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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1918
Page
7
The principal branch of the Standard jg at 119 North Main street in Butte provides advertising rates via the business and editorial departments with telephone numbers 422 and 423 respectively.
Butte daily notes show multiple visitors from Helena Great Falls Anaconda Corbin Joliet Pony and Pony towns plus officials such as explosive commissioner J W Farrell in town. Local residents report business visits hotel registrations and arrivals while hospital updates mention appendicitis operation and improving recovery.
Report notes readiness for peace involving the king amid ongoing discussions about the lease of Dr. Friedrich Adler who is serving a long prison term for King Count Karl Stuerehk fer in October 1816.
An Amsterdam dispatch reports renewed labor riots and falling Austrian shares amid heavy censorship and food shortages. The Vienna cabinet's resignation is unconfirmed, and disappointment over Brest-Litovsk talks and German delegates' stance threatens peace negotiations. The context centers on Austria-Hungary's unrest and hunger pressures.
The Evening News reports peace talks in Petrograd are delayed as Bolshevik officials seek a response to the murder of former ministers. The leftist government warns against mobilizing troops, while anti Bolshevik assembly members say convening in Petrograd is impossible due to transport issues and have delayed the All Russian Congress of Council of Workmen and Soldiers Delegates to Wednesday.
Joan B Nugent of Boise is named to fill the vacancy caused by Senator Brady's death. The appointment will serve until a successor is elected in November. Nugent, a prominent lawyer and former Democratic state official, is in Washington and has deep Idaho political ties. He practiced in Silver City and has been active in the Western Federation of Miners trials.
A draft measure gives the president broad authority to fix prices of essential foods and commodities for war needs. The proposal, presented to Chairman Lever at the White House, would authorize price controls through any designated agency. The president signaled in his annual message to Congress that this move aligns with wartime aims and urged swift action.
Chicago reporting the city endures the worst fuels situation in its history. Officials cited a five day suspense period and a sharp drop in supply as furnaces ran empty. Limited deliveries and administrative steps aimed to stabilize heating needs amid ongoing shortages.
The war cabinet member Edward Carson plans immediate Ulster conference with real leaders to renew Home Rule fight. Belfast dispatches note his possible Ulsterdam exit as Ulster Unionists push steadfast resistance under Carson. The Irish convention meets for its third session to review the grand committee report and resumes deliberations tomorrow.
Fragmented remarks discuss Sir Edward Carson and the Irish convention amid war cabinet tensions. References Lloyd George's influence, Ulster settlement, and fears of a divided policy harming the war effort, with Carson's position growing harder as the convention nears its critical hour.
St Louis today traded veteran pitcher Eddie Plank and Derrill Pratt second baseman to the New York Americans for cash. The Yankees received pitchers Shocker and Nonamaker and I Missel from St Louis. The cash amount was not stated in the report.
In a remarks carried by the Gaelic Weekly, Colonel Roosevelt announces support for universal military training and a faster U S entry into the war. He says he will meet Senator Chamberlain and Senator Hiram Johnson before commenting further and asserts the need to tell the truth and speed up the war effort. He praises Chamberlain and his followers for public service and notes pending investigations into a post office matter. A separate obituary notes James Heaney of Butie died at age 4, survived by wife Anna Heaney. Endertakers.
The Mullagan family announces the removal of their relative to Sherman and Heed Parlors. The funeral proceeds to St Patrick's Church with interment at the cemetery on Jackson Street. The family thanks friends for sympathy and offerings shown during their bereavement.
The funeral for Mrs Clara Hamble will be held Wednesday afternoon at 2 at the home of her daughter Mrs EO Downing in Whitman with Rev. Me Bawstania officiating. The remains of Joho ao are at Whites undertaking parlors awaiting Thursday at 1 Swedish time. William P Tarnanan Barnaman died last night at home on South Ariana Street. funeral tomorrow afternoon at White's undertaking parlors.
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