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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1921
Page
2
Members of the De Sire Branch are requested to assemble at the residence on Main Street Santa StF to attend the funeral. Solemn high mass will be celebrated at St Joseph's Church with interment at Holy.
The piece recalls Coblenz ceremonies where General Pershing salutes unknown soldiers, lauding French devotion and shared sacrifice. It quotes Louis Barthou and Ambassador Herrick, stressing Franco American friendship, unity, and resolve to pursue peace through cooperation despite war's burdens.
David Scull Bispham, 64, renowned lyric baritone and longtime Metropolitan Opera figure, died today in New York after six weeks of illness. Bispham, born in Philadelphia, made his operatic debut in London in 1891 and later starred with major companies in the United States.
A countywide statement condemns Sheriff Buchanan over a clash with Klansmen in Lorena. The document accuses the sheriff of causing bloodshed by failing to prevent the parade, notes injuries to the sheriff and Crow, and describes attempts to persuade the crowd to abandon the march while unmasked participants debated identity.
Jesse P. Guilford of Boston defeats Robert Gardner of Chicago to win the national amateur golf championship at St Louis Country Club. Guilford had earlier ousted British champion Wille Hunter in the semi finals as Chick Evans 1920 title holder, while a separate chaotic scene involved a sheriff and masked marchers at another event segment.
After more than 50 hours of shocks near Richfield Elsinor and Monroe 120 miles south of Salt Lake City tremors subsided. Property damage in Elsinor and Monroe tops $100000 as residents flee and shelter in frame buildings and haymows. Texas Iowa and Nebraska are cited as leading cattle producers in the United States.
The Cunard liner Caronia carried the body of Judge Peter Grosscup formerly of Chicago who died at sea two days out from New York due to heart disease. He served 19 years as U S circuit judge and presided over notable cases including the Standard Oil reversal and a dissent on the Columbian world’s fair Sunday open issue. Born February 15 1852 in Ash, he was a progressive in politics.
Thornberg a Washington State College retire dent in Pullman denies meeting Mrs Southard with marriage intent as Boise Twin Falls reports say Prosecutor Frank Stephan seeks him as a witness in the Southard murder case Thornberg reportedly met Mrs Southard in Twin Falls while living there with his wife and daughter He carried a $10000 government life insurance policy at the time
A cloudburst in the mountains north of Blythe California caused a flood that swept away two miles of California Southern railroad track and nearly isolated Blythe from outside points. Other lines were reportedly not usable.
A fleeing suspect Hikkinen shot Patrolman Lading injuring his arm. Detectives pursued him for hours until officers in a car encountered him twenty miles from Das Juth. He opened fire. the officers returned fire and the fugitive fell, dying from multiple wounds. Authorities seek his relatives.
Helena October 2 Chief Surgeon Cumming and Dr W F Cogswell left on an inspection trip to Fort Harrison and Bitter Root valley to investigate the spotted fever tick problem. The Cumming department and the state board of health have joined forces to eradicate the insect as a public health menace.
By the Associated Press. STUTTGART Germany October former King William II of Württemberg is dead. William II, former king, abdicated in November 1918 along with other German rulers after World War I. He issued a proclamation stating his person would no longer hinder the people’s wishes. His abdication followed the war’s outcomes.
Dr Edward L Thorndike of Columbia University in Greely Colorado faults educators who press seventh and eighth graders to study difficult literature and poetry spell unusual words and solve impractical math tasks He says reformers chase a better life beyond the present generation and that the time has not yet come for children of a superior class to enter public schools Meanwhile railroad strike ballots for 259000 members are to be counted in Chicago with possible broader action and Braille dot imagery touted as a recent aid for the blind.
Officials from Lackawanna visiting Milwaukee and Milwaukee equipment to study electrification in ore traffic. After Deer Lodge inspection they will review Norfolk & Western routes and report to eastern railway directors. Experts see railroads shifting to electric motive power for coal movement and heavy tonnage.
Doug Fairbanks stars in The Nut at the American theater to capacity crowds. The story, set in Greenwich Village, follows an eccentric inventor whose creations win the heroine’s heart amid laughable contrivances and recreated showplaces including Pirates Den. Also shown is a two part comedy Robinson Crusoe and Pat.
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