05 Nov 1921
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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1921
Page
1
A court orders a stay pending appeal by mine workers as Premier Hara is reported murdered by an insane youth. Headlines note the active head of the Japanese government fatally stabbed at a Tokyo railway station.
The 19 year old assassin, described as demented, fatally stabbed Premier Hara at He was arrested at the Tokio railroad station and died an hour later The assassination occurs as Japan engages in the Washington conference while Premier Hara led the government since 1918 and shaped policy on race barriers Shantung China naval limits and defense as he prepared to head Japan delegation to Washington.
Developments in negotiations said to hinge on a conference among Craig Carson and the British Premier. Ulster leaders resist a settlement to the Irish question, signaling possible delays in any agreement.
London reports say Sir James Craig will meet Lloyd George and Edward Carson in the coming days as Ulster cabinet met in Belfast before his London trip. Sinn Fein denies reports of agreed dominion status or British port control while parties hint at a bridging formula not naming Ireland a dominion.
Budapest November 4 The Hungarian national assembly adjourned after passing no readings of a bill to dethrone former Emperor Charles. The measure will be taken up on Sunday for its third reading and final passage.
A special senate committee headed by Senator Brandegee will probe charges by Senator Watson about soldiers’ trials and officers' orders. The senate unanimously adopted an amended resolution empowering the committee to subpoena witnesses and papers and set procedures for hearings. Senator Simmons proposed the measure, calling for the inquiry to examine Watson’s charges, not Watson himself, with Watson expected to submit evidence later.
Lieut. Col. Daniel G. Savers, Col. John T. Knight, and Lieut. Col. Orris D. Miller received the Distinguished Service Medal in a formal Presidio ceremony officiated by Maj. Gen. William Wright. The event drew extensive staff presence and highlighted exceptional meritorious service across the army. In Idaho, Lyda Meyer Southard was found guilty of second degree murder in the death of her fourth husband Edward Meyer after a lengthy trial with 182 witnesses called by both sides. Sentencing set for November 7 with a minimum ten year term.
Indianapolis and many Indiana cities welcomed Allied commander Marshal Foch in a grand demonstration. The event merged military and civil pageantry as most of the population turned out to see his triumphant journey eastward, marking a historic show of support.
Sheriff officers pursue three escapees from the county jail hospital ward where James Reidy ex convict and two companions George Alexander and R Fleming allegedly drug addicts slipped loose bars with a spoon tied beds together into two ropes and slid to street level. A crowd heard cries as deputies rushed the rear exit but by late night no trace of the men remained as guards examined the window and inmates reported seeing them flee toward Sidewaite. Reidy is described as an ex convict. Fleming has fled before and both have drug arrest records. The escape occurred around 8 pm in view of passersby and despite efforts deputies offered no immediate capture.
Alice Blake, a show girl and a leading prosecution witness in Roscoe C. Fatty Arbuckle’s manslaughter case, is being sought by police after failing to answer summons to appear before District Attorney Brady. Her mother, Mrs. John Westphal of Oakland, is also being sought. Brady warned a warrant could be issued if Blake does not appear by 10 a.m. tomorrow to be detained under bonds.
A major blaze at Cot 0 Creek yesterday morning caused about 25000 dollars in damage. The Cape hotel, two barber shops, a pool hall and a garage were destroyed. No injuries reported. Damage is being surveyed by local authorities.
Chicago dispatch reports Indiana coal mines will resume operations immediately after union leaders declare the walkout has achieved a marked impact on settling industry difficulties. The appeal court suspended enforcement of the check-off provision, hearing set for November 16 as court records and evidence are transmitted for appellate review.
The defense in the Burzan case argues self defense as witnesses Mike O'Brien and Peter Lackner challenge Rice Taylor's statements. The proceedings recall the 1918 shooting of Burzan by Prija as Serbian volunteers and Balkan natives fill Judge Lynch's crowded courtroom with a diverse audience including many women.
The fourth day of New York milk strike saw increased violence as police reports described wagon attacks by strike sympathizers and milk spilled in gutters. In Brooklyn three wagons leaving a milk station were assaulted, over twenty shots fired, two policemen injured, and nearly twenty questioned.
Washington Nov 4 The senate rejected the proposed business sales tax as a federal revenue source. The vote 4 to 25 confirmed opposition to a Smoot amendment raising taxes for an adjusted compensation plan. Democrats and many Republicans opposed. leaders then scrapped hopes for rapid passage this week.
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