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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1921
Page
1
The leading five organizations approve a resolution withdrawing walkout authorization. Telegraphers are set to take similar action after differences are ironed out. The final vote is unanimous among the Big Five chiefs.
Thomas L. Blanton of Texas was publicly reprimanded by Speaker Gillett after a narrow eight vote margin kept him from expulsion. As he left the chamber he toppled, tears streaming, and vowed he hoped never to see the House again. The day featured heated exchanges over his record insertion of a vile document.
British Prime Minister to answer unionist attack during discussion next Monday morning as parliament revisits the Irish question.
Sinn Fein delegates in London express suspicion that Monday's Commons debate on Irish negotiations will not improve terms but could weaken them. They believed Mr George was bargaining poorly and fear the discussion may undermine any gains, contrasting hopes with anxiety about potential concessions.
New York Oct 27 Twelve American destroyers sail to escort Marshal Foch into port with seaplanes aboard. A navy cutter and notables greet the French leader at quarantine. Foch to become an honorary Knight of Columbus in Chicago on November 6, announced by Supreme Knight James A. Flaherty. Only three others hold the honor: King Albert Cardinal Mercier and Archbishop Hayes.
Washington Oct 27 The report from the farmers' livestock committee recommends forming a national livestock producers association built on efficient marketing. Proposals include terminal producers' commission associations, strengthened local shipping co operatives, an orderly marketing program, a transportation department, improved livestock statistics, and expanded meat markets. Commission rates would be cost based with patronage rebates. Dantes funded by memberships to co operatives and individuals, limited to bona fide livestock producers.
President Harding commits to erasing sectional divides and uniting the nation through a focused amity program. He outlines a broad work agenda and calls for swift nationwide cooperation to overcome partisan rifts.
President Harding wrapped up a Georgia swing with speeches in Atlanta and Columbus urging North South harmony. He praised Grady’s monument as a symbol of national reconciliation and stressed unity at a luncheon while crowds clashed with noise. He also visited Camp Benning for infantry demonstrations and did not readdress the race issue, though officials referenced his Birmingham remarks on national unity.
The Associated Press reports Tampa works to repair hurricane damage with trolley service restored on many lines and lighting returning to several districts. Officials expect full service by Saturday as the death toll rises with two African American children electrocuted Tuesday.
Anti monarchist mobs in Budapest grow menacing toward former Emperor Charles and legitimist followers after failed efforts to restore the Magyar throne. Newspapers publish editorials urging calm as authorities fear a wholesale massacre of Karlist prisoners amid arrests and surveillance of national assembly leaders.
The Miller case jury in Washington block failed to reach verdict after about 40 hours confined. Reports say 11 for acquittal and one for conviction, with earlier balance shifting from three for conviction nine for acquittal. Court ordered lock in, verdict possible at 9 this morning.
Bedson and E S T Johnson from Manchester, visiting Butte, inspect copper mines and warn that American copper demand relies on shrinking scrap piles. They note England’s scrap surplus and urge rapid use of copper stock, praising averted railroad strikes and hoping for renewed industry and profitable markets.
Jerome Lockhart deputy sheriff assigned to guard the $20,000 Peabody Payroll at Kincaid on August 15 was indicted for complicity in the holdup by four bandits. He was released on $20,000 bond. Cousin Jesse Lockhart and a man named Greenw were also arrested alongside him. Sheriff Dunbar’s office made the arrests.
Labor leaders from switchmen trainmen conductors engineers and firemen united in a walkout pledge that would not take effect and no further wage reduction petitions will be considered until rules and working conditions are settled. The vote to call off the strike was unanimous and public opinion pushed toward avoiding government opposition.
A Simla dispatch reports Moplah rebels clashing with Dorset regiment forces in Malabar. The confrontation involved artillery and armored cars, with 246 Moplah casualties and the rebels resisting surrender during the firefight.
Bloodhounds traced the murder of Father A. B. Belknap through a blinding snowstorm to the home of Tony Bartolino and Simon Kootsman. County Attorney Fowler hinted at important developments while Under Sheriff Owen warned arrests could come any time. The house faces the road near the body site as Bartolino and Kootsman recall hearing shots and seeing a man across the road.
The Associated Press reports both sides claiming victory in North Dakota recall election for state officials endorsed by the Nonpartisan League. Voters expected turnout showery weather. forecasts note turnout likely below general election levels. Officials sought to be recalled include Gov. Lynn J. Frazier, William Lemke, Atty. Gen. J. Ne Hagan. opposed by R. A. Nestos for governor, Svinbjorn Johnson for Atty. Gen., Joseph A. Kitchen for commissioner. Independent forecasts anticipate gains in several counties, including Steele, with turnout around 10,000 for the recall.
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