Government 10 Continue RSH Policy Report
A government 10 continues the RSH policy amid rapid faltering. The saintly figure remains cheerful yet unable to address his sister, requiring assistance to drink water.
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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1920
Page
1
Riot clashes leave casualties as Sinn Feiners lose
Nationalists and Unionist shipyard workers clash with troops in an early morning battle. The engagement ends with Sinn Feiners suffering losses as authorities quell the disturbance amid rising tensions in the port.
Condition of Lord Mayor MacSwiney Unchanged
London dispatch reports Lord Mayor Terrence MacSwiney remains in a weak but unchanged condition at Brixton jail as his brother and sister reveal increasing frailty. Earlier, Irish post office raid noted in Buncrana with attackers forcing staff to face the wall while stealing mail for authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
MacSwiney
Brixton
Buncrana
County Donegal
Ireland
Macswithy
Terence M. Ley
Cork
Engineers' Glub Golf Tourney Begins
New York September 2 The Engineers Club hosts the national championship with a large field. Morning qualification at North Shore links features entrants Cyril Rules, J H Wethered, Lord Charles Hope, Tom Armoure among others. Afternoon play set at the Engineers course.
Simons Rejects Plan to Aid Bolshevists
Berlin Sept 1 Dr Walter Simons foreign minister told the telegraphic foreign affairs committee he was urged to collaborate with the Russian Bolshevists to break the Versailles bonds but after mature reflection he rejected the course and opposed any alliance with Bolshevists against western powers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Associated Press
Walter Simons
Surgeons to Attend Butte Convention in Public Programs
National health experts address the public at a banquet in Butte with sessions from 8 30 am to noon at Murray St James and Deaconess hospitals. Afternoon city trips follow, then a Butte Chamber dinner and Pacific meeting. Speakers include Franklin J H Martin John G Bowman Wilson D Vase and Judge Sidney Sanner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murray
St James
City
Butte Chamber of Commere
Denver
American College of Surgeons
Franklin JH. Martin
Wilson D. Vase
derbilt_university
John G. Bowman
Sidney Sanner
Distinction of holding the pioneer meeting in national campaign
The American College of Surgeons convention comes to Butte with thirty or more out of town surgeons. Health experts will speak and conduct clinics. a 6 20 p m banquet in the chamber of commerce rooms invites attendees to reserve seats. Distinguished speakers include Dr Franklin J Martin and Dr William D Haggard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
American College of Surgeons
Tanquet
Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Delver
Umber
Franklin J Martin
Collge
William D. Haggard
Vanderbilt Uni
Officials deny Deschanel resignation reports
Paris reports an official Elysee Palace denial refutes provincial papers alleging President Deschanel offered to resign at Premier Millerand's request. The letter, said to be with the premier, is linked to pending diplomatic questions. Observers, however, note strong indications Deschanel will not return to the Elysee Palace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Elysee Palace Today
Provicial
Millerand
M. Deschanel
Ilysee Palace
Democrats Press Subpenas In Cox Campaign Fund Probe
Democratic witnesses failed to provide data linking Governor Cox to a 15 million dollar Republican campaign fund as Senate investigators adjourned until Tuesday. Chairman Kenyon issued subpoenas for Edmund Moore, Cox's aide, and Republican leaders including Harry Blair and others, after Reed and Pomerene sought missing documents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate Committee
James M. Cox
Reed
Pomerene
Kenyon
Edmund K. Moore
Youngstown
Ohio
Cox
Moore
Sumpenas
Chicago
Columbus
Harry M. Blair
Marion
Fred W. Upham
Dudley
Biomom
Cleveland
Garrett
Kinney
Walter &. Dickey
Kansas City
John J
Nova Star Collision Dims Light as It Collides
Observation notes that the new star NOVA runs amuck within a satan constellation. The Paris region records a dying dimming light as NOVA results from its collision with other celestial bodies, signaling drastic changes in the night sky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Satan
Paris
Plague Warning Issued By U S Health Officials
Surgeon General Hugh Cumming orders all American port officials to take precautions against bubonic plague after report of an outbreak in Paris. The warning follows a cable from former Surgeon General Blue and stresses heightened surveillance and sanitary measures at ports nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Universal Service
Washington
Hugh §. Cumming
United States Public Health Service
American
Blue
Paris
Ten Thousand At Children’s Day Fete At Gardens
Thousands packed Columbia Gardens for the annual children’s festival drawing an estimated crowd of 10 000. More than 300 children performed in a program described as one of the most successful, with dances for toddlers, girls aged 4 to 14, a Russian routine, and a Zouave drill by the girls’ evening class. Virginia Forsythe highlighted performances as spectators praised the display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia Garden
Tomy
Tny
Little Virginia Forsythe
Ina Atinues
Colum
Townley Declines Montana Campaign Role This Fall
Great Falls Sept 2 A Townley head of the nonpartisan league will take no part in the Montana campaign this fall after a conference with Townley in Great Falls. L B Irvin Glacier Park partisan league candidate for attorney general says Townley made no campaign plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Falls
Townley
League
Montana
Irvin
Glacier Park
Partisan League
Roosevelt Says He Was Misunderstood During Campaign
Franklin D Roosevelt, the Democratic vice presidential nominee, explained that a misquotation from a speech in Butte, Montana, was unintentional. He defended his stance on League of Nations voting and emphasized his long experience in foreign affairs through the Navy Department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
League of Nations
Kittery
Maine
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Old Orchard
Westbrook
Portland
Velt
Butte, Mont
Assembly of the
Iwa
Navy Department
Labor leaders oppose strikes in AFL chief Gompers article
Washington reports Samuel Gompers, president of the American Federation of Labor, says organized labor opposes strikes and will use measures to prevent them. He notes U S labor productivity in 1920 surpasses other nations and argues adjustment on a temporary basis is best, stating the labor movement seeks peace without sacrificing progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bsy_Universal service
Washington
Sept
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Federationist
United States
Gompers
New York
Prosecution of War Crafters Ordered by U. S. 4
Department of Justice officials announce prosecutions involving war crafters with contracts valued from a few thousand to several million dollars. The actions target alleged fraud and misrepresentation in government defense deals, with investigations continuing across multiple jurisdictions and agencies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Justice
Dozen Navy Vessels Race to Aid Submerged Craft
Dozen Navy vessels race along the Atlantic Seaboard to reach a disabled craft after it submerged for 66 hours. The international rescue effort links ships from multiple points as crews coordinate to locate and assist the stranded vessel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic Seaboard
Washington
Sept
United States
Atlantic Ocean
Capelan
General Goethals
Navy
Prosecution of war contracts ordered by justice department
Washington Sept. 2 AP report says criminal and civil actions over war supply contracts will be brought as part of a broad government effort to police wartime procurement. The plan covers dozens of cases involving millions of dollars and includes supplies for camps warehouses and training sites. Investigations will extend to firms and individuals with a months long effort expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Associated Press
Sit of Justice
Department
War Department
Stipeping Board
Tell America Not to Worry Divine Sara
From Paris on August 31 Universal Service reports that Sarah Bernhardt told the United States not to worry as she remains ill in bed. Her overall condition is described as improving though she is still suffering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Divine Sara
Universal Service
Paris
T Rave
United States
Sarah Bernhardt
Auto Demolished In Inkom Crash Injures Shoe Clerk And Wife
Pocatello Idaho Sept Mr Brewster and his wife were in the hospital tonight after their car was struck by another vehicle at Inkom. The smash left their auto completely demolished and the couple badly hurt with serious injuries. Buckingham and Hecht assisted at the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pocatello
Idaho
Brewster
Inkom
Buckingham & Hecht
Anaconda population from 1920 census gains 1534
Anaconda shows 1920 population of 11 668, up from 10 134 in 1910, a 13 percent rise. Ward by ward counts are listed, including wards one through five and School District No. 10 with 677 residents. Warm Springs population in 1910 was 886.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Septcona
Anaconda
Warm Springs
Poland Considers Ground Concessions Amid Boundary Debate
Washington reports Poland demands flexibility on artificial boundaries. Premier Witos and Secretary Colby exchange notes from Aug 21 to Aug 30. The State Department calls the replies entirely satisfactory as Poland weighs military options to deter future invasions.
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Wilson
Witos
Poland
Colby
State Department
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