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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 1919
Page
3
Hunters brave freezing weather in the Blue Mountains and Pahaquarry, Knotton, and Blairstown townships to hunt only buck deer this season. State game wardens, estimated at 15 or 20, patrol the area to enforce the rule.
Thirty five deaths linked to liquor bought in Hartford and consumed in Chicopee Holyoke and Hartford with autopsies pending. Four men arrested in Hartford and three in Chicopee amid city investigations into wood alcohol poisoning from New York sourced liquor.
Snowmelt swells the Rhine to 12 feet above normal, endangering Basle and German shore towns. Floating debris damages tram service, trains stalled, and widespread flooding reported from Alsace with many villagers evacuated. Seine and Aube also rising in Troyes as of December 26.
Police report four men died from drinking wood alcohol used as a whiskey substitute on Christmas Day in Chicago. Two fatalities occurred yesterday and two more today.
The Charleston News and Courier remarks on Carranza surviving pneumonia threats and mocks his lack of sense to seek shelter in rain, reflecting sharp editorial tone about his resilience and public perception.
The journeymen plumbers secured a raise to 15 dollars per day, despite employers and city leaders warning of heavier living costs. The decision, taken without prior employer approval, is expected to push up building costs and rent, threatening economic recovery in Butte. Local business figures condemn the move as out of step with the year’s weak business climate.
The lord mayor stated inmates had received certain concessions but did not reveal their nature.
New York dispatch reports a surge of Jewish immigration to Palestine driven by belief a British mandate is imminent and a Jewish national home may be realized. The Basel Zionist conference date is postponed as negotiations appear likely. London talks with Lloyd George Curzon and Balfour are anticipated to influence policy. The Zionist action committee calls for immediate London meeting to curb emigration.
Sixteen hunger strikers at Mount Joy prison have ended their protest after a Thursday visit by the lord mayor. He found the inmates in good spirits and reports indicate an end to the hunger strike.
In Santiago Chile on Wednesday 24 Bolivia's Gen. Ismael Montes and Bolivian delegates to the mace conference say Bolivia expects to secure control of the Arica territory shared with Chile and Peru and the port of Antofagasta.
An opinion column dismisses President Leguia’s plan to seize Arica as a bold but unrealizable aim. It argues the effort rests on flawed premises and unlikely to gain international support, casting doubt on Peru’s prospects to recover the territory.
Pittsburg Kansas Dec 26 a motion calling off all coal strikes in the Kansas district was adopted by the executive board of district No 14 United Mine Workers of America The board ordered all striking miners to return to work tomorrow morning
The state department reported that a major American oil well in the Tampico region was closed by order of the Mexican government. The well had produced for over a year and complied with regulations of the time, and full details were requested by U S authorities.
A Baltimore American remark condemns the Congressional Record as a wasteful vanity while urging paper conservation efforts. The terse quote labels the record as the most stupid and expensive monument in the world.
The article notes a looming caucus on January 15 to choose a Democratic leader as Hitchcock and Underwood contend for control. Republican and Democratic factions doubt who can command authority on the treaty issue while Senators lodge and Underwood press for compromises without harming the treaty.
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