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Newspaper

Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jan 10, 1919

Page

8

Senator Hitchcock paints Allied policy in Russia amid war aims

Senator Hitchcock told reporters that Allied forces in Vladivostok Archangel and Murmansk were war measures aimed at opposing Germany and supporting Russia’s stabilizing centers. He said 10,000 troops reached Vladivostok and 5,000 to Archangel and Murmansk, with British and French involvement and limited operations inland. He stressed cooperation with the Ufa government and Czechs and cited Siberian communications as proof of allied alignment with Russia.

Rily Ple Hitchcock Senate Foreign Relations Committee Johnson California Russia Polk State Department Vladi Sortok Murmansk Archangel Germany Lenine Trotsky Petrograd Moscow Mitchoock European Murman Vladivostok White Sea Porte Supreme War Council Paris

League of Nations and Prohibition urged at Versailles talks

Paul Minn Jan A resolution urging delegates to the Versailles peace conference to back a league of nations was among many bills introduced in the house. A bill to ratify the federal prohibition amendment was also introduced along with a suffrage bill tonnage tax iron ore workers compensation measures and a state industrial and insurance board proposal. Both chambers adjourned until Monday.

Review sought in Kate Richards O'Hare case

Washington Jar file notes appeal requests for review of North Dakota judgment convicting Kate Richards O’Hare for speeches hindering recruitment in the armed forces. She received a five year sentence. A remark about enlistees being used for fertilizer is cited. Also mentions British scientists preserving soap bubbles for over a month.

Washington Jar Settions Kate Richards O'Hare North Dakota Supreme Court France

Return of Influenza Linked to Cold Weather

Officials warn that despite lower flu cases, vigilance remains essential as colder weather returns. The article promotes Hyomel as a preventive measure and urges readers to obtain the full inhalation kit from local druggists to combat influenza, grippe, coughs, bronchitis, and catarrh.

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Officials Plan Trip to Helena for League Meeting

Mayor Maloney City Attorney Toole City Clerk Treacy and Aldermen Freudei and Hardcastie will attend the Montana Municipal League gathering in Helena to press for legislation to relieve municipalities. Pension bills for policemen and teachers are favored. Treacy notes his background in the house and caucus. Practically no opposition is expected to the measures.

Maloney George Toole Charles Treacy Freudei Hardcastie Monna Municipal League Helena Montana Municipal League Treacy

Fine Records in the Columbia List

Columbia's January release showcases broad variety and top artists. Highlights include Lipin Bell solo from London, a Brahms dance with the New York Philharmonic, Bert Williams sketch, Hulda Lashanska and Stracciari in Dvorak and O Sole Mio, plus orchestral Berlioz and Mendelssohn, and notable violin records by Toscha Seidel.

Columbia Records London New York Philharmonic Bert Williams Hulda Lashanska Dvorak Irving Kaufman Irene Farber Farber Siatere Lewis James Mack Sennett Campbell Burr Sterling Triand Peerless Columbia Symphony Orchestra Hector Berlioz Jozef Stransky Chopin Mendelssohn Jozef Hofmann Toscha Seidel the Whistler Edna White Guido Deiro Stracciari Lashanska

Opposition delays Dill relief bill in House committee

Washington report notes the house rules committee voted five to two to refuse reporting a rule granting privileged status to the Dill appropriation of ten million dollars for European relief. Opponents expect the measure to linger on the calendar until the president provides clearer details. A separate item notes Maria Jacquina de Silveria, 108, a war veteran born in the Azores, residing in Princeton Massachusetts.

Washington House Ruler Committee Wilson Mia Maria Jacquina de Silveria Azores Princeton Mass

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