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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1919
Page
13
The funeral of Gilbert Bernier will proceed from the family home on Stytreet Monday morning at 9 43 and then move to Peters Church for services, followed by a solemn requiem high mass at St Pauls Church.
Berlin reports a cabinet split over signing the peace treaty with Scheidemann resigning from the government. Noske and Mueller vie for premiership as tensions rise. Weimar notes Ebert will stay temporarily, while calls for reform and a new cabinet grow amid railway strikes and transport breakdowns.
Great Falls report says county assessor and State Association vice president Gillin was badly hurt when he fell from a running board during a stalled road machine on the Monarch to Great Falls route. He suffered four broken ribs a broken shoulder blade and possible internal injuries. Gillin was taken to a local hospital in critical condition. The day marked June’s hottest so far with a 100 degree shade reading, tying May’s record.
San Francisco June 20. Striking telephone operators and linemen in California and Nevada urge federal inquiry into funds used by Pacific Telephone and Telegraph to break the strike. Union leaders say men are being recruited to replace strikers and large sums are spent on supplies. An ultimatum is being drafted that would end negotiations after tomorrow and call out all locals in Oregon and Washington. They admit recruiting from Western Union but say Western Union remains crippled by other strikes. The Postal Telegraph company notes crippled service while Western Union claims its situation is unchanged.
A Capitol hearing on Palmer's nomination ended suddenly as Chairman Dillingham announced an executive session and another hearing would be held. Tension rose between Palmer, Senator Frelinghuysen, and Attorney General, with accusations of improper influence and newspaper statements. The committee planned to decide on subpoenas for witnesses and continued probe into alien property custodians.
June dispatches from the Eastern Galicia frontier report the Ukrainian army concentrating between Gbruca and the Dniester river. Ukrainian forces attacked Tarno pol and penetrated the town, with civilians fleeing the area.
A state department reading relays a third American peace delegation message from Paris outlining labor clause changes in the treaty. The report notes removal of a sentence limiting nominations by high contracting parties and references Sir Robert Borden's submissions.
Mr and Mrs C H syensier host Captain and Mrs W C Montgomery of St Paul Minn for a few days They are touring by automobile to St Paul San Francisco and ports along the roads especially near Anaconda They travel with their own camping outfit and say this is the only way to thoroughly make such a trip They plan to pass through Glacier and Yellowstone National parks on the way to St Paul and will return to San Diego via the southern route
A fragmented plea advises travelers to keep in touch with home and call 47 to relay needed information before leaving. The message emphasizes ensuring someone at home gets the needed details and promises to take care of the rest.
Beausoliel sparked a dramatic late surge for the Knights of Columbus, driving in the winning run as the Independents faltered. Denny Callan pitched well for the Knights, with key hits from Halloran and Domitrovich fueling a comeback that produced a 5-5 tie and a decisive seventh-inning score.
The report notes a muddled OCR fragment showing Domitrovich pitching and a bases loaded situation with indecipherable names and numbers. It hints at a baseball action featuring pitched balls and baserunners in an early inning.
Fragmentary pages reveal letters from Russell and others discussing One Big Union activity across western provinces and possible speeches to railway groups. Reports mention strike leaders, a central strike committee, and a push to extend agitation despite conciliatory replies from Alderman Robinson. Also included is obituary note for a 18 month old child and funeral details.
Papers for the adoption of George Emil Perris, originally George Emil Sanson, son of a deceased mother, by Mr and Mrs Frank Perris were granted in district court yesterday. Also notices for a June 23 soldier meeting at 103 Hast Commercial avenue issued by Sweeney and Herusolella.
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