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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1919
Page
8
An advertisement promotes Freezone as a quick, painless remedy for hard and soft corns and calluses. It claims instant relief from pain, easy removal, and affordability with a tiny bottle sold at drug stores. The copy attributes the discovery to a Cincinnati genius and emphasizes convenience without irritation.
The Senate rejected amendments to the suffrage resolution by wide margins and indicated ratification may come soon. Supporters argue ratification could be achieved by next spring, while opponents cite state rights and popular rule concerns. Since Susan B. Anthony helped draft the measure, a long campaign and militant protests marked the effort.
Oklahoma Senator Gore speaks at an Intermountain Farmers Association gathering in Utah and Southern Idaho. The event aims to acquaint regional farmers with plans to form a national agricultural organization. He notes organization could harness capital and unite the vast Intermountain farming area.
Dispatches from Frankfurt report the Rhennish provisional government at Weinbaden facing arrests and protests. Three leaders, Administratore Des Porten, Klaus Kraemer, and Brahimar Rekels, were seized but unharmed as French officers accompanied them. Dutch, German, and French officials clash over the movement as Mayence authorities note a French proclamation.
Washington June 4 creation of a transportation department in the government to be headed by three directors was unveiled today by A P Thomas. The plan, presented at the American Association of Short Line Railroads convention, would have the department represent the public in traffic matters and have the Interstate Commerce Commission set rates accordingly.
Winnipeg amid parades by loyal soldiers and striking labor mourners. Police in riot reach, crowds jeered, leaders warned of further demonstrations. Officials held talks with military, police, veterans to secure essentials as strife escalates.
Delegates from trades councils across western Canada gather in Calgary to finalize the One Big Union constitution and set a draft for approval by trade councils. The Calgary general strike widens into a dispute over postal workers' reinstatement, with Borden stating reintegration is impossible. Streetcar workers resume work in Edmonton. 75 mounted police leave Lethbridge to form a Vancouver detachment.
A public discussion on regulating ocean usage unfolds amid political tension on Wyall Street Journal coverage notes broad stakeholder interest. Officials and residents clash over access rights, environmental safeguards, and maritime commerce impacts.
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