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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1919
Page
2
Excerpts describe enduring German strain under postwar reparations. The text warns that the enemy’s terms threaten perpetual slave labor, confiscation of property, loss of colonies, and control over education and industry. It notes international commissions and loss of sovereignty, urging counter proposals and disarmament steps by Germany.
The document outlines Germany’s plan to join a League of Nations with equal rights, renounce universal service, shrink its army, surrender warships, and concede Alsace Lor raine by plebiscite. It details reparations up to 100 billion gold marks, with phased payments, and promises coal, chemicals, and tonnage to aid reconstruction in Belgium and Northern France, plus self determination in German areas. It emphasizes open covenants and cautious optimism for a durable peace through international cooperation.
Richard Trembath longtime Montana resident and Butte native dies at his sister Mrs Luke Williams home in Rupert Idaho at 71 after months of illness. Survived by daughters Mrs Dennis North Franklin and Mrs Tay Nagues, son Dan Trembath, granddaughter Mrs Edward Behaad, grandson Melvin Egan with American expeditionary forces in France, plus many nieces and nephews. Remains expected to reach Butte at 6:00 pm and funeral at Franklin street home to be announced.
J Bruce Kremer vice chairman of the Democratic National Committee returned to Butte after a Chicago conference with Gov Sam Stewart and H R Wells state chairman from Miles City. The gathering included women’s advisory representatives and outlined plans for 1940 campaigns with keynote by Homer S Cummings. A banquet at Congress Hotel drew about 700 Democrats as Palmer and Roosevelt spoke on party unity and democracy. The Montana delegation reported a pleasant trip and favorable reception.
Morris Hayes was shot near the heart by William A Amrin in front of 15 West Porphyry street early yesterday morning. Hayes was hospitalized then moved to St James hospital in serious condition. Amrin claimed self defense after alleging Hayes tried to break into the house with another man. A witness described a disrupted scene inside the home and conflicting accounts linger.
The great Nazimova presents The Red Lantern described as the largest theater production depicting life in the Orient. It will feature numerous authentic Chinese street scenes and performances in Pekin, drawing crowds with its scale and authenticity.
A Democrat named parliamentarian was appointed by a Republican party leader. The report notes Gillett as a key figure in the appointment process and outlines party dynamics surrounding the decision.
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