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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1921
Page
6
A collage of world briefs touches on ancient discoveries at Sicyon and Artemis temple, unfounded royal visits, arms talks in Washington, Japan’s eastward outlet plans, and Austrian troop withdrawals. Civil, economic, and political notes span Sinn Fein, American unknown soldier, Irish questions, and global economic data.
The New York Yankees defeated the New York Giants 5 0 in the World Series opener and won the series with another 5 0 victory. New York clinched the championship after an earlier 5 3 win over Philadelphia in the American League title race.
The House committee opened hearings on a federal inquiry into Ku Klux Klan activities. Attorney General Daugherty and William J. Burns presented evidence and witnesses including Winthrop Simmons of Atlanta as the committee considers five resolutions for congressional investigation.
The Press Congress of the World opened its sessions Monday night with a banquet. No reception followed for delegates by Governor Wallace Ro rar Kreerteony. Welcome addresses were given by Gov. John H. Wilson of Honolulu and George T. H. Peennison, president of the Plonaluln Chamber of Commerce.
Reshiring Oregon district attorney George Nenner opened the case against Dr. R M Brumfield Tuesday. The jury was completed Monday. Nenner outlined evidence for a first degree murder charge and death penalty in the alleged murder of Dennis Russell by the dentist.
In a high scoring afternoon the Giants and Yankees ended 2 to 2 after a strong Yankee pitching showing faded late while Barnes dominated the plate striking out many hitters. Over 1000 spectators watched the pitchers hold serve as the tie persisted.
In Mexico City a fuel shortage halts the Veracruz to Mexico City railway and jeopardizes textile mills in Pueblo. The Vera Cruz governor embargoes oil properties of El Aguila, a British concern, over alleged unpaid state taxes, risking widespread industrial paralysis and jobs for thousands.
Havre and Chinook reports say rancher Orville Stanberry was arrested by state stock inspector J Q Laswell on a grand larceny charge. Authorities accuse him of stealing a Wallace cattle ranch steer from Canada and butchering it on the Montana side. He faced Judge Wu Pyper with another hearing set for next Monday, bond fixed at a marked amount.
Fifteen simultaneous raids on Missoula soft drink establishments led to liquor being added in 12 locations and the arrest of more than a dozen people. Eugene Van Wert, head of the state attorney’s special staff, announced further raids and pledged ongoing investigation results. Local officers did not participate. officers from outside were brought in for the operation.
The Montana annual show at Miles City on November 17 to 19 will be the biggest in state history, with larger premiums and mailed applications to county agents and commercial clubs. Other items note the Anaconda Copper company planning to open the Bonner lumber mill, a fatal shooting of Chester Powell by a sheriff's posse near Polson, destruction of Sweet Cross central business district, and plans for a new weekly in Butte called The Observer.
Secretary of State Charles de Stewarts quarterly report shows Montana's total auto licenses exceed 58 000 with July August and September receipts shaping the year. The treasury shifted to cash basis after transferring 300 000 from the educational building fund and warrants were reg istered only when necessary.
A blaze on Great Paths near Monarch at 2 a m Sunday menaced the town and railroad assets. The Mercantile company reported losses estimated high as 850000 to 750000, with Station Agent Wilkinson warning Great Northern of moving records and movable railroad property as the town faced probable further destruction.
Missoula reports the state university will determine German courses under wartime law rules. The German language remains restricted in schools and public settings until officially dissolved by peace treaties. Foreign language staff will arrange classes to fit interested students.
Butte reports the South Side club faced a deficit after spending 67282 more than revenues on a bungalow and improvements at the tourist camp end of Harrison avenue. A fundraising appeal to White business interests seeks aid to close the shortfall and eliminate the deficit.
Deputy Ed Schall was shot Wednesday night on official business in Miles City and likely fatally wounded. He was taken to a hospital with a slim chance of survival. He offered no statement on his attacker beyond “they got me.” Authorities plan further investigation as Schall, a World War II veteran and longtime county deputy, is a well known local figure.
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