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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1922
Page
2
Dublin May 17 The Dail Eireann debated the breakdown of peace negotiations through the day and adjourned without a decision. Hope remains for a compromise as peace makers aim to unite leaders during the interval. A special peace committee failed to settle disagreements on constitutional makeup and operating principles of the coalition cabinet.
Washington May 17 The tariff bill will stay before the Senate until passage occurs, Senator Lodge Republican leader announced. Provisions giving the president broad powers over duties were attacked by Senators Watson and Underwood while Chairman McCumber and Senator Smoot defended the measure.
Columbia Record notes the senate filed 2 067 amendments to the Fordney tariff, suggesting hurry influenced the process. The remark labels the effort as admirable given the time constraints.
Los Angeles May 17 Winifred Hudnut known as fatasha Rambova wed Rodolph Valentino in Mexicali. McClelland deputy district attorney says Valentino could face bigamy charges if in California or upon returning to Massachusetts. He reported the prospect of prosecution to district attorney Woolwine.
John Huhta a miner at the Stewart mine disappeared after a cable broke at 6 oclock yesterday afternoon while he rode the cage on a load of timber in the shaft. Rescue parties searched the shaft by midnight but results were not reported. Huhta worked with five men retimbering shots when the accident occurred. The second compartment cage remained in operation for two thirds of the distance of 3900 feet.
Chicago report from Northwestern University shows fraternity men average 1.26 while nonmembers stand at .97. Sorority women lead with an average of 1.39, suggesting Greek letters do not guarantee scholastic success.
Norma Talmadge stars in Smilin Through a First National release. Wyndham Standing plays John Carteret and Harrison Ford portrays Kenneth Wayne with Jeremiah Wayn in support. The romantic tragedy follows Kathleen and the Wayns family as a bride is lost at the altar, drawing breathless anticipation from audiences.
Andrew V. Corry of Mount St. Charles College won first prize in a state contest. Miss Meenan received second place and a further credit. Catherine Harper and John Meagher also earned honorable mention. The award, by the national ladies auxiliary, marks Montana’s first Prine victory. Miss Meenan, longtime Ireland resident, hopes to fund a return trip to Donegal to teach in Ireland.
Fragmentary text notes peat created from clay and roots serves heating needs and touches on inland fisheries in Ireland. The passage is incomplete but implies peat’s growing role in energy and natural resources.
Reports from New York state that after a dinner among steel executives several conferences were held. Elbert H. Gary and James A. Farrell of United States Steel are to leave for Washington on special cars, while Charles M. Schwab of Bethlehem Steel plans to travel tomorrow. Denials came regarding a merger involving Midvale Steel and Ordnance, with Chadbourne stating no negotiations exist between Midvale or Republic and Bethlehem.
Reported negotiations at Genoa with eight republics allied to Russia and Japan seeking a broader general treaty. A four month extension to the truce follows adjournment, signaling a likely eight month horizon for European and Asiatic efforts and aiding Lloyd George’s push for a permanent non aggression pact. French leaders Bartholomew and Announced discuss alliance moves and stock market reactions to Midvale Steel, with executives cautioned about any new deal while six company merger talks proceed.
From Des Moines a long report outlines possible candidates for moderator of the General Assembly with six leading ministers named and a possible bid by William Jennings Bryan. The piece notes lay candidates and unsettled support as commissioners prepare for the assembly in Chicago.
In Mattoon residents report a booze shortage as men are arrested in intoxicated states with remnants of bottles labeled Uniment. Authorities move to curb sale of the product which the labels claim to be 70 percent alcohol.
The Butte Country Club opened with a women’s golf match and luncheon. Mrs H Cochrane heads the first team, with Mrs Wilcox leading a victorious division 1 up. The event marks the first meeting of the year for the women polfered week.
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