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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1921
Page
2
A woman from Millston Wisconsin praises Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for helping her conceive and have a healthy baby girl after marriage. She states she suffered little during labor and credits the remedy with restoring strength and health, urging other women to care for their own well being first.
The Japanese delegation led by Prince Tokugawa and Admiral Kato rode the Milwaukee special toward Washington for an arms limitation conference. They stopped briefly in Butte for a casual inspection, with Mrs Jennie praising the prince and noting his candy gifts, while Admiral Kato appeared sober yet affable. The party, delayed by Pacific storms, viewed the West's scenery from the observation car as officials and locals exchanged greetings in Deer Lodge and Alberton.
Independent gubernatorial candidate R A Nestos was seen leading by roughly four to seven thousand votes in Friday’s recall election. Early returns indicated a majority around 9,282 in a 203,014 total, with estimates varying as tabulations continued. Townley of the National Non-Partisan League prepared to surrender in Jackson, Minnesota, to serve a 40 day sentence for sedition law violations.
A congressional committee criticized the Veterans Bureau for delays in rehabilitation and improper hospitalization sites, urging immediate cuts in Washington staff and faster training completion before admission. It condemned contract hospitals, uneven compensation, and urged comprehensive reexamination of all claims to fix systemic failures.
H Scott aged 24 and Robert Long aged 26 drowned early today after leaping from a waterlogged skiff into the Columbia River near St Helens Oregon Roy Laws 22 or 23 remained in the boat and was rescued The boat did not sink
The body of former King Ludwig of Bavaria who died at Sarvar castle Hungary will be moved to Munich for burial in the Church of Our Lady at noon on Saturday November 5. Funeral services for the former queen of Bavaria are to be held at the same time.
Frank Baldeau, of the Mercury block on East Mercury Street, slept while two strangers he trusted waited nearby. They allegedly stole his trousers and money, leaving him with a loss and suspicion of deceit among those he trusted. Police reports describe the incident as a theft tied to misplaced confidence and possible accomplices.
Proclamations in Havana denounce Maj. Gen. Enoch H. Crowder as a representative of the American bourgeoisie and threaten the U S legation. Police arrest 19 at a syndicalist labor HQ, with more arrests expected after found terrorist proclamations. In Rome, radical groups renew agitation for Sacco and Vanzetti with large posters displayed nationwide.
Delegates caucus and trade votes on key issues including national commander choice convention city and headquarters move from Indianapolis. Regional blocs struggle for leverage as New Orleans and San Francisco emerge as top contenders. Congress action on the federal bonus proposal looms. Resolutions committee works in executive session.
Four people die when a Great Northern passenger train hits an automobile near Roy Washington. Victims are F M Beaver 30 Mrs F M Beaver 30 Violet Beaver their daughter of Seattle and Mrs E H Shively 65 of Tacoma Beavers left Seattle Friday to visit relatives in Tacoma. Identification was made by cousin F L Gilligan.
Buenos Aires dispatch says President Gondra of Paraguay handed his resignation to the vice president Felix Paii after a revolutionary movement by followers Schaerer. Reported widespread troop and police support, but order remains quiet as the transfer occurs.
Police in Fargo report an early morning attempt to blow the safe at the United States revenue office. The safe held about 74,000 dollars plus 100,000 worth of revenue stamps. Four men were seen nearby, two watchmen were captured, and over 60 shots were fired by officers and suspects but no one was hit.
A British Columbia disaster at Brittania Beach leaves 23 dead, 18 missing or more, and 15 seriously injured after a mountain flood ripped through the mining town. Ten dead and all injuries were brought to Vancouver aboard the Capilano. many bodies may never be recovered amid mud, wreckage, and tidal waters.
Police and sheriff officials in Lead report new details in the priest Belknap murder case. Shells found in Rolando’s room match a Lead store brand, a hammer linked to the crime was recovered, and Rolando’s statements to a Lead woman are noted. Investigators doubt robbery was the motive and suspect the priest’s car was tampered to force him to walk to the shooting site after a false call for last rites.
Deer Lodge residents report visitors from Anaconda, Helena, Spokane and Butte. Mr and Mrs Carlson traveled to Anaconda while Ben White from Gold Creek attended the electricians dance. Beatrice Trewartha and Pearl Wiles arrived from Butte for Halloween weekend visiting friends. Carl Zur Mullen and James Little departed for Chicago for events.
Ben W. Hooper vice chairman of the United States railroad labor board told a local church gathering that the transportation act needs stronger teeth to prevent future railroad strikes. He argued Congress should empower the board with penalties for violations, noting no other government body lacks such power.
Secretary Denby selects six sailors for commendation from numerous heroism reports. Jesse Melton of Edgewood Texas is recommended for the gold life saving medal for saving two shipmates on the Tarbell in the Philippines. Others honored include Coleman J. Griffin Francis A. Zeppernick John D. Donnell William A. Walker Philip Van Voyles for rescue actions and near misses aboard ships and submarines.
The report says central council gains may influence the two Irish parliaments with Ulster representation protected. A continued trace of talks is favored, even if the current conference falters, with Lloyd George possibly visiting Washington for settlement talks. The Associated Press notes the move of the American Association for the Recognition of the Irish Republic's headquarters to Washington to push its legislative agenda and monitor armament talks, citing Lyons that membership exceeds one million with 45 state affiliates.
Augustus Thomson, 45, pioneer stockman and early rider, died at his Hardin home after brief illness. A Big Horn county resident for 12 years and a director of a Hardin bank, he previously lived in Cody, Wyoming, and was foreman at one of Buffalo Bill's ranches. Surviving are his widow, a son, and a daughter.
Admiral Marl David Beatty first sea lord of the British fleet arrived in Chicago with Admiral Hugh Rodman amid enthusiastic public greeting. The visitors were en route to the national convention in Kansas City and were met by American Legion delegates.
Funeral scheduled this morning from the home of Mer ister Aire Wo HL Peck 433 New Street at 9 o clock to Sacred Heart church for mass at 9 30 o clock. Interment in St Patrick s cemetery.
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