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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1918
Page
9
A wife awakens to dread as a torpedoed transport headline arrives. She shields her elderly mother-in-law from worry while guarding the family from the shock, hoping her husband Dicky is not among the dead. She clings to routine and a ritual newspaper delivery as a fragile tether to normalcy during his absence in France.
Chicago December 9 Congressman Victor L Berger from Milwaukee with four co defendants went on trial in federal district court before Judge Landis on espionage conspiracy charges. Not guilty pleas were entered for all defendants including Adolph Germer Irwin St John Tucker William Kruse and Louis Engdahl. Jury selection began as 12 veniremen were questioned about protecting free speech while obeying law.
A telephone music and news service will be provided to patients in reconstruction wards at Walter Reed hospital. If successful, the system may be installed in other wards where soldiers are treated, with each line featuring a music box or reader and a news bulletin accessible by a button press. Mothers pension law sustained by Supreme Court in Washington state. Wool to be sold at public auction by War Department with a minimum reserve price set.
The Pacific International livestock exposition opened in Portland Oregon featuring cattle hogs and sheep from Oregon Washington and Idaho for a five day run. Despite heavy snows the show is called the finest yet with fat champion sales scheduled over the next days Herefords sale Wednesday Shorthorns Thursday and Holsteins Friday Judge for cattle Edward Coles and judge for sheep and hogs A R Bohoskey.
Dec 9 reports from Rhenish Prussia describe a widespread obsequious reception of the French army by civilians and German authorities, according to Matin’s correspondent who cites higher authority instructions. The scene reflects tensions in the occupied territory during wartime.
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