29 Jun 1918
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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1918
Page
1
The report states the United States intends to help Augoia develop commerce and industry while avoiding the display of military force. Officials emphasize peaceful assistance and economic collaboration to strengthen ties and growth opportunities for Augoia.
Washington reports outline informal aid to Russia after rehabilitation plans. A task force of Russian economic experts and American business leaders will provide material aid and advice with no police or military force. The Red Cross and U S consuls will coordinate relief and reconstruction efforts.
Amsterdam dispatch reports Prof. Paul Milukoff of the Constitutional Democrats and Alexander Guehkoff, an Octoberist, arriving at Harbin Manchuria and taking command of a counter revolutionary movement, per the Vossische Zeitung quoted via telegraph.
June 28 report notes Dr. n offered his resignation amid an anxious mood surrounding Von Kuehlmann. Details remain unclear as officials consider next steps and potential replacements.
World tension and diplomatic strains dominate the page with references to American plans and fear, alongside reports from North Dakota primaries, Moscow alliances, and international diplomacy.
Washington dispatch notes German effort to suppress memoirs by Prince Lichnowsky and statements from Krupp official Muehion revealing Germany's role in starting the war. The report says pamphlets denouncing the causes are being bought up by German agents and that Berlin is trying to block the truth from circulating.
Paris reports say mutinous garrisons in Jorand Pecs Hungary led to 2000 soldiers condemned to death. Revolt spreads in Austria and Hungary with violent demonstrations in many cities. Pees, Raab, and other towns noted with large populations near Budapest.
M Maurice Casenave former French minister plenipotentiary and financial adviser told Rotary and chamber of commerce luncheon that US help would bring freedom. He described wartime finance and procurement, praising American bankers and firms like Schwab Morgan and Vanderlip for supporting France before US entry.
Silver Bow County pushes to reach its war savings quota with a drive totaling 736000 dollars. On the first three days 2769 pledged, 173000 pledged yesterday, and a balance remains to be guaranteed by all citizens. County director Charles B Henderson urged business leaders to form a guarantors club pledging up to 2000 dollars maturity value to ensure the year end quota by December 1 1918.
Amsterdam reports Grand Duke Michael Alexandrovitch of Russia is in Omsk leading an anti Bolshevik movement. He has refused the throne, preferring a decision by an all Russian popular assembly.
A mortally fair Saturday is forecast with a general transition in temperatures. Expect mild highs, cooler evenings, and light winds.
The report claims Bolshevik rule in Moscow has fallen, citing sources from Copenhagen and Berlin. Grand Duke Nicholas is said proclaimed emperor, with Korniloff leading operations and Petrograd awaiting further developments.
Virginia Minnesota officials report four bodies pulled from the Maine mine after yesterday's blast. At least 14 more are buried, and earlier reports of three survivors were denied. Communications with trapped workers remain unsuccessful as officials confirm 18 men lost, with months expected to determine exact totals.
London dispatch reports Nikolai Lenine and Leon Trotsky may have fled to the Murmansk coast. In Washington, Pershing lists 35 officers and men cited for bravery, including Holbrook, Carson, Nelson, Hazeltine, and Read, with their home towns. Paris notes aircraft attacked yesterday evening with no victims and a late-night air alarm followed by an all clear.
British and French forces report a surprise advance between Hazebrouck and Bethune and across Amblemy to Mont Gobert, seizing terrain, hamlets, and over 1,000 German prisoners. French gains stretch four and a half miles with deep penetration, while aerial clashes and ongoing fighting shape a broad war front amid reports from Moscow and the Finnish coast.
The Sunday Standard previews a full sports and feature section with stories on the first Fourth of July in pioneer camps at Helena Missoula Bozeman and Virginia City. It also highlights soldier life, Mrs Noyes Kelsey’s Butte history and Seattle move, Bingville Bugle discussions, Cleek master detective tales No Man’s Land tales and broader society sport drama coverage in crisp style.
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