03 Feb 1918
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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1918
Page
1
A Copenhagen pamphlet reportedly circulated by Socialists claims the strike movement was organized by them and urges broad public will to end the war. The document references the need for united action and political pressure to halt hostilities.
Amid a busy news digest the item notes independent socialists backing a cal lulation in France and reports on German pacifist appeals. It mentions War summary and a call for peace without indemnities, urging mass demonstrations. Included are references to Admiral von Tirpitz, the Reichstag, and a pamphlet signed by Edouard Bernstein Hugo Haase and Wilhelm Dit.
In a pistol duel between three armed robbers and police at a crowded saloon, one bandit was killed and three officers were wounded. A doctor attended, and another bandit named Joseph Stora was captured as the pursuit continued through the tense streets.
Washington reports two American soldiers killed in action and four wounded in January. Names listed include Corp. Kewin Mareh of Slayton Minnesota and Private George Kaun of New York. Wounded are Privates John Theron Parks Obion Raymond J. Gillett N. D. Clarence King Potedo and Clarence A. Larson Tunbridge N. D. Also noted are Private Herbert C. Minniear and Harvey Dilley slightly wounded. Further deaths by gunshot and natural causes are listed for multiple privates and engineers across various states.
An official notice reports that more than two hundred were lost from a British ship after a torpedo attack in the Mediterranean. Lieutenant Commander Louvain G. Faston was in command of the submarine involved. The casualty figures and operational details are confirmed in tonight's update.
Fragmentary OCR item mentions Thompson Dinner and names such as Korton, Kelley, Welch, and Seligman. Vague reference to individuals and an event, no clear date or location. Summary captures the scattered names and a possible dinner context from an historical page.
Governor Stewart announced a special session of the Fifteenth Montana legislature at the state capitol noon February 14. The session may last 19 days with topics including seed grain law amendments, anti-sedition and anti-sabotage measures, consideration of national prohibition, and a state defense act. Prime details note lawmakers to vote on these matters as the proclamation may come tomorrow.
New York February 2 Gregory Wein Het president of the Russian societies convention authorized a telegram protesting to United States authorities against the pending actions toward Berkman and Emma Goldman. The convention debated resolutions to seek their immediate release and return to Russia, sparking a heated clash among factions including Mensheviks and Bolsheviks. Separately Quebec saw a fire threaten Quebec stockyards at Limnell suburb, causing about 38000 in damage before being contained. Du Pont nears sale of the Wald Astoria hotel in New York to T Col Pont hawk Annap.
Norfolk, Va Feb 2 Fire at the United States naval base at Cherry Stone destroyed a large warehouse containing food and clothing. A relief vessel carrying supplies has been sent to Norfolk.
Belfast report on Sir Edward Carson warning of trouble over government steps if the Irish convention proceeds. He urges Ulster unity and rejects surrender, while London notes Carson’s strong pledges to his constituency. Possible resignation by Carson from Dublin University seat if aligned with Ulster interests.
Theodore P president of the company that runs most New York trains defends conductorette bloomers against critics. He argues the uniform is modest, practical, and preferable to other fashion in use, urging women to act with common sense and patriotism.
The report from Keb Tnercantnag notes light winds and a forecast for partly cloudy skies. Monday is expected to be generally warmer with mild temperatures and minimal precipitation.
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