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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1918
Page
3
A vivid description of American influence and reconstruction efforts across Europe and beyond. The piece envisions U S leadership in rebuilding ruined cities in France and Belgium, aid to Russia and new republics in Middle Europe, and readjustment at home amid neutral states and foes.
An auto wreck about a mile north of the Five-Mile house injured three people. Albert Strom of Hansen Packing Company suffered serious injuries, Joel Strom sustained undetermined injuries, and Martin Peterson escaped unharmed. Albert Strom’s arm and possible internal injuries were noted. the car rolled twice after a sharp turn to avoid the three girls. Peterson and Albert Strom were rushed to Stames Nose Pirate? for care, while Strom was taken home.
A man identified as Piper, already married with a child, was arrested at Hamile ton Ontario. Under cross examination he declared his innocence and alleged that a mysterious John Sheldon used his name to marry Miss Welchman despite his protest.
From St John New Brunswick December 15 reports say the British steamer Corinthian crew landed at Westport Nova Scotia after striking Northe West ledge seven miles off Trier island. Dispatches from Amsterdam note Berlin action and limited newspaper publication as workers strike. text of German armistice extensions signed by Marshal Foch’s railroad, detailing one month prolongation to peace preliminaries and added allied occupation rights along the Rhine up to the Dutch frontier with six days notice.
The piece recalls the heroic entry into Mons and Britain’s early war valor. It cites Joffre’s French reinforcement, the Marne counterstroke, and Von Kluck’s retreat, praising the Contemptibles and honoring those who died at Mons while celebrating Britain’s resolve and liberty.
New York December 15 heavy fog prevents the transport Leviathan carrying more than 000 American soldiers and sailors from France from docking at Landy Hook port. The vessel arrived offshore yesterday but its size makes channel passage unsafe. a lift is planned if fog lifts, with expected docking early tomorrow morning.
Philadelphia reports Judge Julius W. Mack of Chicago elected president of the first American Jewish congress. Delegates hailed the gathering as a momentous epoch in Jewish life with speakers noting it united Jews of all classes groups and factions in a landmark event.
Fragmented OCR text outlines aims for full civil and political rights for Jews, opposing laws discriminating by religion. Mentions United States, Washington, Oregon, and organizational involvement, but content is unclear and fragmented.
Sacramento dispatch reports a trial involving 46 items or individuals connected to war works and revolutionary ideas. The article references revolutionary principles tied to a World War era context and mentions a binder or binder-like material central to the case.
A fragmentary report notes that polling in a part of Ireland proceeded without major incident while observers observed clashes between Sinn Fein and other groups. The text hints at irregularities in lists and voting strength but remains unclear on concrete outcomes or locations.
Martin Sullivan ten year old son of Mr and Mrs Sullivan of 33 a terrace died yesterday afternoon after being struck by an automobile driven by Nick Canning on Anaconda road. He was rushed to Murray hospital but died minutes after arrival. The skull was fractured and the body was taken to Dugan's undertaking.
A photograph centers on Ataman Kalmikoff the Terrible Cossack who is seen arresting Swed ish Red Cross members accused of German espionage in Siberia. Herman Bernstein New York World's special correspondent reports Serge Hedlum secretary of the Swed ish Cross has been shot and killed by Cossacks.
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