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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1921
Page
12
The 1920 census shows U S population at 105 683 108, up 14.9 percent from 1910. Urban residents total 54 816 209 or 51.9 percent, while rural dwellers are 50 866 899 or 48.1 percent, signaling a shift toward cities and prompting calls for national action to bolster small farmers.
A 1918 California land settlement near Durham Butte county created 120 farms on 6219 acres with a 260000 state fund. The board guided farmers through loans labor sharing and cooperative livestock and buying, forming a model community with roads drainage and a planned community center. Later plans include Merced county settlement with veteran preference.
The text recalls Col. George B. M. Harvey noted by President Harding as ambassador to St James and describes his role in Wilson Hughes and Harding politics. It cites his Harper & Brothers leadership, the Wilson-Harvey breach during Wilson’s governorship, and his later founding of Harvey's Weekly.
Andrew J. Peters, mayor of Boston, rose from Harvard Law to state legislature and treasury aide, then led city through a police strike with Governor Coolidge. He plans improvements at municipal lodging houses including more showers and better sleeping quarters. He once faced a security check entering city hall.
Elsie Hill serves as temporary chair of the National Woman's party as Senator Curtis of Kansas plans to introduce and sponsor a bill to end discrimination against women in citizenship for married women, government service, and District of Columbia guardianship and inheritance laws. Harding hosts a 50-woman deputation urging executive backing for the measure.
Dr. Albert Einstein and Dr. Chaim Weizmann arrived in New York to raise funds for the Hebrew University on the Mount of Olives. About 5,000 Zionists welcomed them, amid songs and cheers, as Einstein joked about his Swiss identity and his wife confessed she cannot grasp relativity.
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