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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1915
Page
1
Plan involves minimum molestation of power cargoes under Arhanorvents with Holland and Italy. The wording suggests a policy or agreement context with European partners, indicating coordination on cargo handling standards between nations and a governing body.
Britain and Italy formalize agreements with the Netherlands to ease U S trade with Scandinavia and neutral nations. Officials say shipments to Italy and Holland may avoid delays, with copper and other cargos to receive special handling and Dutch overseas trust to prevent interference. Italian and British efforts aim to reduce port delays and deter re-exportation of rubber while copper cargoes gain streamlined clearance.
New York January 7 The American commission for Belgium announced in a statement tonight the dispatch of four ships totaling about 25 000 tons of food valued at roughly 1 600 000 dollars These ships will provide a little more than a week of Belgian supplies Prescott Ariz January To The Arteona mothers pension law approved by voters in November was attacked in Prescott Supreme Court by attorneys for the Chamber of Commerce The validity of the statute an initiated measure is challenged and the court is petitioned to enjoin enforcement
Bertin reports from January 7 that Constantinople sources say over 15,000 Russian prisoners are being moved into Turkey. Brussels notes claim French official circles hide that December 20 losses in France reach about 1,000,000 men, 20,000 officers. Paris Matin cites 1,780,000 Russian casualties through December 23, with Germans and Austrians taking further numbers. Russian destitutes in Germany received 20 marks, then reduced to 5 marks fortnightly from January 6. An El Tahi Osman critique says England France and Russia desired war, while German Southeast Africa notes British troops plundered homes at Lade-Fitzbueht.
London reports a sweeping shift may come from Russian victory over the Turks in the Caucasus and notes a Russian invasion of Hungary via Ussok pass toward Krakow. Western fronts show heavy fighting with limited gains amid mud and flooded fields as naval losses are noted in Britain.
Alfred Nerinex, provisional burgomaster of Louvain, says the United States saved many lives and that bread, not conquest, will rebuild Belgium. He warns of bread riots if relief ends, notes Louvain’s population near prewar levels, and mentions Americans aid permitting work and rescue efforts.
In a crowded edition the Standard Pane notes a denouement to a political deadlock credited to Oliver. The page also previews trouble for copper car plans and reports on Allied losses, with observations on Russian actions and other state and local items.
Washington January 7 Secretary Bryan was the principal speaker at a Jackson day celebration under the Woman's National Democratic League. He praised Jackson as a great Democrat and urged women to have voting rights, arguing intelligence and morality are needed to judge the ballot. He cited the tariff currency parcel post and other laws as constructive achievements of the present administration.
Chicago reports public advocacy for stale bread clubs to curb bread costs, pledging purchases of one day old loaves to avoid hot from the oven policy. Advocates claim health value and economies from ending the wasteful practice of discarding unsold bread. A separate Berlin bulletin notes expectations of price moves on Warsaw in the week ahead.
Special Dispatch from Helena details Senator J P Oliver of Patton county as the pivotal figure who breached the senate stalemate. He argued against wasteful spending and urged organizing the senate to reflect the people’s wishes, leading to Edwards receiving votes and a swift completion of the chamber’s organization.
Petrograd reports Russia celebrates Christmas despite war. The three day observance closes stores, suspends business, and lifts spirits as troops gain in the Caucasus. Children sing by fires, streets fill with crowds heading to major cathedrals, and an American hospital hosts a wounded care reception and concert.
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