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Newspaper

Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jul 25, 1919

Page

16

British pledge to use full force to curb unrest

July 24 report that Andrew Bonar Law told the house of commons the entire British government will exert its force to protect the people from disorder caused by dock workers and miners strikes. He warned a small number aim to destroy the social and political system and said action will be taken before the committee reports.

Andrew Bonar Law House of Commons Marge Bonar Law

Paris peace commission outlines vast French requisitions

ARIS July 24 Germany must surrender to France large livestock and equine assets including 500 stallions 3 000 fillies 90 000 milch cows and 100 000 sheep. Belgium is slated to receive 200 stallions 5 000 mares 5 000 fillies 50 000 cows and 40 000 sheep.

Aris Associate Press Germany France French ‘Peace Commission Belgium

Miss Talmadge in Fame Winning Role

Constance Talmadge, admired by patrons for her charm, delivers a winsome performance that elevates her standing in film. The article highlights her personality and screen appeal as she soars into brighter stardom through a celebrated role.

Miss Talmadge Constance ‘Rarmagge

Food Sale Urged On War Department Surplus

Washington reports 16 Republican War Investigating Committee members urge immediate sale of 120 million dollars in surplus wartime foodstuffs held by the War Department. Plan favors municipal buyers with 10 day payment and transport costs, while critics note legal limits and spoilage of large quantities amid debate over releasing shoes and other items at reasonable prices.

Symons Washington War Department United States House War’ Investigating Committee New York Congress Secretary of War

2.75 Per Cent Beer Loses In Test Case

In New York on July 24 a Federal Judge ruled that beer of 2.75 percent alcohol is intoxicating under wartime prohibition law. The case against Martin Schmauder of New Haven charged with selling such beer was decided, with government arguments cited. The piece also notes a speculation about army shoe supplies and Secretary Baker.

W York Thomas I. Chatfield Martin Schmauder New Haven Conn

Rumanians Fight With Hungarians Reported Near Vienna

Vienna dispatch reports skirmishes between Rumanians and Hungarians with clashes near the city. The piece notes medical officers Dr Maud Kelly and Dr Alice W Tallant have become majors in the French army and awarded the Croix de Guerre. A service flag is mentioned as unused in prior wars.

Rane Vff Philadelpia Rench Maud Kelly Alice W.tallant

House Agrees 10 Drouth Proviso on Homesteaders

Washington July 24 House representatives pass Senator Myers amendment to the agricultural appropriation bill granting seven months leave of absence to homesteaders whose crops failed to drought. They may be absent the rest of the year and receive residence credit. House public lands panel expects to report Mondell land reclamation bill next.

Wtanaara Washington House Myers Drouth House Committee On Public Lands

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