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Newspaper

Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jan 22, 1919

Page

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Montana House Deliberates on County Creation and Normal Schools

Helena report details the Montana House and Senate debates on county division bills led by McCone county, with stipulations on valuation and boundaries. A surge of normal school bills follows, including proposals for Central, Miles City, and Glasgow, as Speaker Elden forms a joint investigative committee into state departments and agencies amid partisan tension.

Helena Senate McCone County Slattery Valley Park Smith House Th Central Normal Miles City Glasgow New County Elden

Rights outlined in constitution for Germany

Basel reports describe a draft constitution granting equal rights before law and abolishing birth or creed privileges. It preserves religious practice within morality, expands voting to all over 30, and envisions a bicameral Reichstag with proportional lower chamber and state-represented upper chamber. The central government would control foreign policy, defense, currency, transport, and civil administration.

Basel Switzerland Germany Berlin

Homeward bound fighting units named for embarkation

Washington reports three national guard divisions the Seventh New York and Thirty-Eighth perhaps ordered to prepare for embarkation. The Twenty-Seventh Thirty-Eighth and Forty-Second divisions will be paraded on return and reviewed at camps in New York South Carolina Tennessee and Ohio. British Field Marshal Hale credited the Twenty-Seventh and Thirty-Eighth divisions for breaking the Hindenburg line in Flanders.

Washington Uni War Department New York United States Nome New England Rainbow South Carolina Tennessee Camp Shereman Ohio Sir Douglas Hale Fourth Army Flanders

Sinn Fein forms Dail Eireann in Dublin assembly

The Sinn Fein party elected 25 members to the British House of Commons assembled in Dublin and formed the Dail Eireann. They declared Irish independence and sought support from the Free Nations, with Count Plunkett advancing to Paris for the claim, while Burgess was chosen as speaker.

Associated Press Dublin Sinn Fein Society House of Commons Dail Eireann Charles Burgess Cathal Brugha Ndt Count Plunkett Arthur Griffiths Edward de Valera Ireland Paris Iish Sinn Kein Dublin Fusiliers Sinn Fein Charles 8. Burgess Menb Mentel Eaward Carson Free Nations Nation of Ireland Europe

Stockmen urged to feed nation and justice delays

fragmented OCR notes show various items including stockmen urged to feed nation, a justice hearing postponed, exoneration in a public administrator case, naval ports, theater notes, school funding, Finnish miners moving, Bolshevik tensions, and a forecast for generally fair weather across Montana sections with showery chances west of the mountains.

Ord Justice Paige Prince

Shipyard Strikes Grasp Puget Sound Industry Hard

About 35 000 to 37 000 metal trades unions members in Seattle Tacoma and Anacortes began a strike at 10 named, halting major shipbuilding activity across Washington. Four shipyards and 19 shops closed as 8 000 workers stayed on, while others kept some crews on duty. The walkout aims for a wage rise of one dollar per hour for mechanics and daily gains for helpers and laborers, with the Metal Trades Council claiming the move could trigger a broader sympathy strike. Approximately 15 000 workers reportedly joined the action, with organizers presenting figures that the annual living cost for a laborer’s family is 1536 02, well above current earnings.

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Senate to Hear Immediate Ford Investigation Report

Washington January 21 the Newbury senatorial contest dominates Senate news today as Chairman Power's resolution authorizes an immediate investigation and measures to seize the Julious Democrats and Senator Kor republican supporters push the measure while Senator King of Utah vows to oppose hearings unless clear evidence is shown Senators Knox and Kellogg back delay arguing the current Senate lacks authority to settle the contest andSuggest sending the matter to the next Senate for disposition.

Washington Senate Powerene Kor ¥On King Utah Knox Kellogg Ford

Debate Delays Action Toward Famine Relief

Vigorous opposition develops to a proposed appropriation of one hundred million dollars for famine relief. The debate stalls progress as lawmakers clash over funding levels and aid scope.

Debated 100 Million Dollar Famine Relief Bill

Washington lawmakers debated a 100 million dollar famine relief bill for Europe. Senators Harding Poindexter and others opposed while Hollis Weeks defended the measure and Hoover, arguing over administration, costs, and wartime relief aims. Page a1.

Washington Jan Senate Rennn Wattson Europe Toomorrow Pas E Senore Harding Ohio Johnson Offornia Poindexter Hardwick Georgia Hollis New Hampshire Rat Weeks Massehsetts Hoover Germany Harding America Russia Mar Wilson

Paris Conference Seeks Russia Probe Without Bolshevik Delegates

Paris officials say a concrete proposal to address the Russian crisis will be drafted tomorrow. The plan excludes Soviet agents from direct talks, favors an inquiry instead, and notes Polish questions and potential allied aid to Poland.

Pres Paris Supreme Council of the Great Powers Russia Besi Sergius Sazonoff M. Piehon Wilson Poland Warsaw Alo

Tribute by Secretary Lane Honors Theodore Roosevelt

Washington January 21 a House pensions committee favorable report on a bill granting Mrs Roosevelt a $5000 annual pension follows Secretary Lane’s tribute praising Roosevelt’s life. Lane cites presidential widows precedents and extols Roosevelt as a man of Americanism, vigor, blunt speech and steadfast comradeship inspiring future generations.

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