Delegates To Peace Dadicu Open Sessions Report
Delegates to the peace conference held open sessions with no information given about what transpired. The conference proceedings were believed to have moved along as anticipated.
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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1921
Page
1
Crowds Pray Success at Irish Talks at Downing Street
British and Irish delegates held two two hour sessions at No 10 Downing Street to discuss Ireland’s future, adjourned for Lloyd George to tackle unemployment. Talks focused on procedure amid Sinn Fein concerns, with no notes taken and both sides silent on specifics. The British cabinet hoped for continued peace as meetings resume Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
London
Ireland
No. 10
Downing Street
Lloyd George
Toy George
Sinn Fein
Sin Fein
Sinn
Mein
Irish Republican Army
County Clare
Tnis
Hull
Dail Ireann
Michael Collins
Winston Spencer Churchill
Five Shots Fired at Ku Klux Klan Official in Atlanta
Five shots were fired tonight at Elizabeth Tyler, assistant chief of the Ku Klux Klan propaganda bureau in Atlanta. Bullets shattered her bedroom window but did not strike her. A caller to the Atlanta Constitution claimed they would target Simmons the next day. The article notes a hearing where Edward Young Clarke and Elizabeth Tyler were identified as wielding real power, not Simmons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Tyler
Propaganda Bureau
Simmons
Associated Press
Atlanta
Ku Klux Klan
The
Atlanta Constitution
Ars
Tyler
Imperial Wizard
Washington
Immons
Ku Klux
William J. Simmons
Edward Young Clarke
Eliasbeth ‘Tyler
Resolvons
Pawe
Giants Comeback Wins 8-5 In Game Three
The Giants rallied from behind to defeat the opponent 8-5 in a nine inning contest. Each club now has three wins in the series with the slate running toward a possible full nine games.
Giants Even World Series With 8 5 Win At Polo Grounds
New York Giants force the series to three games apiece by defeating the Yankees 8 to 5 at the Polo Grounds. Crowd of about 34 000 witnessed a fall day contest with Emil Meusel and Mel Ott powering the Giants while Babe Ruth watched from the dugout as Chick Fewster hit a key homer and the Giants pulled away in the fourth inning after Bob Shawkey was charged with four runs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
Yankees
Giants
Hame
Polo Grounds
Ea Cat
Babe Ruth
Babes Ruth
Chick” Fewster
Fewster
Emil Meusel
Sneider
Thas
Teuth
Chick
Bob” Shawkey
Pershing Will Not Go to London
Faris Oct 12 General Pershing will not go to London according to a Paris edition of the London Daily Mail. The congressional medal will be transferred to Ambassador Terrick for delivery to the American civil plans are to remain in Paris until he sails for the United States. He will luncheon with Marshal Foch Oct 17 and will be entertained by the Maritime League on the 19th and attend a reception at the Paris city hall and dine at the American embassy on the 20th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faris
General Pershing
London
Paris
Daily Mail
Congressional
Terrick
United States
Marshal Foch
Maritime League
Attorneys Battle Over Admission of Evidence
In Twin Falls Idaho on October 11 the Lyda Southard murder trial opened with heated arguments over admitting evidence about the deaths of her three previous husbands and brother in law including poison and insurance motive. Prosecutor Frank Stephens offered testimony about W H Ormsby and statements by the defendant regarding Harlan Lewis and other cases, while the defense objected. The state planned to show the four men were killed by poison and insured, aiming to prove motive and involvement in Meyer's death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Preet
Twin Falls
Idaho
Marto Edward J. Meyer
Lyda Southard
Meyer
South
Honlulu
Harlan C. Lewis
Ard
Billings
Stont
Frank Stephens
Edward Dooley
Roy Black
Maginn Returns to Butte As School Board Meets
Dr E F Maginn arrives from Los Angeles and reaffirms he did not resign though a letter was prepared. The board, meeting after 8 25 pm, takes no action on janitors' pay protest and adopts two recommendations to hire extra janitor help and seek free heat and water from local utilities for school facilities. Professor Douglass reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. F. Maginn
Los Angeles
Trustee Bar
Aoctor
Edith G. Clinch
Baldwin
Whitely
Butte Water Company
Montana Power Car
Pany
Jury Deliberates on Fate of Miss McArdie
In Cleveland on October 11 a jury of nine men and three women deliberated late into the night over Miss Marian McArdie twenty charged with first degree murder of her stepfather Daniel Kaber The judge instructed a verdict range from first degree murder without mercy to acquittal as the panel remained locked up after a one and a half hour ballot count Meanwhile Miss McArdie read a Bible in her jail cell awaiting the decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P Jess
Cleveland
Marian McArdie
Daniel Kaber
Desiree
Deseree
Harding urges press aid in arms talks global effort
President Harding calls on world press to aid the arms conference and foster Pacific goodwill. In a Sept 8 letter to Hawaii Governor Farrington, he says responsible journalism can help resolve Pacific tensions and promote open competition between Eastern and Western ideals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harding
Washington
Press Congress of the World
Honolulu
Pacific
Iia
Wallace R. Farrington
Hawaii
Honolulu Star-Bulletin
Immediate Action For Business Revival Unanimously Agreed
The National Conference on Unemployment reconvened and adopted a general resolution urging immediate constructive steps to revive business and achieve permanent employment. It calls for readjustment of railway rates to reflect the relative value of commodities and other reforms to spur recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prev
Washington
Naional Conference On
Murray's Niece Sues For 341 356 In Estate Battle
Francisco October 11 May A Brown niece of late James J Murray wealthy Western industrialist sues W B Brown executor to quiet title to securities valued at 341 336 claiming notes and deposits were gifts. Other heirs say they were held as a business arrangement and Murray never relinquished possession.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francisco
James J. Murray
May A. Brown
K. Brown
Murray
Searchers Fail to Find a Trace of Mrs. Miller
A reward of 8500 for the recovery of Mrs Louise Miller remains unclaimed as a fruitless search across shafts, crevices, and tunnels continues near the Revenue mine. Sheriff Hungerford and Virginia City men probe a miller cabin area and nearby cave systems, while the mystery of her disappearance and related stolen supplies, possibly from the Miller homestead, persists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Boden
Louise “Millers
Ron Bottom
Miller
Norris
Louise Miller
Hungerford
Virginia City
Leicester W Armed Suspect Confesses in Mail Letter Heist
Leicester W a substitute mail carrier was arrested after an alleged confession to Captain of Detectives Rinker about destroying letters. Roy Nelson local postal inspector charged him as a quarter of a ton of letters were found in the basement of Coats' home. The suspect cited not wanting to work more than eight hours a day as motive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leicester W
Coats
Rinker
Roy Nelson
Lewis Urges Government Loans To The Unemployed
John J. Lewis of the United Mine Workers proposes government loans for workers temporarily out of work, amounting to up to 2.3 billion dollars, as emergency relief. He calls for impartial wage and profit deflation investigations, reserve labor funds from profits, and government control of the coal industry to sustain purchasing power and revive trade and industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Pres
Washington
John J. Lewis
United Mine Workers of America
Gov
Lewis
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Have “Palace
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House Rules Committee
Norfolk
Upshaw
Georgia
Barnes
Madison County
Gen. Pershing
Butte
Colur
Virg Mia
Charles
Mea Miller
Nis
Rourin
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