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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1919
Page
1
Paris dispatch notes the historic nonstop Atlantic flight by Jack Alcock and his co pilot, hailed as a daring achievement amid postwar aviation advances. The report traces the event’s significance for transatlantic exploration and national prestige.
Confidential peace terms reveal Germany may be admitted to the League of Nations soon. Germany would double its army to three years and one hundred thousand effectives, with Austria Poland and Czecho Slovakia adjusted accordingly. Proposals cover reparations debt, possible merchandise labor exchanges, and minority protections along the Rhine.
AP summarizes Paris treaty proposals and their effect on civil and military affairs. Officials expect significant measures, including large force mobilization, with the treaty lacking several key provisions. Potential uprisings loom if peace efforts falter.
In Francis WI two children were drowned and others were missing after a launch turned turtle in ten foot waters. Rescue efforts continued as authorities investigated the accident near the shoreline.
Mexico City reports that a few days earlier Aba ban on certain American newspapers was lifted by President Carranza. Postal authorities ruled stories were prohibited under an international postal convention, prompting return of the issues to the United States.
Reports from Balen Lake Wisconsin say the president of the North American Telegraph Company, hospitalized at a summer resort, is not expected to live through the mist and heart trouble after a recent illness. The news highlights ongoing health concerns for the company leader during recuperation.
A weather note reports cooler conditions on Monday and Tuesday with variable cloudiness and a forecast of cooler daytime temperatures through midweek. No significant precipitation indicated.
Three American cruisers the Tacoma Denver and Cleveland arrived in New York after a six months cruise along South American coasts. They anchored in the Hudson opposite Ninety sixth street and will stay two weeks. They join the Chicago Nagship forming Division No 1 of the Pacific fleet to strengthen US relations with South American republics. Lieutenant D Scott of the Tacoma spoke of cordial reception in Montevideo and with President Baltasar Brum.
The tide of battle at Juarez ebbed and flowed as Carranza forces held the center while Villa forces retreated after heavy fighting. Col J Gonzales Escobar was wounded five times and evacuated to El Paso. Reports placed Villa casualties and prisoners, with rumors of executions amid ongoing combat along the Mexican border. An American side note reported an unknown woman shot and killed in Texas opposite the Rio Grande, as El Paso prepared for additional troops and two companies.
Brigadier General James B. Erwin said the action was not an invasion as 3,800 American troops crossed into Mexico at Zaragosa and other fords. Cavalry leader Tomeskins and Colonel Hadsell commanded units moving to Crest, while Villa reportedly obtained two field pieces from the American side. General Gonzales, Carrancistas, and Villa forces planned limited engagement with no strong resistance anticipated.
Frank Morrison secretary of the American Federation reports that Postmaster General Burleson promised to issue orders to permit telegraphers at Western Union and Postal Telegraph to bargain. Representatives from the companies and unions were in Chicago for talks aimed at averting a nationwide strike. J. Koneston, head of the Telegraphers Union, prepared to seek help from Samuel Gompers of the AFL as efforts to end the dispute continue.
In the May 3 edition The Standard Today outlines a Senate plan and political commentary from Butte and Superior areas. It notes Catholic church events, a pupil recital, and state Rotarians from Lake City with encampment reports.
William Trotter, delegate of the National Rights League, has sent a note through President Wilson raising complaints about the conduct of the American expeditionary forces. He cites issues with leaves, abiques, and other arrangements for soldiers.
Capt. John Alcock and Lieut. Arthur Brown landed at Clifden Ireland in a Vickers Vimy after a 16 hour 12 minute solo flight from St John’s Newfoundland. The fragile craft struck ground hard but both men were uninjured. the flight faced fog and drizzle and may lead to London exhibition flights once repairs are finished. The feat marks the end of the first non stop crossing, with the Royal Air Force evaluating the official completion.
Four Spokane men and a fifth suspected missing after a nighttime trip on Priest Lake in Northern Idaho. They vanished during a rowboat run with a motor in stormy conditions. Names linked to local businesses include Henry Panghanl A Topping and Carey, with Engdant and Merite Peyter noted in connection to Spokane firms.
Washington dispatch notes Navy experts expect seaplane evolution toward larger flying boats and independent units akin to submarines or destroyers. Lessons from NC-1 NC-3 NC-4 highlight need for all weather capability radio communication crew shelter and robust performance in heavy seas.
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