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Newspaper

Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jan 27, 1919

Page

6

Bible preacher ties anti-vice drive to Butte clean-up

Grace Methodist pastor George M. Carter praises the Bible as the up-to-date truth guiding a city-wide drive to wipe out vice in Butte. He questions past pledges, questions candidates, and argues scripture foretold modern progress including canals, Edison, the horseless carriage, and wireless telegraph.

George M. Carter Grace Methodist Church Butte Moses Noah David Carter Panama Canal Edison Henry Ford

Prohibition Backed By Carter Sermons In Butte Area

A Montana speaker touted a lasting anti alcohol wave, noting the 0,000 majority vote for prohibition and urging that the movement to clean up Butte endure. He claimed the Bible foretold this, and referenced continued Grace Methodist services with Mr Carter leading subjects on salvation tonight and upcoming nights.

Montana Prohibition Butte Carter Grace Methodist Church Jat Second Arizona Streets Satuday Way of Salvation

Depth charges shaped World War II submarine chase strategy

Associated Press report from London states depth charges became the decisive tool in halting the German submarine on the sea. Prior to perfected charges, trawlers used hazardous mine cables and other devices, but timed depth charges reduced chaser mortality and made seas dangerous for U boats. A British tactic linked trawler and submarine teams by cable and telephone to strike U boats before they could dive.

Associated Press London

Storm threat averted as amendments withdrawn and resolutions adopted

The article notes unanimous adoption of resolutions after all proposed amendments were withdrawn, with attention drawn to the perspectives of small nations. No further details are provided about the specific resolutions or the voting body.

Clemenceau Rated Speedy In Peace Conference Work

Paris reports from Jan 26 that French officials expect preliminaries of peace to be ready for submission between March 15 and March 31. The Paris edition of the London Daily Mail notes the conference moving fast with Clemenceau presiding and senior statesmen guiding debate. Delegates, except Japan, received floor time as sessions progressed.

Paris London Daily Mail Figaro M. Clemenceau Paul Hymans

Clemenceau Names the Committees of Peace Congress

Paris jan 26 premier Clemenceau announced committees to study war responsibility labor legislation port and rail regulation and other tasks. members include US Henry White John W Davis E J Hurley Gompers Britain Hughes Simon Cunliffe France Luchor Italy Salandra Badoglio Japan Makino Nobuaki and others.

Paris Premier Clemencea Peace Congress Congress Great Britain Gordon Hewart France Andre Tardieu Ferdinand Lamaude Italy Vitorio Selalola Raimondo, Treparation United States M. Baruch John W. Davis Vance McCormick William Morris Hughes John Simon Baron Cunliffe Lyl L. Klotz J. P. Locheur A. F. Lebruni Antonio Salandra General Badoglio Japan Baron Makino Baron’ Nobuaki E. J. Hurley Samuel Gompers Gen. Nicolles Tan Malecolm M. Colliard

Flying feat and car race reported from Oklahoma City and Ascot

In Oklahoma City Lieut. Robert B. Baker flew from Fort Sill to Oklahoma City nonstop in 22 minutes at an average speed near 60 miles an hour. In Los Angeles Roxcos won the 100 mile automobile race at Ascot speedway in 1 hour 27 minutes 52.25 seconds at 68.18 mph with Omar Taft second and Eddie Hearne third.

Spry Oklahoma City Okla Robert B. Baker Postfield Fort Sill Baker Los Angeles Cal Roxcos Ascot Speedway Omar Taft Eddie Hearne Hadie O'Connell

Awarded Military Cross Sent to Warm Springs Physician

Dr J M Scanland reports to Montana readers that Dr W K McGinley, formerly on staff at Warm Springs State Hospital, has been awarded the Military Cross after serving with the Eighth Black Watch in France. McGinley describes frontline life, leave experiences in London and Ireland, and notes his unit’s movements toward Solingen. He recalls crossing the Lys at night and a war diary of brutal fighting.

Warm Springs Black Watch J. M. Scanland State Hospital At W. K. McGinley Montana Scanland McGinley Long Cather France Springs Eighth Highland Ypres Scheldt London Ireland Lys Bocheand Brussels Waterloo Liege Louvain Nippes Cologne Solingen Bodieland

Alleged bootlegger held after liquor found on Main Street

John Casey an aged man was arrested by police for bootlegging on Main Street. He was sent to the county jail. At Hull House Catherine Breshkovskaya the grandmother of the swan revolution spoke but radicals had occupied the hall with keys obtained earlier. Admission tickets cost 35 cents and spectators were denied entry. One man was arrested.

John Casey Bouth Main Street Hall Cage Catherine Breshkovskaya Hull House Jane Addams

Wilson Pays Tribute to the Women of France

President Wilson addresses delegates of French women at the Murat mansion in Paris urging that peace conference consider women’s suffrage and labor concerns. He extols French women’s wartime sacrifices, praises global female resilience, and notes the conference’s scope while urging inclusion of women’s rights in postwar policy.

Wilson France Paris Murat Thomson Yan

Sufficient Forge to Hold the Victories

London reports a war office statement ahead of a Paris conference with Sir Eric Geddes Haig and Maj. Gen Henry L. Wilson. It pledges sufficient forces in every theater for the year to ensure victories and force Germany to honor armistice and the forthcoming peace treaty while aiding allies and dependents.

London Eric Geddes The Admiralty Marshal Haig Henry L. Wilson Paris War Office

Provisional Portuguese government tightens grip in war

Paris dispatch reports continued cut in communication with Lisbon while mobilization proceeds. Civil battalions form as Oporto and nearby fronts see combat. About 300 officers imprisoned and one regiment disbanded as the provisional government revokes republic laws and sends troops to Aviero Villareal and other loyal points.

Paris Jan Aaispaten Oporto Lisbon Aviero Villareal

Marshall Denounces Bolshevism at Presbyterian Rally

In a speech at the Presbyterian rally, Marshall asserted that Bolshevism and all it represents must be suppressed in this country, criticizing its leaders and urging strong action against the movement.

Ident Marshall

Imperial Pekinese troupe tops Butte bill at local show

The Imperial Pekinese troupe headlines a lively Butte entertainment bill praised by theater managers and critics as the season’s best. The act blends clever dog and Chinese vaudeville bits with supporting turns from Spencer and Wilson, Weir and Temple, and the Dancing Tyrells, delivering a strong opening and overall engaging program.

Butte Atr L Imperial Spencer Wilson Weir Temple Tyrells

Funeral for Fred Colt Held at St Lawrence Church

The funeral for Fred Colt will be held Monday morning at his home 203 Missoula Avenue. Services begin at 9:15 a.m. and move to St. Lawrence Church for mass. Interment follows at Holy Cross Cemetery.

Cole Fred Colt Missoula Avenue St. Lawrence Church

Noonan and Landers Obituaries Notice

The funeral for the late John H Noonan will be at 1421 North Main Walkerville Tuesday morning at AUS o clock then at St Lawrence church for high mass at 9 30 Interment at St Patricks Cemetery Also noted is the obituary for John Landers with remains at Walshs parlors and funeral time to be announced later

Cahigl Martin Cahill Main Street

Matthews Family Burial Plans At Local Catholic Cemetery

A note from Walkerville states Edward Matthews and family will attend St. Stephens Church for high Mass this morning. Interment will take place in the family plot at the Catholic cemetery.

Edward Matthews LL Dann Avi Walkerville Grelock Step

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