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Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Dec 02, 1919

Page

16

Poindexter challenges Wood at North Dakota rally

United States Senator Miles Poindexter of Washington spoke as a Republican presidential candidate and urged Maj. Gen. Leonard Wood to debate or answer his questions on Roosevelt era policies and U.S. foreign policy. Delegates to three state conventions planned to endorse Wood tomorrow.

Pizrre S&s. D United States Miles Poindexter Washington Leonard Wood Poindexter South Dakota Wood Roosevelt General Wood Amercan Mexico Germany Europe League of Nations

Associated Charities Adopt Budget System in Butte

The Associated Charities of Butte met under Mrs. A. L. Bradshaw to formulate a winter budget. The group plans a popular subscription drive and cash donations to fund shoes and children's clothing for needy families. A budget committee including Austin, Gillis, Jackman, and Shubert was appointed.

Board of Directure Associated Charities of Butte A. L. Bradshaw

W W Walsworth Becomes Grandfather After Seattle Birth

A telegram reports the birth of a daughter to Mr and Mrs C Beesley of Seattle. Mrs Beesley is Esther Walsworth formerly of Butte. Beesley works in the Seattle Chamber of Commerce publicity department. W W Walsworth, now a grandfather, left Butte for Beattie to visit his daughter and son in law and will stay through Christmas.

W. W. Walsworth C. Beesley Seattle Beesley Esther Walsworth Butte Seattle Chamber of Commerce

Ludendorff’s View on Germany’s War Effort and World Policy

The article presents General Erich von Ludendorff’s reflections on Germany’s progress during World War I and his exchanges with leaders like President Wilson and Lloyd George. It discusses armistice conditions, shifts in world policy, and the German public’s perception of the war, delusion, and sacrifice.

Europe Supreme Command Burne Wilson America The Fourth Army

Berlin Clash and Revolt Under Ludendorff in 1917

In 1917 Ludendorff clashed with Chancellor Bethmann Hollweg over wartime strategy and civil authority. He argues that Berlin delays and reconciliations undermined war aims, while blaming public agitation on officials and media. He denies being a dictator and claims he sought prosperity, order, and strength for Germany amidst entente pressure.

Ludendorff von Bethmann-Hollwee Bethmann

Bariel Rights and Publications Across Nations

The item lists publication rights and holdings in several countries including Italy by Fratelli Treves, and in Canada, Australia, France, Belgium, Holland, Russia, and Scandinavian nations, noting all rights reserved.

McClure Harper and Brothers Great Britain Hutchinson & Co The London Times Spain Messrs. Seix

Horoscope for Tuesday December 2 1919 warning of turmoil

Mars and Jupiter Neptune portend trouble for business and public welfare with possible crises this month. Navy aid urged and Pacific coast protection advised. Women and children face heightened vulnerabilities and warnings against spiritualist practices. Birth dates imply active but litigious years ahead.

Neptune Pacific Wheeler Syndicate, Inc

Poundmaster Report Shows Fees Collected and Redeemed Animals

J. W. Krabler reports city im pound fees totaling 238 dollars for November. All impounded animals were redeemed, including 21 horses, 14 cows, and 1 mule.

J’. W. Krabler

Opening of Second Session of Sixty-Sixth Congress

Washington December 1 opening of the second session of the Sixty-sixth Congress shows few features of a typical start. The annual appropriation estimates totaling 4 865 000 000 were presented and both chambers adjourned until tomorrow. President Wilson’s message will be read separately and is expected brief due to illness. Senate and House committees sent notes to Wilson rather than meeting him in person. No immediate action on the German peace treaty was indicated. Senator Lodge signaled a push to end the war with Germany but no immediate moves. The Senate will take up the Cummins railroad bill with anti strike provisions.

Washington Senate House Wilson Tumulty Lodge Senate Foreign Relations Committee Germany Cummins

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