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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1921
Page
2
Michigan county growers form a pool to market the 1921 clip. Last year’s pool stored at 8,000,000 pounds. Some members favor holding another year rather than selling now.
Washington reports the Senate and House approved a resolution reviving the war finance corporation over President Wilson’s veto. The five member board will need one or two new directors before sizable loans can be issued to aid exports and relief for farming and industry.
A federal ruling states private home prepared liquor may not be molested by officers if no sale is proven. Officials Donald A. McDonald and Robert C. Saunders said the prohibition law is unclear on entering private homes for equipment, but affidavit-based evidence of illicit activity could justify a search warrant.
Washington hearing reveals no appropriation spent on hospitals for mentally ill veterans. Dr. T. W. Salmon told the House Commerce Commission that relief for disabled veterans has not allocated funds for insane treatment as Roberts bill to consolidate agencies proceeds.
Peter J. MacSwiney and Daniel O Callaghan, Corks lord mayors, arrived on the Westcannon from Cork as stowaways. Immigration authorities jailed them pending status inquiry though MacSwiney released after passport check. O Callaghan remains in custody while the Committee of 100 investigates the Irish question.
W. W. Gamble surveys justice and governance, quoting Bran deis and Macaulay on liberty, compromise, and the duties of government. He cautions against log rolling, notes two main roles of government, and cites Woodrow Wilson on practical law shaped by precedent and social conditions.
London January 6 Sylvia Pankhurst saw her appeal from a six months sentence for attempting to incite sedition in the navy dismissed with costs in Guild Hall court. She was freed November 3 on two thousand pounds bail pending the appeal from the October 28 sentence.
January electrical storm chills New York as thunderclap startles Brooklyn residents and police report possible explosion. weather novelty follows passable January warmth and cool spell.
The Idaho Senate and House unanimously endorsed Gov. D. W. Davis for Secretary of the Interior in President elect Harding's cabinet. Senator Van Toesen urged Democrats to put Idaho first beyond party politics during the endorsement.
A government pamphlet on the Department of Agriculture is highlighted as a timely, valuable study. The article describes how the series explains the department’s role in aiding farmers and consumers, including plant importation, quarantine of immigrants, and pest control strategies.
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