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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1919
Page
1
Washington June 6 Adjourning the greatest Pan American congress, Director General Barrett hailed a new epoch in regional commerce. The five day meeting expressed a shared United States Latin American viewpoint, with officials stressing closer ties between American enterprise and Peru as a key outcome.
New York June 6 The New York curb market association must cast out the rascals who are swindling the investing public. Curb lists of worthless stocks or the city administration will end trading mesa stocks in this city.
Berlin officials, amid gloom from Versailles, show cautious optimism as German peace negotiators led by Count von Brockdorff Rantzau push for a verbal basis with the Entente. They cite Paris strikes, Polish gains, French moves in Rhine Prussia, and perceived Allied opposition as factors favoring German leverage.
A fierce storm swept through the state causing damage to property and possibly taking lives. Readouts report strong winds and flooding hindering rescue efforts as authorities assess casualties and shelter needs. Local officials urged precaution while communities recover from the powerful weather event.
Overseas dispatches report a middle course on reparations to Germany likely, with some working capital and tonnage for trade. The treaty may keep Kaiser punishment, Wilson’s fourteen points preserved, and a plebiscite in Upper Silesia decided. Bulgaria threat, Kolchak recognition, and Portuguese cabinet resignation noted.
Washington June 6 The House considers trimming army appropriations aimed at reducing government expenses. Republicans press for a $1.1 billion army bill cut by about $400 million with further reductions possible by basing funding on a 400,000 troop army rather than 509,000. Democratic lawmakers join in lowering totals as military leaders prepare for final action tomorrow. A separate matter notes a federal income tax case against a Winnipeg agency official.
City notices list travel plans and church announcements. Local clerk Loney returns home amid schedules referencing Butte. Мiscellaneous classified items include financial notes and regional travel plans.
Ban Diego, Cal June 6 Deputy sheriffs aided by city police hunted a thinly scattered gang after they entered the Hast' Ban Dieg Commercial and Savings bank in East San Diego a suburb and got about 5000 dollars from the bank and hundreds from patrons. The robbers fled in an auto with Roy A. Akers a newspaper man the sole man who saved anything by dropping a $10 bill behind a potted palm hidden from the robbers. Weather for Montana fair Saturday cooler east portion Saturday.
A major policy shift is announced as the authorities declare the vexed question of reparation solved. Boche outlined steps to determine new policies and timelines. Officials indicate a firm timetable to implement compensation schemes and related measures.
Washington June 6 1 asking the state department text of the treaty with Germany directing the foreign relations committee to investigate how an unpublished document hedge private handy in the wuc cen put toa however, surprise as it enceded that jornty Axeter Request Paris The request for the treaty will be out of the Hitahcoek senior democrat of the foreign rela mittee it is expected that hing inquiry will begin a few days The committee Monday to formulate plans ire the summoning forking on the reply to the German counter proposals to rntience Grows There are many evidences of impatience among the prominent members of the peace conference. Premier Lloyd George because of a decision of on and differences among the British experts working on reparations acting as his own expert and is attending the meeting of the reparations commission. The Italians are showing great uneasiness over the unsettled Adriatic Problem as Premier Orlando insists that it must be settled before the Italian parliament meets on June 1 The council of four considered Adriatic problem today but no decision was reached. Speed is Cry A general drive all along the line for a speedy completion of the reply to Germany has been noticeable the past two days. The experts have ting constantly, and there general dispositions to wind up differences which a member of the American delegation said would be sly although he admitted that there were three or four vital points upon which the council four seems far from a decision. Conviction Grows Boche Will Refuse Meral circles there is a growing conviction that Germany will not sign the peace treaty and this probably accounts for baste rally conceded makes ringleas likely.
June 6 report says Konenkamp plans a nation wide strike upon Chicago arrival, possibly affecting Postal Telegraph Cable and Western Union. Western Union officials note only 710 of 49,000 eligible members belong to C U A. Congress pursues repeal of wire control despite Postmaster General Burleson’s order.
Sunday Standard highlights the bright eyed graduates of Anaconda High School and previews The Diamond Thieves as the best story. It notes European killings of historically valuable items, praising the photogravure section as more delightful than the first Women’s pages and society pages, with sport enthusiasts in several cities in the News of the World.
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