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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1919
Page
2
Employers must actively seek qualified staff rather than wait for applicants. The era of waiting lists has passed as commerce shows a shift to targeted classified ads to attract skilled labor.
The speaker reflects on Rome’s enduring spirit amid imperial changes and lambasts coercive conquest. He praises the Italy American partnership, urges united effort for a world enterprise, and expresses honor in joining Rome’s ancient citizenship.
Pope Benedict presented President Wilson with a $40,000 Vatican mosaic and two canon law manuscript copies. Cardinal Gasparri accompanied the gifts and Wilson expressed thanks. The mosaic was crafted in the Vatican workshop and bears a dedication from Pietro Cardinal Gasparri. Royal Academy ceremony followed.
In Cinmonati Onto January 4 Judge Holster dismissed the injunction suit by Albert G Erkenbrecker real estate man against Gov. Cox Ohio The judge held the proposed national prohibition amendment need not receive two thirds of total membership in both houses but two thirds of those voting in each house was sufficient The decision signals a victory for prohibition forces ahead of the Ohio legislature meeting
Chicaxy Yun Four Wanama Childs a former postmaster of Kane City returns after four months as an YMCA worker in France. At a banquet he attacked certain work phases and called for a thorough investigation. He said he bore no resentment toward the YMCA but blamed officials for red tape and mismanagement that left the organization open to criticism while detailing supply usage and transport at front dressing stations.
New York January 4 charging big row investors with manipulating Liberty bonds to exploit the income tax, with one day trades surpassing 40 million dollars and total year end transactions in Liberty bonds near 250 million. District Attorney Brogan urged stock exchange inquiry to identify wealthy men behind the scheme and prevent further losses to the government.
Washington Jan 4 Congressmen propose immediate withdrawal of American troops from Russia in a concurrent resolution. The measure cites conscripts in Russia pressed to fight Germany and Austria-Hungary and accuses the state department of exposing new information on war causes.
Seventeen Bolsheviks arrested at the frontier report deplorable conditions in Petrograd. The city will become a vast burying ground as starving crowds fall daily. Food is scarce with herrings at 20 rubles and bundles of firewood at 200 rubles, signaling extreme famine.
A Christmas typhoon in the Philippine Islands wrecked crops and caused extensive losses. Hemp growers face about 2000 dollars in damage as the shipping board steamer Quatico was driven ashore near Mindoro and total losses occurred for several small craft.
New York January 4 Captain Emery Rice commander of the Mongolia the first American steamship to sink a German submarine died at the New York navy yard hospital of pneumonia after influenza He completed 41 Atlantic voyages during the war and was ill a week in hospital. In Danzig Port Minnesota January 4 Major A s chief commissary for two years at Fort Snelling named governor of Idaho by Gov Davis reported wounded at Minnesota national guard camp.
London reports German submarine activity and Allied progress in the war at sea. About 122 German subs have been brought into British ports, with at least 54 more to surrender. some subs destroyed by Germans, others interned in neutral countries. Meanwhile a new note claims continued German sub construction. In other news, the body of Mrs Martha A McDole, a 60 year resident of Butte, arrives in Seattle for burial arrangements. services set at First Baptist Church with arrangements by Sherman Reed's.
Amerongen reports the former German emperor has partly recovered from a recent illness and resumed family activities with the Von Ben circle, though he did not go outdoors. Basle dispatch notes American destroyers Wickes and Aylwin have entered the port of Danzig, German Poland, per local advices.
The notice lists funeral arrangements in fragments for Mrs Saring Mrs Shea John Hult and others. Details show services pending instructions and remains at Daniels & Bilbox and Daniels & Bilhou undertakers with announcements to follow. The text includes addresses and unspecified times.
DUNSTAN Ann infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Henry Dunst died yesterday at the family residence 240 Bayard Street. Funeral will be held this morning at Setock Interment Mount Moriah cemetery. HANCOCK John Hancock aged 14 died last evening at 923 Caledonia Street. Funeral time to be announced. Survived by one son Joseph Harcock and three sisters Mra Louise Harvey and others. JOHNSON Body of An crew Johnson at Richards parlors with funeral time to be announced. JOSEPH RICHARDS HO Warrington.
A fragmented notice details a private funeral at East Mercury Street with Rev Mr Anderson officiating. A death obituary for Miss Ciara Seineke Moulder mentions services at Nevada Avenue home of her brother Wednesday afternoon and a burial at a future date. The report includes uncertain names and minor facts.
The funeral for Mia Kio Dwyer age 17 will be held this afternoon at Walsh's parish at 2 o'clock with a high mass conducted by Annie Churen. Interment follows at Holy Cross Cemetery. The family residence is 517 Garden Avenue.
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