Russians' Gain in Naval Crmm Success Report
Report highlights five significant German naval cretics successes amid ongoing wartime coverage. Officials cite strategic gains for Russians influencing supply routes and regional influence.
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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1916
Page
1
War News and Political Skirmishes Across Europe
Reported battles in Galicia and Bukovina show Russian gains against Austro German forces near Czernowicz while Austrian counterattacks claim to hold ground. Russian estimates say 1,300 prisoners taken as reserves and preparations for a broader push are noted. British views diverge on Greece Romania and William II health dominates headlines. labor unrest and Irish political questions surface amid war strain. Colonel House’s visit stirs diplomacy as efforts for peace talks intensify.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Galicia
Bukowing
Stripa
Rottheast
Czernowicz
Count von Teventiow
Rumania
Greece
Wentlow
Great Britain
Society and ads headline sweep from 1940s pages
Page 4 features varied items from Quiet at Young War developments to Goodwins nomination note and Granite incident. Anaconda news and district court Q and A fill the section alongside law school banquet Home life sports ads and a Life of Charles Chaplin feature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goodwin
James
Granite
Ferris
House
Anaconda News
Hutte Salvation Army
Iofik Park
Nomination of Goodwin Clears Senate Path
Postmaster General Burleson notified the Senate Post Office Committee he found no grounds to block Phil Goodwin’s nomination as postmaster at Butte after a postal inspector investigation. Senator Myers supports confirmation and Senator Walsh is expected to as well, signaling probable Senate action next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Standard
Washington
Jan
Burleson
Senate Post Office Committee
Phil €. Goodwin
Butte
Fender Goodwin
Myers
Goodwin
Walsh
Senate
Question Arises on Prohibition Limits in Lewis County
Olympia Washington January an opinion from Attorney General W V Tanner holds under the statewide prohibition law a person may possess at one time not more than two quarts of intoxicating liquor other than beer and not more than 12 quarts of beer. It notes the max amounts may be held simultaneously but questions remain about obtaining both within a 20 day period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olympia, Wash, Jan
Lewis County
W. V. Tanner
Place Aus
Walle Tris
Roosevelt Won't Consent to Have His Name Filed
William T. Coe of Minneapolis reported a letter from Colonel Roosevelt in reply to a request to place his name on the Minnesota Republican presidential ballot. Roosevelt wrote he cannot consent to being filed in primaries and that his aim is straight-out Americanism, not personal concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
William T. Coe
Roosevelt
German papers demand recall of Stuttgart consul Higgins
London dispatch records German newspapers calling for the immediate recall of Edward Higgins the Stuttgart consul over alleged anti German sentiments. The report cites German press criticism as prompting the protest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Amster
Edward Higgins
Stuttgart
Jury Still Uncertain in New Haven Case After Deliberations
New York Jan 8 The jury in the New Haven case had not reached a verdict by 11 30 tonight and were kept under lockup overnight. The panel began deliberations at 11:30 yesterday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W York
New Haven
Duffy Shot Dead by Lonergan Near Post Office
James P. Duffy deputy game warden and former Granite county representative was fatally shot by miner Mike Lonergan at the post office door in Philipsburg at 2:30 pm. Duffy, 44, died at 6:30 pm. Lonergan, drinking for a week, fled the scene as witnesses reported no quarrel prelude. Duffy, born in 1866 in Donegal, Ireland, had long been a Granite Miners' union secretary and prominent local figure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Granite Post Office
Standard
Philipsburg
James P. Duffy
Granite
Granite County
Mike Lonergan
Lonergan
Duffy
Fred
County Donegal
Ireland
Granite Miners’ Union
Encouraging Signs in Submarine Row and U S Demands
Washington reports a more hopeful view of submarine diplomacy as Germany and Austria show conciliatory moves. Officials consider seeking a formal pledge by Germany and allies to protect American lives at sea, amid Germany acceptance that noncombatants in lifeboats before destruction is not enough. The Frye note and possible Lusitania indemnity foster optimism for a broader solution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Germany
Austria
United States
William P Frye
Lusitania
Water Power company properties sold for two million
Twin Falls Idaho January sale of the Great Shone Twin Falls Water Power company holdings was public at auction for 2 000 000 dollars to BF Johnson of Boise acting for Electric Investment company. The price matched the 1914 minimum set by the U S district court after the company passed to a receiver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twin Falls
Idaho
Jan
Greatshone
Villa Poised to Escalate Troubles in Recap
A fragmented OCR note hints at ongoing tension around Villa, implying readiness to ignite further trouble. No clear dates or locations are legible, but the fragment suggests a recurring dispute connected to a named party.
WAR SECRETARY GARRISON FOR COMPULSORY SERVICE
Washington January secretary Gar rison told the house military committee that compulsory service is the only adequate basis for a military policy aligned with democratic government. San Francisco reports the death of Twan Kee Sui, former Chinese war minister, assassinated in Beijing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WAR Secretary
Washington
Jan
Garrigon
House Military Committee
San Francisco
San
Twan Kee Sui
Sun Yat Sen
Yuan Shi Kai
China
Peking
Ferris bill passed by the National House
The House approved the Ferris bill to open public lands with extensive water power to 50 year leases. Support included Interior Secretary Lane and ex-forester Pinchot, with bipartisan backing from minority leaders. western lawmakers warned of delays and a hard fight in the Senate over state and federal control of power rates and bonds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
United Stat
Walter L.fisher
Gifford Pinchot
United States
Mann
Teague
Representative Mondel
Wyoming
Secretary of the Interior
JENERABLE MOTHER DIES UNAWARE OF SON CRIMES
Chicago Jan Mae Muenter mother of Erich Muenter died at 73 in Denver with no knowledge of her son's 1910s crimes in Washington and his later suicide. The story ties to the Morg an assassination attempt against J Pierpont Morgan and the poisoning death of his wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Jantra
Julius Muenter
Erich’ Muenter
Washington
J. Pierpont Morgan
Hom
Aicide
Morzan
Muenter
Frank Holt
Peace Hunters Quiet Prevails at the Hague at Youngstown
An OCR fragment notes Peace Hunters quiet outcome at The Hague and Youngstown, with a name Anotaya of Wahson appearing in the legible portion. The text is incomplete but indicates a ceremonial or group event involving Peace Hunters in these locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Hague
Youngstown
Peace advocates cross Germany toward Hague as crowds watch
A U S peace delegation travels from Copenhagen to The Hague by a special train with Norwegian Danish and Swedish delegates. They pass through Lübeck Hamburg and Bremen amid military watch and Red Cross activity. Dining cars carry wounded and notices urge thrift and food conservation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Hague
Jan
New York
Copenhagen
Germany
Lubeck
Hamburg
Bremen
Red Cross Nurns
Warnemuende
Denmark
Guskina
Red Cross
Miner crushed to death in Bull Run snowslide near Baker Ore
A snowslide swept down Bull Run mountain near Baker Oregon shortly after midnight. Miner Albert Weis was crushed to death in his cabin. a companion escaped with a broken arm. Rescue crews searched for additional victims. Also noted was the Susan B Anthony amendment report favorably to the Senate by the suffrage committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susan B. Wasslnns
Anthony
Senate
Suffrage Committee
Looting of San Jose Village Reported in Sonora District
Reports from Sonora river district state Yaqui forces looted the village of San Jose and held inhabitants as hostages. Indian combat groups reportedly pillaged residences as authorities investigate the incident and relay further details tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Jose
Sonora River
Sonora
Pan American delegates guests at Lansing banquet
Pan American delegates and officials including Eduardo Suarez Mujica of Chile Ignacio Calderon of Bolivia and Judge George Gray were hosted by Secretary Lansing for a banquet. Gray urged unity without formal treaties and urged military preparedness while promoting peaceful cooperation among American republics for commerce and defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Jan
Lansing
Eduardo Suarez Mujica
Chile
Congress
George Gray
Delaware
United States
Ignacio Calderon
Bolivia
Prgram
Delates
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Underwood & Underwood
France
Waliam
Berlin
John Hodge
Labor Party
House of Commons
Dee
Irelani
Warer-Men
Tefal Howalls
England
Scotland
Marion
Col. B
Wilson
Hetle
Olonel
Sosear Sarna
Bociety
UcBecking
Bingville
Gal Wren Aws
Higgins
James Duffy
Villa
Reeser
Ial Arcet Ree
Pisieise
Ubasa
Assasseva
National House
Denver
United Mine Workers of America
United State Grand Jury
Pueblo
Harry B Tedrow
Penns Grove
N. J. Jan. S
Camden County
Anotaya OF
Wahson
Rradines
Alyome
Hegin
Mianion
Ohio
Jan. S
Ohio National Guard
East Youngstown
Bererout SA. m
Rome
Republic Tron
Stest
Youngtown Sheet Mopany
Wilson Avenue
Fomina
George Get
Hase Pitals
Somnals
MR. Lansing
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