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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1921
Page
1
Hughes, Root, Lodge and Underwood will speak for America at the Conference on Armament Limitation. The delegation represents United States interests and aims to shape international arms controls.
President Harding announced the full American delegation to the armament conference. The four members are Charles Evans Hughes Oscar W Underwood Elihu Root Henry Cabot Lodge. They are described as among the ablest men in the country and will represent the United States at the talks.
WALLENBURG Colo Sept 9 A shift in mine operations cost Colorado Fuel and Iron Co 267469 in the first seven months of 1921 testified before the state industrial commission by Weitzel general manager The witness said high costs and proposed employee reductions were blamed for shutdowns and argued that lower costs would boost coal production and miner earnings by enabling more regular work.
Constantinople dispatch reports Greek attack toward Angora failed due to transport, leadership, and artillery woes. Turkish resistance battered Greek units, inflicting heavy losses as they retreat. Greeks expected to withdraw toward Sivri Hissar, east of Fakishehr.
Director C Forbes of the National Veterans Bureau won support from Montana service men by easing red tape in disabled veterans cases. A local delegation led by John Troup of the American Legion ensured action for three Butte veterans. A rating officer was added to the cleanup squad to pass upon claims, and the Legion pledged full backing for the effort. Veterans are urged to bring all evidence when meeting the squad, as a “no excuse” cleanup campaign proceeds.
U S railroad income reached its largest since October with a 4 percent rate on the tentative valuation fed by the commission. July income stood at 323 781 000 dollars, a decrease of 12 percent from June and 362 176 000 dollars operating income, a deficit of 411 787 000 for July 1920 in comparison.
Pursuit of Roy Gardner the California mail bandit shifts to forest tracking at McNeil Island Federal Penitentiary as expert woodsmen join guards. Forest ranger James B. McDonald and Louis Sonny, with H B Ogle, outline a plan of action while officials insist Gardner remains on the island despite fifth day since escape.
A Canton government official delivered a note to Secretary Hughes quoted Sun Yat Sen and Wu Ting Pang. It demands that China be represented at the Washington conference and links any Pacific Far East settlement to ending policies from the 21 demands and prior secret agreements benefiting Japan.
Milwaukee will run stage routes over West Gallatin road from Three Forks or Bozeman to enter Yellowstone Park next year. An official said no immediate railroad construction or electrification is planned. The route decision hinges on where stages meet the Milwaukee main line, with Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul officials coordinating in Chicago next month.
Bozeman Sept 9 Assurance that Montana rate cuts will match Wyoming and Idaho points comes to P Cooley secretary of the state farm bureau and Montana extension service. The Interstate Commerce Commission has been moved to approve livestock rate reductions in the west to 80 percent of present levels where current rates are 60 cents or more. If carried out the saving will be about 36 per car from Montana points to Kansas City or Chicago.
The report notes a private session of the Irish Republican Parliament called for Wednesday to decide on the meeting. British officials submitted a reply regarding the Dail Eireann proceedings as a matter of record.
Dublin reports a Dail cabinet meeting led by Eamonn de Valera decided to convene a private Irish parliament session next Wednesday to consider Britain’s invitation to a conference at Inverness on September 29. Optimists expect plenipotentiaries to be named, with Arthur Griffith prominent, as Sinn Fein plans amid stalled negotiations and potential delays in replying to Lloyd George.
A Douglas Arizona police chief received a Spanish letter claiming Mexican bandits will raid five ranches along the Arizona Sonora border east of Douglas. The note names owners John Slar Johnson John Howard W Nesey and George Stephens and threatens killing Bowden and Hood. Sheriff Hood and Bowden investigate as Slaughter ranch foreman Jess Fisher was murdered by Mexicans May 4.
Deputy U S Marshal J Anders was shot and killed while serving a warrant on Sam Cote in Hot Springs Alaska. Cote and later eight Hot Springs men were said to have killed him. Anders, famed for bravery, planned to arrest with bare hands. His mother in Michigan will receive the body.
More than 200 guests gathered at the Y M C A gym for the annual get-together banquet opening the winter program. U S Duncan of Billings outlined the organization’s aims, noting a 50 percent rise in physical education enrollment over three years and urging stronger boys programs in Butte.
Heavy rains cause levees to fail flooding a six by four block area in the heart of the city. Residents evacuate as water rises quickly, with streets transformed into a canal and authorities assessing damage. No injuries reported at this time.
Floods hit downtown San Antonio with five missing and thousands in damage as water at times rose a foot every 19 minutes. Fire Chief reports rising levels while other sources note minor falls. areas along Alazan Creek and St. Marys Street flooded. In Austin, tornado damage injures several as heavy rains continue.
Fort Dodge Iowa September 9 Mire Henry Hale wife of a gypsum mine worker has become the wealthiest resident after inheriting over 2 000 000 from Wallace Parley Wealthicat who died last Friday in Boone His will filed for probate yesterday indicates the fortune. The couple married a year and live in the gypsum district while the husband digs rock for the American Cement Plaster Company which has been on strike since July.
Fresh reports from Great Falls say the waterway commission will begin hearings on September 15, with talks planned among involved parties about the Milk River project. Former director FR Neel cites irrigation concerns as the proposal’s potential impact on flows and United States access.
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