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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1921
Page
6
Funeral services for Ry Sullivan, 60, will be held Monday morning at 9 30 at the family residence 2035 Florida Avenue before proceeding to Holy Cross Cemetery. Mass will be celebrated at St John the Fevangerlat Church.
The Roan pretense case centered on Brantingham borrowing money from Mrs Rose Shifty and Mrs Shitty, who testified Bowden had no knowledge of the deal. Shifty said the funds were to buy stocks and later noted an amount of 2500 with a promissory note.
London Oct 28 Formal meetings of the Irish conference and related committees are in abeyance yet informal talks continue via channels. Week end meetings at Chequers Court may occur as Lloyd George spends time there. Asquith will speak along with federal and labor reps. Ulster premier and his allies are poised to oppose government censure, with abstentions anticipated from Ulsterites. The attorney general for Ireland Thomas Brown is reported to resign from the ministry.
The Miller jury could not agree after long deliberations and refused to accept discharge. They questioned sending the defendant to Deer Lodge and considered involuntary manslaughter charges but found no guilt. Judge Lynch remained firm, noting prior juries with similar deadlocks. The report also references a separate pretrial note on a James Healey robbery case.
Chicago report notes railroad heads plan to press wage cut petitions despite unions citing labor board conditions. The unions say the strike halted by board action. employers insist ongoing wage reduction hearings proceed.
Secretary Hoover urged trade associations as the sole avenue for government contact with industry. Speaking in Washington at a meeting to form a synthetic chemical manufacturing group he said manufacturers across trades uniting would bring benefits to the entire business world.
An unknown person derailed Grand Trunk passenger train No. 5 near Elba Michigan about 18 miles west of Flint. A sheriff's posse searches for the rail thief after a rail was removed from the track. Three men were seriously injured though most of the train stayed on the rails.
Crowds line Fifth Avenue and Lower Manhattan to greet Marshal Pétain as he sails into New York, receiving a rousing welcome at Castle Garden and City Hall from Mayor Hylan. A strong guard of American troops and Red Cross escorts mass at the parade route while Jeanne d’Arc and Jeanne’s armor figure in the celebratory scenes. General Pershing and the George Washington lead the arrivals.
Sheridan Wyoming officers search westbound freight trains for Andrew Rolando wanted on a murder charge at Lead Dakota. The train crew said three men were put off at Arno, one matching Rolando's description. He is about five eight, 135 pounds, dark complexioned with heavy black hair. He wore a brown cap brown coat tan sweater and tan shoes when last seen leaving Lead.
Oct 28 Rochester reports Mrs Emma Von Saucken aunt of Field Marshal von Hindenburg and von Saucken of the German army in the world war dies here. Born Danzig Sept 29 1822 she came to America with her husband a retired Prussian lieutenant wounded in action. Her sister married Oscar Beningen dorf von Lindenburg, father of the field marshal.
Senator Reed of Missouri opened another senate battle over the soldiers bonus by offering an amendment to the tax revision bill to finance the bonus. The proposal would create a treasury fund by keeping excess profits taxes on corporations at the 1921 rate to cover bonus expenses as urged by President Harding.
Marshal re entered his car with Gen al Pershini. At Pennsylvania station the generalissimo passed into another sea of welcomers, a sea which threatened to engulf him at times. He stepped on to his special train and, with cheers resounding behind, set forth on his conquest of America.
Ida Pickett of Buffalo North Dakota says twenty five years of searching for relief from indigestion ended when she found Taniac. She credits it with better health than in thirty years and urges others near despair to try the medicine. Fuller Drug company in Anaconda and other druggists carry Taniac.
In Spokane on October 28, 58 year old insurance agent C. Kennis ton shot himself in a downtown hotel. He left a widow and child and was described by friends as despondent over failing eyesight. The item includes stray clippings noting Montana booster prose and unrelated local jokes.
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