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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1921
Page
2
The Pendroy community reports a well attended dance at Tike Tresler's and various local visits. Bus Collins and family settled in a new home on the Blackleaf. Death notices include Mrs. Roy May. Local arrivals include George Sabados and family.
The Montana Development Association begins a state wide effort to promote better farming methods with meetings in eastern Montana. Plans call for summer fallow clubs and acre sign ups to demonstrate proper summer tillage for paying crops with expert lectures, beginning with Hard y W Campbell.
Directors order a 1.50 per share assessment on all stock due by December 1 1921. Unpaid shares will be delinquent and sold January 3 1922 at 2 PM at the First National Bank Choteau Montana to cover the assessment costs and sale expenses. E J Hirshberg secretary announces. First publication November 3 1921.
Chalons sur Marne selects a Chicago sergeant Edward Younger to identify the Unknown Soldier from among four caskets. French and American officers attend a brief, solemn ceremony in City Hall with band music and a simple tribute.
Mrs Louisa Frederic Cody widow of Buffalo Bill was buried Sunday afternoon after a five month battle with organic heart trouble. Doctors had held out hope for recovery but death arrived unexpectedly. Burial beside Lookout Mountain was deemed impossible due to rock and damage concerns. An inspection evaluated alternate interment options.
The army of former Emperor Charles marching to restore the monarch was defeated by Hungarian forces at Tata-Toparos, 35 miles west of Budapest. Carlists fell back to Komora, 15 miles northwest of Tata-Toparos, with heavy losses reported.
Emma Richardson Burkett of Hillsdale Indiana was sentenced to the penitentiary for forging Theodore Roosevelt's endorsement on a note of sixty nine thousand nine hundred dollars.
John L. Rathie and Elvie D. Kerby were sentenced to death by Judge Galye in Pendleton for the murder of Sheriff Til Taylor, with execution set for December 2. The case stems from a murder in Walla Walla region a year earlier.
London talks between British officials and Sinn Fein were resumed amid concerns over Eamonn de Valera's message to Pope Benedict. Prime Minister Lloyd George declared the telegram a grave challenge and said the conference cannot proceed on that basis. Michael Collins returned from Dublin as Sinn Fein signaled unwillingness to bow to allegiance demands.
About 200 men clashed as a relief truck caravan returning from Newcastle was ambushed by Renton residents. Three injured severely, many others hurt lightly. violence ended when drivers armed themselves and fled. Frank Savage, a nonunion miner, is held on an open charge after burning his home.Deputy sheriffs say the strike at Newcastle had no involvement.
The Supreme Court on Monday refused to review the Minnesota conviction of A. C. Townley the president of the National Nonpartisan League and Joseph Gilbert manager of its organization department Chief Justice Haft announced the denial with no explanation
Fearl McKenna was bound over to district court on first degree murder charges in the Monarch Wyoming case involving the shooting of Undersheriff W. B. McPherran as a sheriff's posse moved to arrest him for bootlegging. Witnesses testified McKenna opened fire as the posse closed in.
A tropical storm swept across the Florida peninsula producing four known deaths. Destruction hit Port Tampa and nearby areas with up to ten feet of tidal flooding. Power, rail terminals, and telephones were disrupted as the storm moved toward the Atlantic.
Father A. B. Belknap of St Patrick’s Church was lured from his home early Wednesday and shot. The incident mirrors the earlier Colma murder of Father Patrick Heslin, lured from his home on August 2 and later found buried near Salada beach.
Sam Hurwitz a jewelry salesman was transporting a display valued at $60,000 and an automobile when two men jumped into the car and drove off as Hurwitz stepped out at Sixty first street and Moneta avenue in Los Angeles.
American consul Lloyd Burlingham at Salina Cruz Mexico was attacked by unidentified assailants in the consulate. He suffered two wounds in the left arm. authorities do not consider the injuries serious.
Washington reports exports to Europe dropped by about £31,000,000 in September from August. Imports rose by roughly $4,000,000 as trade figures show the shifting balance.
A masked bandit shot and killed mail clerk and guard San Francisco Frank B Adams at the Ferry post office early today. He escaped on foot with a sack of registered mail. value not yet determined. Police searched nearby rooming houses an hour after the shooting but found no trace.
Former Emperor Charles and Empress Zita faced confinement as royalist forces faltered under Admiral Horthy. Charles attempted suicide near Komora but was stopped. Officials weigh internment at Tihany abbey or extradition as Switzerland rejects asylum, with many monarchist leaders arrested and allies deciding Charles fate.
Treasury department issued regulations allowing beer to be used as a medicine. The rules limit a single prescription to two and a half gallons but do not cap the number of prescriptions per period. The move follows an Attorney General Palmer opinion and surprised prohibition leaders awaiting Congress action.
Three automobile bandits stopped a United States mail truck on lower Broadway Monday night and escaped with four pouches of registered mail. Postal inspectors and city detectives pursued them as reports placed the haul around 1 million dollars in money and negotiable paper, though some estimates valued the loot at about 100000.
Gov Gen Leon ard Wood pardoned fifteen prisoners held in prisons across the islands on Tuesday. Two of those pardoned were serving life terms after murder convictions.
A dwindling band of Civil War veterans gathered in Chattanooga for the United Confederate Veterans annual reunion. The event drew the Sons of Veterans and the Southern Confederate Memorial Association, with military music echoing through the city as old gray uniforms and khaki clad younger soldiers mingled.
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