Hitchcock Leads Senate Debate Attacks Clemenceau
In the Senate debate Hitchcock opens with a strong attack on Clemenceau and is joined by other senators as the discussion unfolds.
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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 1922
Page
1
Court Exonerates Montana Warden in Conley Case
Helena court delivers sweeping verdict in Conley suit exonerating Frank Conley former warden and awarding him 558 dollars plus costs. judge Horsky finds prison board actions 1908 to 1921 legal and orders state to cover trial costs while detailing property and auto records.
Senate shouts as gallery negro interrupts Clemenceau debate
In Washington a gallery interruption by a negro soldier disrupts a Senate debate over M. Clemenceau’s U S tour. Senator Hitchcock criticizes Clemenceau while Senator Myers defends him. Vice President Coolidge interrupts as Lucius Jones is restrained. Continued on page 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
France
Senate
United States
Hitchcock
Nebraska
Foreign Relations Committee
M. Clemenceau
Myers
Montana
Owen
Oklahoma
America
Germany
Lucius Jones
Here
Coolidge
City Tax Payment Final Day Ahead of Thanksgiving
City treasurer announces Wednesday is the last day to pay 1922 city taxes for Butte property owners before delinquent penalties apply. County taxes also due Wednesday with Friday grace for those unable to pay on time. Offices extended hours to 6 30 p m for those who cannot visit earlier.
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Butte
Davies
Howard McIntyre
Straw Pile Tragedy Claims 2 Year Old
A Montana ranch near Hysham presents a fatal tragedy as 2 year old Grover Redelfs is burned to death inside a straw pile tunnel while two older siblings play nearby. Neighbor Hans Busma discovered the blaze around noon. the tunnel furnace consumed the site for five hours before rescuers reached the body.
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Associated Press
Billings
Mont
Grover Redelfs
John Redelfs
Hysham
Littl
Hans Busma
Train derailment injures thirty-one near Kirksville
A Wabash passenger train No. 20 ran off the rails at Millard, Missouri, injuring 31 people, several seriously. A broken rail was blamed for the accident as three coaches slid down a 12 foot embankment but did not overturn due to soft ground after heavy rains.
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Associated Press
Kirksville
Wabash
St. Paul
Minneapolis
St. Louis
Millard
Citizenship Granted Despite Draft Exemption for Immigrant
Federal Judge Bourquin ruled Lasse Antonsen Siem, a Norway native who came to the United States in 1907, may receive full U S citizenship papers despite claiming exemption from military service during the war. The decision notes dual allegiance remains intact and does not bar naturalization.
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Bourquin
Lasse Antonsen Siem
Siem
Norway
America
United States
Separate US Turkish Pact Discussed at Lausanne
Paris dispatch notes Lausanne talks may cover a separate treaty between the United States and Turkey. Richard Washburn Child and Ismet Pasha reportedly discussed it, with Turkey's position favored if negotiations shift to economics and finance at a later conference. The economic commission meeting was described as a formal mask to crisis in the talks.
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Associated Press
Paris
Temps Today
United States
Turkey
Lausanne
Richard Washburn Child
Ismet Pasha
Greece
Economic and Financial Commission
Child
Conference split over Russia inclusion at Lausanne
Reporters in Lausanne say England and France oppose Russia on equal footing with other powers. Britain and France also seek to persuade Italy to join that stance.
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Associated Press
Lausanne
England
France
Russia
Italy
Russians Push Equality in Near East Talks at Lausanne
The Russian delegation urged equal participation in all Lausanne topics, tying it to freedom of the Dardanelles and broader peace in the Near East. They cited America’s open door and equal privileges in the Far East as supporting their demand for speech rights on the conference agenda.
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Lausanne
America
Near East
Far East
Russia
Dardanelles
Mary MacSwiney Freed From Mountjoy Hunger Strike
Mary MacSwiney, who had been hunger striking in Mountjoy prison since Nov. 4, was released today after a 23 day protest. The arrest followed a raid on an Aylesbury Road home by nationalist troops seeking Eamon de Valera.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Dublin
Mary MacSwiney
Mountjoy Prison
Aylesbury Road
Hamonn de Valera
Conley Victory Acclaimed by Deer Lodge Residents
Special Dispatch to the Standard from Deer Lodge Montana November 27 The city rejoices at Mayor Frank Conley's vindication in the suit brought by Governor Dixon The public trusted the trial court and welcomed the news that Conley was declared guiltless The community flooded him with telegrams calls and visits.
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Standard Deer Lodge
Frank Conley
Dixon
Conley
Trustees Insist On Economy In Schools
The third annual Montana State Teachers Association convention opened in Helena with leaders including Dean Wimer and former Gov. Sam V. Stewart. Trustees urged economy in administration, stressing essential maintenance and tax considerations while avoiding school closings.
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Associated Press
Helena
Mont
Navy
Montana State Teachers’ Association
Wimeritus Sarah JL. Arnold
Simmons College
Boston
Dean J. M. Hamilton
State College
Bozeman
Sam V. Stewart
State Association
Montana clears Conley in prison abuse case vindicated
The Montana court rules the state cannot recover on most claims against ex warden Prank Conley over $350,000. Only one count for $65.12 survives with offset against Conley counterclaims. Conley gains judgment on two counterclaims including $300 for an automobile and $2,318 bricks valued at $10 per thousand. All prison supply sales were authorized and at fair value. final verdict absolves Conley and awards him costs.
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Helena
Montana
A. 4. Horsky
Conley
Frank Conley
State Penitentary
Dixon
Couley
Valston Ranch
State Board of Prison Commissioners
State Prison Board
Valston
Board of Prison Commissioners
Communists Trial Set For January 15 In Michigan Case
Nineteen alleged leaders of the Communist Party of America faced Judge Charles White in St. Joseph Michigan pleading not guilty to charges under the Michigan anti-syndicalism act. Indictments were read in court and trial was scheduled for January 15.
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ST. Joseph, Mich
Communist Party of America
Michigan
Ruppert Declares Beer Coming Back as Stock Jump Abounds
New York November 27 Jacob Ruppert and Anna Ruppert trustees filed with the county clerk increasing the brewing firm Jacob Ruppert stock from 100000 to 15000000 dollars. Ruppert said the $14900000 rise is a stock dividend and that beer will return in the United States. He added expansion awaits Congress action reflecting the people’s will.
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Associated Press
New York
Brewing Corporation
Jacob Ruppert
United States
Ruppert
Anna Ruppert
Congress
Second Wife of Tiernan Plans Fight for Marriage
Mrs Blanche Hawn Rash Brimmer Tiernan says she has a legal right to be Mrs John VP Tiernan and will contend any divorce action. She reports a long distance call from Tiernan promising to arrive Wednesday morning at Crown Point Indiana and vows to live with him.
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Tiernan
Associated Press
Marshalltown
Iowa
Blanche Hawn-Rash-Brimmer- Tiernan
John VP. Tiernan
Crown Point
Ind
South Bend
Brimmer-Tiernan
Tiernan reconciliation faces new strain as sister arrives
In South Bend on November 27 Prof John P Tiernan announced a final reconciliation with his wife but the harmony ended when Mrs Anna Pulaski of Chicago, sister of Mrs Tiernan, arrived and assumed control of proceedings. Tiernan said he welcomed no third party, while Pulaski asserted decisively her role in the case as it moves toward a possible new split.
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South Bend
Tiernan
John P. Tiernan
Anna Pulaski
Chicago
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