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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1921
Page
4
The article notes Mexico's revolutionary turmoil under Diaz Huerta and Carranza, with 32,000,000 pesos in debt questioned by Congress. It discusses foreign investment, bank funding to revolutionary chiefs, and efforts to reimburse banks while restoring an honest debt paying, peaceful path.
The Butte community faces a clash between political change and school leadership as assistant superintendent Miss Elga Shearer resigns. Voters distrust the old business administration and doubt readily available talent to fill top roles, while parents hope for a readjustment without politics derailing education.
The obituary notes Patrick Conlon, early Montana settler and link between generations, who died after a life defined by old friendships and rugged pioneer days. He knew Gen Thomas Francis Meagher and embodied a fading era when tough frontier life forged lasting bonds among the settlers.
The Obregon government in Mexico has pacified the country and now Congress may debate security for a time. War debts mount from levies by factions over 12 years of intermittent warfare. Madero sparked the rebellion that toppled the Porfirio Diaz regime.
The piece discusses German views on liberty after the war, noting prewar bans and Americans perceived bans such as Sunday blue laws. It contrasts disciplined behavior in everyday life with bolshevik rhetoric and press freedom, hoping the verboten concept returns to Berlin in a tempered form.
Charles I the last Habsburg emperor rests in exile in Switzerland amid talk of plebiscites to restore the throne. He seeks a Constantin e style comeback, aided by Zita and former subjects, while warning from the Swiss government limits political activity. A stray note recalls a Lexington hen that died after laying 876 eggs.
Miss Helga M. Shearer resigns after protesting board policies affecting teacher layoffs and supervision. The Silver Bow County Teachers Association demands reinstatement and calls for salary restoration, while the board debates the McKinley and Jefferson school needs and a bond plan.
Jensen and Von Herberg reveal they have bought a large stake in the Silver Bow Amusement Co owner of the Rialto theater and aim to aggressively expand in Montana. They anticipate a general business revival and say the Rialto will see improved management and continued operation under Mr Sullivan.
The story recounts a December robbery at a Canadian border ranch home known as Woods Hind owned by Robert I. Andrist. A six-man gang, aided by two others, abducted whiskey from the cellar, shot at the door, and disabled the ranch autos after threatening violence. Investigations in Noonan and Billings led to arrests and extradition proceedings, with two robbers cooperating and naming accomplices.
John B. Clayberg former Montana Supreme Court commissioner is dying from internal injuries and a fractured skull after being run down by a car in San Francisco last Wednesday. He is 60 years old and was reported very low before midnight.
The Washington Post reports an allied deadline set for disarmament of Germany by June 30. The communicated plan lists specific targets for counties and general compliance expectations discussed with the German government.
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