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Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Dec 05, 1914

Page

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Hoover reports Belgian relief under way amid famine

London dispatch says Herbert Hoover, head of the American commission for relief in Belgium, has returned from Belgium. He notes distribution of food supplies is progressing, but famine remains desperate. He cites German and Allied positions on imports, and outlines transportation and canal disruptions affecting bread, salt, coal, and communications.

London Herbert Hoover American Commission For Relief Belgium American Commission United States Elgium Poland Petromrad Laois Haa Almont Wareawarem Ingiy Carpathians Hungary Cracow

Butte News Briefs and War Dispatches Summary

War dispatches and state notes headline today in The Standard. Anaconda and Butte items cover local briefs, church notices, and labor news. Destitution reports from Labrador and mining market updates appear among scattered items.

Sandman Goldberg Labrador Butte

War news from Poland and western front reports

Long dispatches discuss the Polish battle, German moves toward Krakow, and allied responses. It notes heavy losses north of the Vistula and Warta, indicates no clear frontline gains, and mentions British, French, and Italian political stances as tensions rise.

General De Wet in Shadow of Gallows

Reuters from Johannesburg reports Gen Christian De Wet, pale and calm, smoking his pipe as soldiers guard him in custody in London. He may face a court martial for treason with discussions hinting some factions favor execution, while others oppose swift hanging.

DE Wet London Johannesburg Reuter Christian de Wet

Indiana Officials Face Serious Indictments in 1913 Legislature

Indianapolis December 4 Lieut. Gov William P O Neill Homer L Niblack and other patronage committee members of the 1913 legislature were indicted by the Marion County grand jury Thirty four counts allege false claims and illegal payments from legislative funds Doorkeepers clerks and stenographers are named as recipients of the funds Keegan Sands Harlan Niblack Stelthorn and others are identified as indicted officials with liberty on recognizance. indictments cover payments for excess wages and more employees than allowed by law.

Indianapolis William P. O'Neill Homer L. Cook Marion County Grand Jury Mason J. Niblack Vincennes Levi P. Harlan State Senate Douglas Bolser Newcastle Keegan Senate Paul C. Hill Greencastle House Wade H. Free Anderson George C. Stellehorn Stelthorn Sands Harlan Niblack

Detectives Indicted Writer of Poetry in Chicago Case

Chicago dec 4 C P Bertache ward politician and longtime figure in the underworld testified before a grand jury linking police and criminals in the clairvoyant ring. James Ryan also testified, corroborating Frank Ryan's confession. Hoyne said nine true bills will be sent to the grand jury for action, amid denials by Halpin and Tobin. Bertache described payoffs and a monopoly scheme, with further investigations into police connections and future prosecutions planned.

Chicago C. P Ilarney Bertacha Frank Ryan Clatevoyant Grand Jury James Ryan Ctive Alamat Buean Maclay Hoyne Mate Hoyne Ertache Hope L. McKilowney Lat Crowe Wis Police Department James Monaghan William Haan Berteche Nathan Spira Nerte John J. Halepin Detective Bureau John Tobin Elair Fraspin Tobin Faureau Bertache Eald Rosenthal Halpin Egan Kind McEliswney Zollee Woods New York

Myers Confers Over Copper Shipments to Europe

Senator Myers met with the state department to press copper shipment rights to neutral Europe. Officials said Britain has not yet replied, but Myers hopes Britain will view American copper exports more favorably amid war tensions. Rivers urged the issue’s importance to Montana and other copper states, warning of mine closures and job losses if the European market collapses.

Standard Washington Myers State Department Europe Great Britain Senator Rivers London Foreign

Girl Sells Hair to Pay Room Rent in Chicago

In Chicago Dee a 22 year old woman Mary Simpeon told how she cut off her hair to pay rent after losing a $180 weekly office clerk job two weeks earlier. She described subsisting on a pint of cream daily and street hardship while seeking new work at a Chicago Women’s Club employment bureau.

Chicago Dee Emergency Employment Bureau Womas Namie Mary Simpeon Buck Pityacm Street Eeven Alles

Violent storm hits Norway southern coast

A violent storm grips Norway's southern coast with water rising several feet in Christiania harbor, small craft breaking from moorings, Wylands wharf submerged, and warehouses damaged. About fifty motor boats wrecked, the Allan steamer India ashore at Larvik, sixty miles southwest of Christiania.

Norway Christiana “Harbor Wylands Nin Thord Allan Steamer India Larvik Christian

Alsace Front Sees French Move Against German Forces

Geneva reports a three day trend of French momentum in Alsace opposing German Landwehr units with activity extending into Lorraine. Burnhaupt near Than saw rail lines cut as Vosges snow blankets the high ground, while trenches yield severe cold hardship for troops in Alsace.

Geneva Paris Alsace Landwehr Lorraine Burnhaupt Than Vosges Tete de Faux Col du Bonhomme

German Casualty List Shows Heavy Bavarian Losses

London December 5 A Times dispatch summarizes the latest German casualty list noting Bavarian losses are heavy with more than 600 casualties in a single regiment of 3,000 in Flanders. The report adds totals of 18,721 officers and 668,488 other casualties including prior lists from Württemberg Saxony and Bavaria. It also cites an Alpine Austrian German daily trend of about 99,000 men lost in four months.

London Aiso Times Copentase Omeers Flanders

Italian Chamber Debates Neutrality Amid War Talks

The chamber of deputies heard speeches from two socialists and two republicans opposing Austro German policy. They discussed Premier Solandra's call for watchful armed neutrality, with further debate and a government confidence vote set for tomorrow. Reports from Paris stated no notable front incidents and claimed prisoners taken in the northern sector.

Zealand Egypt Emden Sydney Salandra Italy Sym Romie Free Iccasion Chamber of Deputies Social Fet Solandra Paris Wee

Lynching of Pre HTENED Women in Florence South Carolina

A mob near Seward, South Carolina forcibly removed and lynched a Black man named Green after he frightened several women left home. The incident occurred around 4 am and was witnessed by officers. Government financial measures to raise revenue by 50 million francs are noted, along with chartering five steamers to transport wheat from Argentina.

Florence Green Tay Seward S.C Ikome Wee Argentina

Call for Blackmail Case Ties to Chicago Transit

Colonel Charles Vletander, a famed clubman, was arrested on a Chicago warrant charging violation of the Mann White Mave act. Prosecutors allege he transported Miss Jessie F Cope of Los Angeles to Chicago in February 190. Henry W Hayes, counsel, argues the case stems from an attempted blackmail that failed and led to this action.

Chicago Dec Charles Alex Ander Providence Charles F. Clyne Mies Jesale Cope Los Argeles Cal Los Angeles Alexander Alexander Bros Provadence Federated Steel Company Land & Man Clyne Alexander Ie Clubman Daughe

Railroad workers press profit sharing and wage reform

Chicago reports intense debate among western railroad engineers and firemen over profit sharing and wage rules. William Carter champions sharing profits based on locomotive weight while rail owners argue wage standards must align with regulated hauls and overtime rules.

Chicago Wiliam Carter Brotherhood of Loomotive Firemen

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