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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 12, 1920
Page
7
A compact report gathers global reactions to recent events, outlining public hopes and anxieties. Citizens, leaders, and communities respond with patience, concern, and resilience amid unfolding developments worldwide.
Secretary of Commerce Alexander advocates restricting coal exports to ensure domestic supply and steer trade to natural markets and allies. A Senate and House naval committee traveled to the Pacific coast to inspect navy yard sites and future west navy developments, with a report due when Congress convenes on December 2.
A Sebastopol dispatch reports Capt. Emmet Kilpatrick of the American Red Cross and two nurses were killed during a Bolshevik raid on Sokol station. Kilpatrick, from Uniontown Pennsylvania, was captured October 29 at Nova Alexeievsk and was last seen in bitter zero weather being led away by red cavalry.
Farmers in the Midwest Farm Bureau federations disapproved proposals for disposal of packer interests in the Chicago stock yards. In a telegram the federation instructed its Washington representative to ask the Justice Department to desist from accepting proposals until a livestock marketing committee representing all livestock producers organizations has considered them.
A Dublin conference of railway men and labor executives adopted a resolution to refer the question of carrying military traffic to public opinion. A joint meeting may rally idle men to support or oppose a railway stoppage, with further talks planned by municipal and county councils and a trade union congress.
United States farmers set output records for corn tobacco rice sweet potatoes and pears in 1917 preliminary Agriculture Department estimates show corn tops 3 219 126 000 bushels with 70 percent of world supply while tobacco hits 1 476 444 000 pounds buckwheat trails 1866 record large crops for oats barley rye potatoes apples and hay also noted final figures due next month per farm price estimates this year's corn value around 8 934 234 000 dollars and state rankings list Iowa Illinois Nebraska as leading corn producers
Two hundred forty bottles of cocaine were seized under a dead fireman's bunk aboard the steamer Atlantic Sun. Fireman Manuel Garcia Cayon slashed his throat and shot himself twice during the voyage from Rotterdam, crew say the man feared arrest. Ten thousand dollars of opium and other narcotics were seized Tuesday aboard the Dutch steamer Engnanno, which arrived from Java.
In Geneva Bulgaria submitted a request for admission to the League of Nations while Vienna reports the Austrian government has prepared a memorial seeking membership. The draft memorial was adopted by the Austrian parliamentary committee and will be presented to parliament.
belated returns from 305 of 1,482 precincts show amendments to primary and election laws failing. voter tallies include opposition to state party conventions repeal of presidential primary, road bond, irrigation bonds, and reorganizing state government while education measures and university mill tax pass in parts.
New York City testimony in Commissioner Hirschfield inquiry alleges Robert P. Brindell received 7500 as part of a one half of one percent kickback on pier contracts totaling 3.25 million. Howard H. Sherwin cites the amount paid. Untermyer and Mayor Hylan zviri invited to testify. Comptroller Craig offers cooperation with Lockwood committee.
The Ulm Irrigation district in Cascade county filed to have the state buy bonds up to 800000 if the 20000000 irrigation bond measure passes. Voter returns show 17047 for and 9940 against the measure. The plan targets 12150 acres at 734868 total cost with 60.48 per acre and 7.68 per acre yearly maintenance.
Washington officials consider accepting a $5,000,000 gift from the Knights of Columbus for a national memorial in Washington. Marvin G. Sperry, national president of the Private Soldiers and Sailors Legion, writes that using the funds for a marble palace would breach trust and divert relief aid meant for wounded veterans. American Legion leaders convene in New York to decide on the offer.
Dublin reports the nine hunger strikers in Cork Hall have reached day ninety of fasting. The prison board chairman says no food is being consumed despite constant food being offered. Doctors’ latest notes show increasing weakness among the strikers.
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