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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1918
Page
5
A fragmented ad copy discusses buying a wristwatch with Christmas money, offering varied price ranges and options. It promotes best value and service, listing watches from $14.00 up to $150.00 and adjustments for readers seeking guidance in selecting a timepiece.
A roundup from Butte lists Gus Olsen of Livingston renting planes, various visitors at the Thornton and Finlen hotels, and residents from Helena Dillon Roundup Missoula and other towns arriving in Butte. Notes mention travelers, engagements, and local business figures, with several named persons and places such as Bearmouth Philipsburg Anaconda and the Finlen and Thornton hotels.
Prince Albert of Monaco to the Associated Press discloses a striking letter to former Emperor William II. The missive details intimate talks on Germany's future, war plans, and the path to peace, with criticisms of militarism and appeals to justice and dignity across Europe.
The funeral for Charlie Clark will be held at Daniels Bilboa funeral chapel this morning at 10 o'clock with interment in Mountain View cemetery. John S Saunders remains to be forwarded to Malta Bend for interment on a announced date. John Bandur died last evening at age 81. remains at Daniels Bilboa Undertaking Parlors with funeral announcement to follow.
A damaged passage condemns German crimes and claims Nicholas II could not lie or betray allies. It asserts his assassination by Bolshevik accomplices without intervention, reflecting a conspiracy tone about wartime leaders and loyalties.
Navy officials praise Eagle boats produced at the Ford plant in Detroit for seaworthiness and maneuvering ability. Trials show an average sustained speed of 18.4 knots, with no signs of wavering under higher speeds.
Kansas City officials filed in federal court for an injunction against strikers or their sympathizers to prevent interference with streetcar operation as service edges toward resumption. Judge Van Valkenburgh set a Monday date to rule. Taft and Basil Manjo int co chairmen of the War Labor Board plan to address strikers' grievances in Omaha on January 3.
An Admiralty report says the British cruiser Calypso captured two Tolo shevik destroyers in the Eastern Baltic. One destroyer reportedly bombarded lighthouses near Reva before being taken. no Calypso casualties are listed. Captain Bertram S. commanded Calypso during the engagement. Separately, a court order seeks review of recent canvass of votes on seven amendments at the general election.
At a luncheon in New Vor a council committee proposed boosting cable facilities between the United States and foreign countries. Mark C. Prentian, the envoy, said a treaty with Britain and France could enable Pacific and Atlantic links, with steps already under way to lift wartime business restrictions.
The International Workers Defense League says a February 4 to March 14 Chicago congress will discuss Mooney and other defendants in the Sin Fr preparedness day explosion case. Labor policy talk will be limited to direct issues with Mooney.
In Odessa on Wednesday December 18 heavy combat sweeps the city as the French battleship Justice shells the Republican camp. Gunfire booms through the streets while authorities report no reliable estimates of territorial control beyond the water front.
The remains of the Alice Matron aged around two years lie at Menards parlors. The funeral will be held at a time soon with interment in Mount Moriah Cemetery.
Emanuel Nikatos aged 36, born on Crete, died yesterday in a local hospital. A well known miner in the city, his remains are at Daly-Shea undertaking parlors awaiting his brother from St Lake, with body to be shipped for interment.
The Daly Shea Company and Whites Parlor report funeral arrangements for Mary Ruth Pauley Saturday at 10 AM with Rev Wolfe officiating, James H L Smith Saturday at 6 PM with Rev Clarkson officiating at 1508 Third Street Walkerville, and Rodger Radward Breen, age 5, Saturday afternoon at 7 PM at Whites Parlor.
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