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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1921
Page
2
Detroit reader recounts long illness and four bottles of Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound improving her condition. She notes backaches headaches and nervous blues as reasons she left work, and asserts the tonic helps her regain strength and well being at home.
A sheriff removal case in Missoula County Montana faced delays as an affidavit claiming bias led Judge Theodore Lentz to disqualify himself. Clerk Harry M. Rawn was publicly reproved for late notice as court adjourned to await Judge Self and potentialprolonged hearings on bias claims.
President Craven breaks ground on the University of Montana school of mines chemistry and metallurgy building project. Contractor Sontag and Foreman Fisher forecast four weeks to brick in, with 20 workers. The four story red pressed brick structure, 125 by 15 feet, will be fireproof and clad in white granite and terra cotta trim, featuring marble terrazzo interiors and oak finishes. Total cost about $260,000 with $60,000 for fixtures.
Maintenance of Way and Stationary Firemen unions with about 400 000 workers join possible walkout as tensions rise with the Big Five. Labor Board orders Tremont and Gulf to reverse open shop while warning about enforcement limits as talks proceed. Industry presidents say they will comply but no penalties exist for violations.
J Kurn president of St Louis San Francisco says after four hour conference with 21 railroads in the Southwest that every means will be used to operate trains if a strike materializes. They plan to hire new workers and recruit experienced men to fill roles including conductors engineers fire and brakemen. They expect to need about 8000 workers and will coordinate with the labor board next Wednesday.
The Irish situation grows tense as Sinn Fein pushes for independence while church and government maneuver. Prime Minister Lloyd George will attend the Washington armament conference, leaving November 5. The Irish Bulletin justifies de Valera's pope letter amid claims of British mistreatment and possible rupture at the Washington talks. A Vatican official signals hope for a peaceful path if past conflicts are set aside. Also notes a Baltimore knickerbocker ban amid workplace uniform debates.
Amid looming rail strike threats, officials say wartime powers remain an option if talks fail. President Harding reportedly approves the labor board’s move while jurists study authority from earlier acts. Hazleton and St Louis report rail traffic pressure and mixed compliance as strikes loom.
In this city last evening George Fernie aged 71 years. The mains intrusted to the care Richards' partors. Funeral service will be announced in later papers.
Mrs Mary A Roberts a Qlo resident dies aged 59 after a long illness. She leaves a son Charlie S Tone and brother James Watson of Johnstown Pa and sister Mrs Sarah TE Williams with other relatives. Funeral at Sherman Reed chapel time to be announced.
Police sought relatives of Peter or Patrick Shea in Butte after a man went insane in Virginia City. Assistant Chief O'Donnell received a sheriff's call requesting aid to locate Shea's relatives, including his mother who died recently. Citizens with information were urged to contact the police.
Catholic women of Butte staged a large social for Central High School at the Woman's clubhouse. Over 300 couples from eight parishes attended with many parents present. Ragadours orchestra supplied lively music as the ballroom hosted a well organized event led by patronesses including Mesdames Murray Rockwood Tev Brophy Canty Lutey Norby Kane Mute Laney O Keefe McCarthy Redding Roane Holland Riley Peters Boland Dunn Roach Quinn Weingartner Gilligan Crowley Drew McCaul Murray Monahan York Cox Trucano and Lena McDonald.
Hubs and Gulch football squads prepare for an Independent series game at Clark's tomorrow. Dublin Gutch is the anticipated rival with Centerville kickoff to follow. Hubs expect a win with fast, powerful players and coaching help from Borel of the School of Mines. The match should indicate how far the Hubs will go in the series.
Charles Ray leads the screen version of the Van Loan story Scrap Iron at the Rialto. Ray directs and stars as John Steele a foundry hand who supports his invalid mother. He fights to prove himself after losing a neighbor and a love interest.
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