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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1918
Page
1
An Austrian view argues Roosevelt maintains a firm stance, criticizing conduct of the war while outlining his strategic approach and potential impact on Allied efforts.
Roosevelt in a Washington speech criticizes war administration and endorses congressional inquiry while urging truthfulness and nonpartisan governance. He backs Chamberlain and allies on military committee, defends investigations, and calls for a centralized ship operation overseer. The remarks touch on naval readiness and political restraint during wartime.
Count Czernin told an audience in Vienna that author Wilson’s peace ideas show a clear Austro-Hungarian compromise path. He urged that Austria-Hungary remain faithful to allies, defend its position, and welcomed peaceful negotiations with Russia, while rejecting broader entanglements and secret diplomacy. He praised disarmament and proposed a league of nations to influence entente powers toward nonwar donations and open talks.
A rough OCR fragment from Anaconda news mentions Mek and Ramsay plant, county officers meeting, workers rate and a war campaign. It references a divorce case, a laundry matter, and a Rotarians address. The text is garbled with multiple names and places unclear.
London dispatch says Premier Lloyd George has invited leading members of the Irish convention to confer with the cabinet. An official communication explains that the convention may adjourn after a statement and that Horace Plunkett chairs the panel to arrange a conference with representatives of various convention sections at the earliest possible date.
The forecast calls for fair skies and a light wind today with a fold of warmth near the east region. Colder air is expected to move into the southern portions later, bringing cooler conditions.
A historic photograph shows severe damage to the Kremlin during the Moscow revolt against the provisional government. Walls torn, ceilings smashed, debris fills the area as Bolshevik forces bombard the citadel, a centerpiece of Russian history and fortress at the heart of the conflict.
Senator Chamberlain of the military committee delivered a dramatic three hour speech in the Senate defending his integrity against President Wilson's charges of distortion. He cited army ordnance, clothing, and sanitation inefficiencies as proof and called for a war cabinet to speed up national efforts. The administration prepared replies and referred the war cabinet proposal to the committees as the debate continued.
A telegram dispatch summarizes Chancellor Kaiser’s address urging continued peace efforts while warning that German demands at the Brest-Litovsk talks could escalate if Russia resists. The report notes Bolshevik resistance, shifting frontline dynamics, and preparation for further German actions as allied forces press on various fronts.
General Tasker Bliss arrives in Paris to serve as permanent U S representative on the supreme war council with high officers from all services. Secretary Baker says Bliss will report on American capabilities for spring and summer operations and how many troops may be in Europe by June. Analysts caution on German plans and emphasize the danger of a spread out offensive or a staged attack to set up a peace drive, not a direct assault.
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