17 Mar 1921
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Newspaper
Anita Tribune
Location
Anita, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1921
Page
1
Pioneer resident Michael Buggy dies at 81 in Waukon. Reports detail accidents at May’s Prairie and Almont drilling, plus armistice day holiday action. Legislature investigates state departments, tax and inheritance measures, quail season, and a $22 million World War I soldiers bond.
A conference in Omaha led by 100000 untakeing house employees urged wage voting on a pacers proposal. New York Central announced April 16 wage revisions for about 43000 workers. John Morrell & Co. workers struck over wages and hours. Lehigh Wilkesbarre Coal declared a 150 percent cash dividend. Savings deposits rose by over 10 million in March. Harding urged continued Marine board functions and named Intersta te Commerce and Tariff Commission nominees. Herrick to France post, Rhine posture unchanged, ratification urged for Colombia treaty, and treasury appointments renominated. A Utah Senate cut military funding. 25,000 World War veterans unemployed in New York. Mosher died in Wichita after hiccups. Killer verdicts in Sioux Falls. Wyoming mother homicide incident. Chicago student Fernandez killed in Dallas. Washington anti alien land bill signed. Farenholt destroyer launched. Clemens bust stolen in Hartford. Ford said economy improving. New loans to Europe halted. Senate postponement of special session. Milwaukee Leader mail rights suit upheld.
A Warsaw dispatch reports Leon Trotzky offers five million rubles for General Koslovsky dead or alive, while Koslovsky counters with ten million for Trotzky. A Belgian guard was wounded in an unspecified shooting in Duleburg, details scarce. The Pacific squadron of Canada’s navy, including Aurora and destroyers Patriot and Patrician, recently arrived at Esquimalt. Paris says negotiations aim to sway President Harding toward a modified League of Nations. Kronstadt rebels claim Petrograd from Bolsheviks after heavy bombardment. Heigfrich von Eckhardt to return as Mexican minister. Dr. John Bernstorff sits as a democratic deputy in Berlin. John Clayton, Wisconsin’s oldest passenger conductor, dies aged 78 in Milwaukee after long service since 1964. Packing industry wages fall about 12 percent, affecting over 100,000 workers nationwide.
President Harding directs Secretary Davis to relay to the Packers and the packing house unions an appeal for two representatives from each side to aid the Labor Department in a wage and hour inquiry aimed at averting a strike.
A sermon outlines Jesus crucifixion at Golgotha, noting the crowd’s mockery, the two thieves, and the fulfilled prophecies. It describes Jesus bearing the cross, the vinegar offering, and the casting of lots for garments, culminating in Jesus dying by his own sovereign will.
An advertisement claims Hig's Cream Balm opens clogged nostrils in one minute. It says the fragrant antiseptic cream relieves inflamed mucous membranes and soothes head air passages, promising instant relief from colds and catarrh with nightly breathing ease. A drugstore product recommended for immediate use.
Between Sisters a fragment shows a tense scene with Mabel saying she must ask their father for money while Ethel admits she wants the first chance at him, a brief line highlighting family conflict and motive. The passage reads as a candid dialogue snippet from a domestic drama.
A fragmented reading presents lines about God and joy, mentioning a golden bud in the blue and morning messages of happiness. It also includes garbled phrases urging mothers to reform the world, attributed to C. Simmons in a damaged clipping.
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