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Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Sep 21, 1920

Page

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Bolshevism Declared Menace to Europe by Senator

Senator warns Bolshevism is a great menace to Europe. Hopes for peace exist but events abroad threaten, so the United States must protect itself. He backs the League more than ever, but rejects Wilson’s League outright.

Europe League Wilson the Standard Washington H. L. Myers Montana France Belgium Germany Holland England United States Myers League of Nations Senate

Myers Sees European Turmoil and US League Reservations

Senator H L Myers returns from three months in Europe and urges US readiness to defend itself while backing the League with reservations. He warns Bolshevism looms over Europe and believes US involvement would deter Germany’s defiance. A Centerville mass meeting condemned Lord Mayor MacSwiney’s imprisonment.

Centerville Hibernia Hall Pearse Friends of Irish Freedom MacSwiney Judge Lynch John McNamara Anna Sullivan Mae Sullivan Mary McGlynn Terence Baxter

Livestock producers press Fed to shield industry from loan curbs

A committee of livestock producers asked the Federal Reserve Board to urge reserve banks to aid them financially in raising and marketing cattle and sheep. They warned that loan calls threaten western ranching and that nearly $1 billion in aid had been planned but not directed. Frank J. Hagenbarth cited tight credit reducing stock levels in the Pacific Northwest.

Washington Federal Reserve Board Reserve System West Harding Little Cowman Frank J. Hagenbarth Salt Lake Pacific Northwest

Health Week for Montana Plan Adopted by Chamber

Butte Chamber of Commerce directors authorized a committee to coordinate a Montana health week with civic groups and Rotarians statewide. Dr. Witherspoon urged focusing on children's health as the path to long term welfare, with a state program to include schools churches and public outreach.

Montana Butte Chamber of Commerce Rotarians T. GC. Witherspoon Tom Davis Peter Potter Witherspoon Rotarians of Helena Sippy Peter Porter Rotary Chamber

Roosevelt Denounces GOP Tactics at Democratic Lunch

In Troy New York on September 29 Franklin D Roosevelt the Democratic vice presidential candidate attacked Republican speakers for lying about the League of Nations. He said GOP leaders would be mere figureheads if elected and warned against claims that the league would weaken France or enslave Germany while accusing cries of German voters of misrepresenting matters.

Troy N. Y Franklin D. Roosevelt League of Nations France Germany New England League

Pablo Blaze Destroys One Million Feet Lumber

Fire at John Bowers lumber yards in Pablo near Missoula destroyed about one million feet of lumber. Loss valued at $20,000 with incendiary origin suspected. Two workers saw the blaze and implicated coal oil. The big sawmill survived due to favorable wind.

Missoula John Bowers Pablo

Neighbors Aid Search For Missing Dillon Girl

In Dillon, deputies and volunteers search for the two year old daughter of Mr and Mrs John Stephanie missing since last night. Ground searches extend two miles from the ranch, with posses formed and Beaverhead river to be dragged tonight. Community members from the city aid in the effort.

Dillon John Stephanie Dillion Beaverhead

No Thought Except to Help Haiti Says Colby

Secretary Colby declared the U S occupation of Haiti is nearing its benevolent purpose and that withdrawal will occur when the Haitian people can govern themselves unaided. He defended the policy against charges of unconstitutional warfare and urged accurate portrayal despite campaign temptations.

Haiti Colby Washington United States Harding San Domingo

Soldiers ambushed by civilians in Dublin street clash

In Dublin on September 20 armed civilians attacked a military lorry escorted by ten soldiers on Church Street. Two civilians and two soldiers were wounded, and a soldier later died. Military reinforcements arrived and drove off the assailants, with two said to be captured.

Dublin Church Street

Armed assault at Waterford police barracks battle

A large party of armed men attacked the police at a barracks near Waterford 12 miles away. A heavy exchange of rifle fire ensued Sunday morning but no casualties were reported.

Waterford Ireland

Cox wraps Southern California campaign with League pledge

Governor Cox closed his first Southern California day with a rally at the Los Angeles baseball park after a San Diego speech stressing the League of Nations and progressivism. He denounced reactionary papers for bias and outlined reservations offered by Senator Hitchcock, praising measures he said protect Monroe Doctrine and U S voting power. He urged a tour of additional states and noted citrus duties as local points of interest.

Los Angeles Cox California San Diego League of Nations and Progressivism Atlantic Coast Campigin San Dego League America Senate Hitchcock Nebraska

Patritti Seeks Local School for Four Children

Peter Patritti, living ten miles north of Rocker, petitions school district No 3 to establish a school for his four children. County superintendent notes four children’ needs suffice for school, but doubts a qualified teacher can be found locally this fall.

Peter Patritti Rocker Patritti Silver Bow Nelle Small Patrithi Jefferson County Powell County Bilver Bow County

Radicals Threaten New York Custom House Blast

A postcard warning of a planned 2 PM explosion at the New York customs house was received by William B. Edwards, collector of internal revenue. The note signed A Citizen prompted state and federal officials to heighten security while a grand jury began probing the Thursday Wall Street blast that killed 34 and wounded nearly 300.

Custom House New York Collector of Internal Revenue Edwards Ce Ment of Justice Rel Customs House Wall Street William B. Edwards Tho. G. Patten Department of Justice Bill” Edwards Princeton Edwin P. Fischer Canada Fischer John Haggerty

Chicago mob targets Black residents near church in riot scare

In Chicago on September 20 a mob besieged residents near St Gabriel's Church on the south side after an incident involving a white man, Charles Barret, who claimed to rescue a white girl insulted by a Black man. Police mobilized the force to avert violence.

Chicago St. Gabriel's Catholic Church South Side Charles Barret Garrity Stockyarda Barret

Law Makers Move to Expel Five Re elected Socialists

In Albany New York on September 30 Republican Assemblyman Ransome Gillette introduced a resolution in an extraordinary session seeking to exclude the five re elected socialists from the session. The measure was sent to the judiciary committee after a points of order dispute over Waldman’s status and the resolution’s privileged nature.

New York Assembly Radical Quintet Albany N. Y Ol. Ransome Gillette Assembly Columbia County Judiciary Committee Adler Louis Waldman Seeigle New York Assemblyman Cuvillier Waldman House Sweet Gilette Sp Bweet

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