled but implies personality talents and potential limitations.
The first degree assault case against Mrs A Hendricks and Ernest La Casse will not proceed this term. The trial was postponed without date as the court moves to other towns. Mrs M F French, who accuses Mrs Hendricks of shooting her, remains in St Ann's hospital after a bullet was removed from her chest. French plans to testify if called. Both defendants posted bonds and may seek home arrangements while awaiting trial amid a dispute over the whereabouts of Mrs Ernest La Casse, Hendricks daughter.
Entrance to the Anaconda cafe at 117 Main Street was broken into on two consecutive nights. Thieves, believed to be youths, stole cakes and pies Thursday and about $4 on Wednesday. A hatchet found in the shop had been used to hack a nickel-in-the-slot machine but suffered little damage.
A British premier proposal seeks to accommodate Ulster interests amid a broader settlement. Sinn Fein supports Irish unity with full autonomy in internal affairs while opposing partition. A contrasting view from Capt Henry Harrison favors a broader dominion status over home rule.-teachers, unions, and parent associations plan actions on reinstatement and further meetings.
A May 6 report from Montana details the discovery of a large moonshine operation near Hamilton. Officers uncovered about 40 barrels of corn mash and fermented product in a gulch north west of Hamilton. Detained men posted bonds of 7500 each, awaiting trial in Butte.
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