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Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Aug 27, 1919

Page

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Republicans count on Washington for treaty action

Washington. Senator Hitch cock Neb senior minority member of the foreign relations committee after a conference with President Wilson predicted ratification of the peace treaty in September with at least 12 republican votes. He said the Shantung amendment would be eaten and McCumber nailed its coffin. The committee adopted a sweeping amendment striking out American representation on many commissions, and the debate centered on the Shantung clause and league covenant while Republicans stood united for the amendment.

Washington Hitchcock Nebraska Foreign Relations Committee Wilson McCumber Foreign Reations Committee Inter Senate Chiel North Dakota Regar Committee Germany Fall New Mexico Belgium Danzig League of Nations United ‘States the Today

Gompers Says German Defeat Not Yet Accepted

Samuel Gompers arrives from France and says he did not come home to interfere with labor programs but to help workers. He notes employers no longer rule all, urges workers having a voice in conditions, and says Bolshevism waning as German delegates show no lessons learned from war. He plans to be in Washington Thursday and will skip the Syracuse AFL convention.

York Samuel Gompers American Federation of Labor France George Washington Gompers International Trades Union Congress Amsterdam Washington Germany Gomper Syracuse

Matrimonial Potpourri Delights Butte Divorces Court Attaches

A chaotic sequence of four marriages among John Templeman Myrtle Henke and their former spouses unfolds in Butte as licenses are issued and old unions dissolved. The tale spans Seattle Anaconda and Butte with two couples remarrying and children gaining stepparents as the complex cycle nears its third set of marriages.

John Templeman Myrtle Henke Butte Templeman Henke John Tem Templeman Henke Fred Henke Fred John Lotus Templeman Lamb Templemans Henkes Fred W. Henke Myrtle Henke Templeman Lotus Templeman Henke E. J. Groneveld Myrtle Henke Templeman Henke Myrtle “Henke ‘Templeman Chilldren

Fires rage across Montana Idaho forests in late August

North Blackfoot valley flame front swells near Missoula as Swan River fires threaten Blackfoot and Rattlesnake country. Bitterroot and Neaverride regions report major blazes driven by winds. Helena area fires flare then ease. Fire crews bolster Duck Creek line while Big Horn forest burns 1200 acres with 12 million feet timber lost. Lost Creek fire near Idaho Montana divide covers 40000 acres as 150 firefighters battle spread.

Missoula Swan River Blackfoot District Forest Service Idawweral North Idaho Neaver Ride Powell Region Lolo Forest Wyoming Forest Denver Col Big Horn Forest Ming Federal Forestry Service Oecials Wolf Creek Spokane Spokane, Wash Lost Creek Idaho-Motana Divide

Many Fine Ranches in Danger Says Dr Renick

Dr W L Renick of this city reports to the Associated Press that a valley fire has burned on creek for weeks with fires spreading to Beaver and Glacier creeks. He notes lack of fighting and trails, and says elk creek fire burned a week before effort began, leaving ranches exposed and government foresters under supplied as they attempted a survey. The doctor warns most ranches will be destroyed.

Renick W. L. Renick Swan River Valley Associated Press Beaver Glacier Elk Creek Thade Beaver Creek Glacier Creek

War Department to Open Stores for Retail Goods

Washington Aug 26 the War Department announced plans to open retail stores in several cities to sell surplus household commodities and clothing at prices below current market levels. Stores will stock blankets shirts and other items with distribution via post offices and parcel post to reach nationwide customers. Congress considers food control and hoarding penalties while baring commissions urge stock inventories and data to curb prices and speculation.

Washington War Department Federal Trade Commission House Agricultural Committee Harvey W. Wiley Bureau of Chemistry

Ten Coast Towns Paralyzed by Railroad Strike

Rail workers in Los Angeles and across coast towns strike, halting Santa Fe and Southern Pacific services from Oakland to San Francisco. Fresno and Barstow yardmen walk out, as emergency motor mail runs and blocked waterways strain cargo. Officials acknowledge no through trains moved from Oakland while striking crews refuse to heed national orders.

Los Angeles Cal Albuquerque N. M San Francisco Oakland Santa Fe Alburquerque Fresno Barstow Southern Pacific San Franciso San Bernardino Carmen Railroad Administration Pacific Oakland Pier Southern Pacific Coast Line Santa Fe Overland

Billionaires And Stokers On One Plane

I N P Morgan and wife sail to Southampton for a six year gap from finance. He plans a month of shooting in Scotland and visiting. A stoker on the gangway greets him with humor, saying the ramp is for stokers and billionaires as Morgan boards.

Billionaires Stokers York I. N P. Morgan Southampton Otland Mr. Morgan Stoker

Street Railway Strike Spreads to Pacific Electric Ties

The platform men strike spread to the Pacific Electric with brotherhood unionists showing sympathy from Southern Pacific Santa Fe and Salt Lake. Los Angeles street railway resumes daylight service and declines talks while Pacific Electric restores normal service. The strike now ties up steam lines as a broader movement.

Street Railway Company Pacific Electric Southern Pacific Santa Fe Salt Lake Los Angel Los Angeles Street Railway Rike

Norway Gains Spitzbergen Isles In Coal Rich Archipelago

Paris August 24 The Spitzbergen treaty nearly finished and likely to reach the supreme council for approval this week. It grants Norway control of the Spitzbergen archipelago with coal mines developed by Americans and now held by Norwegians.

Paris Associated Press Spitzbergen Teaty Supreme Council Norway Spitzbergen West Virginia

Five Million Germans Seek Emigration

Berlin reports that five million Germans have filed with the central bureau of emigration and its 64 interior departments for permission to leave the country. Most intend to go to America, with a large number seeking to settle in Palestine.

Berlin Central Bureau of Emigration America Palestine

Delegates Reject Terms in Historic Rail Strike Vote

Railroad shopmen nationwide will vote on whether to accept Wilson and Hines wage proposals or strike for a general pay raise. Officials see quick action to decide on wage changes while government control limits increases to curb living costs. The strike vote may take about three weeks, with unions wary of benefit limits and demands for broader raises.

Hington United States Wilson Hines Rail Administration

Missing American Aviators Found by Mexicans

Mexican cavalry escorted to the international boundary Lieuts. Frederick Waterhouse and C. B. Connelly, missing from Rockwell field since last Wednesday, were found alive in Lower California about 200 miles southeast of San Diego. Captain Trujillo reported to Gen. Hipolito Baranca that the men are under escort and no further word has been received.

AL Centro Cal Frederick Water House C. B. Connelly Rockwell Feld Trujillo Gol Hipolito Baranca Lower California San Diego

Somper promises actors assistance in New York

Ambiguous report notes Sompers pledging support from the American Federation of Labor to aid actors. The event drew an enthusiastic reception with a standing ovation as about 2,000 members gathered and speakers addressed the crowd.

York Howe Dare Sn Sage Tae Rene

Austria in cahoots with Bela Kun

Budapest dispatch claims Hungary's Bela Kun, ex head of the socialist government, is involved in a covert foreign matter. The report cites the Hungarian foreign state bureau and a N. Bauer source as bearing on entrusted documents and arms logistics.

Austria Bela Kun N. Bauer State Bureau of Tro Documenta Very At Arms Iingaty Budapest

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