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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1922
Page
2
The meeting featured a unanimous call to contribute to restoring prosperity. Discussion focused on railroad needs for new or repaired equipment as business returns. The President stated he would not set rate policy but supported cooperation with the regulatory government body. A committee was appointed by executives to study the issue and propose actionable steps.
Associated Press field report from Grand Island Nebraska describes Clarence Prest an aviator who landed near the city last night en route to Siberia via Alaska He will remain until Monday and plans to celebrate the Fourth of July in Fairbanks Alaska The report notes his ambitious cross continental route and expected Alaska celebration.
P Hoff state treasurer led with 42 657 renomination votes while 37 094 for Ryan. no Democratic candidate for the office. C J Cram state labor commissioner had 88 095 to 37 492 for Cashed. no Democratic candidate. J R Thiehoft tied with 30 933 for state public service commissioner. Campbell 28 904 and Layman 18 721. Recall results: Williams 43 225 yes 23 721 no. Kerrigan 29 603 to 19 036 for Williams. Buchtel recall 39 508 yes 21 586 no. fill vote Buchtel 16 847 McCoy 17 486 Ostrander 9 902. Federated patriotic societies backing boosted Hall and Hoff. Korell and Gwynn failed in Portland districts. Local Multnomah County results favorable to society endorsed candidates.
A Denver police desk sergeant heard a woman's screams by phone and a man caller warned murder was being attempted at Mrs Lewis's home. Police found a torn bed, displaced furniture, broken dishes, and scattered panes, with no clear robbery evidence.
A tentative draft of a measure proposed a partial return to the convention system. Delegates would name county convention delegates who rate candidates and define state principles, arranging for delegates to national conventions. A seven member committee drafted a final measure, reporting at the evening session and seeing approval.
In Riverside County court, Rudolph Valentino faces bigamy charges after claims tied to a Mexico marriage. Valentino asserts legality of the Mexicali union and vows future lawful remarriage after a year, while his wife Winifred Hudnut travels to New York amid tense media scrutiny and telegram exchanges.
Belfast dispatch reports Sinn Fein faction forming a governing ticket with the four courts militia, aiming to stabilize amid widespread sectarian violence. In Ulster, Premier Craig's cabinet meets as murder, arson, and raids surge, with 23 killings in Belfast in a week and multiple barracks, banks, and communications targets beset by armed attacks. Renegade Sinn Fein forces also seize police barracks at Glenarm Martinsdown Cushindall and related facilities in County Antrim.
A long roster of Fourth Degree candidates is named by the visiting Knights of Columbus in Butte with committees and participants across Montana towns. Names include Carroll Billings Kennedy McDonald Tobin Hogan Mac Ginnis Sherman Tobin Brown Callahan Gerhart Gibbons Fleming Gattney Healy King Murphy Barrett Bohrer Dela Re Rank Dewitt Buckley Franta Havre Krinbring Kuka Slattery Sowa Kramer Weightman Kohimier Goleman Grant McDonald Guard peo Reardon Holmes Kramis Soll Bouchard Gleason Laporte Mallick McLain Poisson Stock Stoll Bates Johnson Koke Sheehy Murphy Wolf Point Doherty Fargen Hunt Johnson Davis Harrington Hammill Hoe Rood Steinbrueck St Marie Steinbrueck.
John Eichen berger, once totally blind for four years, recovered his vision after surgeons transplanted living pupils from the eyes of a dying man. Medical experts call the operation the most remarkable achievement in medical science.
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