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Newspaper

Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Sep 06, 1921

Page

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Invasion Charge Tied to United Mine Workers Leader Ship

Officials of the United Mine Workers of America are blamed for planning armed invasions into Logan and Mingo counties. Harry Olmstead, head of the Williamson operators, denounces Samuel Gompers as hypocritical while defending wage awards and the current mining field system. The statement emphasizes lawfulness of miners and defends government wage increases.

Associated Press Washington United Mine Workers of America Logan County Mingo County Harry Olmstead Operators’ Association Williamson Field Samuel Gompers American Federation of Labor Olmstead Williamson Olmsted Gompers United States Kanawha

Minnesota Troops Escape Death in Forest Fires

Minnesota troops narrowly escape incineration as forest fires push toward Onamia and Solana amid dozens of rural homes and farms. Firefighters, farmers, and townsfolk battle walls of flame with limited water as wind shifts threaten Hillman and Onamia. Guardsmen dan taked by smoke before guided to safety by forest supervisors and rangers.

Minnesota Duluth Minn Ryan Road French River Triangle Ryan Harbors Te Anmociated Press Solana White Prie Sixth Infantry Minnesota National Guard St Paul Stafford King H.C ‘Ebber Jerry Swedberg

Fresh outbreaks reported at Bloorspar field

AP dispatch from Harrisburg reports fresh outbreaks between Bloorspar miners and guards in Hardin county with unverified claims of a battle near Rosiclaire. Other reports deny serious trouble as labor day events draw crowds in Harrisburg El Dorado Marion West Frankfort Canton and Duquoin. A claimed ransom-like capture of Mino Superintendent Swanson and family is denied. The Rosiclaire strike began last November after miners quit work over wage demands.

Associated Press Harrisburg Hardin County Rosiclaire el Dorado Marion West Frankfort Canton Duquoin

German denial of inability to pay reported

Berlin notes deny rumors that Germany cannot meet further reparation payments and warn such reports harm the nation. In Copenhagen, US minister Joseph C Grew is reportedly to be transferred to Switzerland, officials say.

Berlin German Finance Ministry Germany

President Harding Heads to Washington on Mayflower

The Mayflower with President Harding and a presidential party aboard left Hampton Roads at 8 25, after four hours at anchor, for a leisurely run up the river to Washington, according to a wireless message. The voyage continues toward the capital.

Associated Pres Washington Harding Hampton Roads

Second League Assembly Opens With Optimism

Geneva Sept 5 The second assembly of the League of Nations opened in an atmosphere of optimism and enthusiasm. The session began with the election of a credentials committee and the drafting of notes on presiding officers. Delegates discussed candidates for the presidency, with H A van Karnbeek favored and elected. other officers included Count Mensdorff and Professor Panaretoft. New league members were introduced as Dr Koo welcomed them. Count Mer Gorst named to the credentials committee as the assembly considered its initial business.

Associated Press Geneva Assembly League of Nations League Wellington Koo South America Gustavo Cunha Brazil Juan Carlos Blanco Paris H. A. van Karnbeek Count Mensdorff Austria Panaretoft Washington Bulgaria Noll Albania Koo Count Mer Gorst

Family of Seven Shot Dead in Ormsby Home

Frank Klocow, a prominent Ormsby businessman, reportedly killed his wife and five children and then himself in a mass shooting. Authorities place death between midnight and 1 am Sunday. temporary insanity cited by friends as a possible motive. Neighbors heard nothing to indicate a quarrel.

Associated Press Ormsby, Minn Frank Klocow Thompson St. James Fred Riocow Myrtle Glen Oliver Leland Kiocow Himelf Kiocow Albert Strelow Klocow Fred Gten Arnold Ingold Ingold

Coburg Clash Rains Injuries In Street Fighting

Berlin reports that several people including children were wounded by machine gun fire and hand grenades during street clashes in Coburg on Saturday. The trouble followed a pro republican demonstration as police and agitators fought in the streets.

Berlin Coburg

Butte Schools Open Doors for New Year Today

The opening of city schools this morning draws speculation on enrollment. The board cut 31 teaching positions, nine from the high school, and halted a two year commercial high school plan to buy 25 typewriters. A. W. Douglass becomes superintendent as lower grades may enroll slightly less, while private school costs push families toward the public system. Courthouse staff plan to redistribute classrooms and rent space, with talks of using the administration building auditorium as a classroom.

Board of Education A. W. Douglass James H. Baldwin

Speedy Trial Sought for Alleged Palace Theater Murderer

Jacksonville authorities moved promptly to convene a grand jury for Frank Rawlings, 23, accused of entering the Palace theater cashier’s office during a show, killing manager George H. Hickman, assaulting treasurer Elbert Harriss, and escaping with 800 dollars before a policeman captured him nearby.

Associated Press Jacksonville Fla Frank Rawlings Palace Theater George H. Hickman Elbert C. Harriss

Desperado Gardner Eludes Guards During Island Break

Noted California bandit Roy Gardner escapes from McNeil's Island federal prison during a ball game breakout. Prisoner Lewardus Impyn is killed, Lawrence Bogart mortally wounded. Gardner believed wounded or at large with possible outside confederates. Warden Maloney leads search as authorities fear Gardner fled toward Olympia Peninsula, with marshals and guards scouring Puget Sound island.

Associated Press Tacoma Roy Gardner California McNeil's Island Federal Everett Impyn Camp Lewis Gardner Lawrenee Bogart Impyn Bogart Maloney Impya Rdner Kot Seattle, Sey Heber H. Votaw President Harding California Mail Dundit Lewardus Bomp Lewis Statutory Olympic Peninsula Hardner United States Castle Rock Wash

Dock Work Strike Halts Havana Harbor Operations

Havana harbor operations halted as 1 500 striking workers refuse to negotiate with shipping companies over labor agreements. The stoppage stems from disputes between union representatives and employers, affecting port activity and shipments.

Havana

Mutiny Reported Aboard Chester Kiwanis Off Staten Island

Sept 5 a wireless message reported mutiny among many crew aboard the Chester Kiwanis anchored off Staten Island. A police patrol boat was dispatched toward the vessel as officers reacted to the disturbance reported early today.

Chester Kiwanis Staten Island

Belfast Boycott Declared Lonely By Owen O Duffy

In Belfast on September 5 the Irish Sinn Fein figures dominated discussion after Owen O Duffy declared that Ulster should be tightened into line. He warned Ulster opponents would face pressure and potential bankruptcy if they allied with Ireland’s enemies. The remarks followed Michael Collins speech in Armagh.

Belfast Armagh Michael Coll Sinn Fein Irish Publican Army Owen O'Duffy Ulster O'Duffy Fein Ireland

Auto killed by blow Wallace Idaho Labor Day tragedy

A McRae Jr 15 of Mull Idaho died after his head struck a telephone pole while riding in a car with a Mullan baseball team during a Labor Day game near Arrow. The accident occurred on the road as they leaned out to signal a passing car.

Wallace Idaho A. McRae Jr Mull Mullan At & Arrow McRae

Germany weighs Dresel as ambassador to Berlin

Berlin reports from London and Paris claim Ellis Loring Dresel will be ambassador to Germany, but Berlin's foreign office has no confirmation. Dresel says he is in the dark about Washington post and finance questions loom over the cost of a German embassy in Washington, with estimates around at least fifty thousand dollars yearly.

Associated Press Berlin Sept. S London Paris Ellis Loring Dresel Germany Dresel State Department Friedrich Roxen United States New Washington

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