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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1920
Page
2
Reports from Berlin describe a tense climate as officials fear a communist revolt while leaders debate suppressing strikes. Civilians flood homes, supply lines falter, and military measures escalate as Kapp resigns and mass unrest spreads across Germany. In Westphalia, Spartacist clashes leave many dead and wounded, with regular troops clashing with worker brigades and authorities scrambling to contain the chaos.
Berlin riot incidents left two dead and many wounded as authorities blocked further bloodshed. A burgomaster led a deputation to quell violence in Potsdamer Platz and surrounding districts while regulars were deployed and imprisoned. Concurrent reports from Copenhagen and Paris detail Brunswick clashes, Essen casualties, and the Kapp revolt's leaders being hunted as Germany braces for further instability.
Spokane Wash March 17 state president D C Coates of the Washington state triple alliance of farm and labor organizations says nonleague members will quit the alliance. He expects nonpartisan leagues to act separately and foresees withdrawals of two or three county alliances, though officials are not worried. The state convention of the alliance is likely to be held in June.
Halifax report says the British steamer Tewksbury of 4269 gross tons was wrecked last night in St Marys Bay Newfoundland. Her 30 crewmen took to boats and are believed in peril amid cliffs along the shore. The ship broke up four miles northwest of Cape Vine as emergency warnings mount over rising tensions in Germany.
The St Paul city council delays action on setting aside 131 acres in the St Paul area for parks and playgrounds. A majority report favored the ac organization of land in the parking system but was defeated. The measure is sent back to committee for further consideration with funds in question and a memorial for Theodore Kivoneveit announced.
The funeral for Andre Barret will be held tomorrow at St Anns Church, Friday morning, with a celebration at 8 o'clock in the forenoon. The service will continue at Holy Cemetery in the afternoon. The remains are at White's parlors awaiting services.
Fas Sam A White director and embalmer at 129 South Main Street WAISH announces the funeral for John J aged days beloved husband of Mrs. Walsh. The service will be at 2 o'clock at Main Street Church with interment in Holy Cross Cemetery in this city. The remains have been moved to Walsh’s funeral chapel where the service time will be announced later.
The body of Everett W. Anderson of Butte was recovered from the Lombard river ford on Tuesday after an alleged suicide. The funeral is set for Saturday at noon at Daniels and Hon’s establishment in Butte, with survivors listed as his father, mother, and a brother. The corpse was brought to Butte last night and missing earlier since February 21.
Five people died and property damage ran into thousands as a two day blizzard crippled North Dakota. The worst in over three decades, the storm battered Devils Lake and Minot areas with 20 to 30 foot snowbanks. Freight halted and trains delayed. Great Northern routes near Minot blocked. travelers stranded in Devils Lake slept in coaches. Temperatures began to fall as subsidence spread across the state. On March 17 authorities reported continued travel disruption and mounting losses.
Pattee, presiding, today announced during the trial of Harry E. Wootton charged with kidnapping in connection with a cited matter. The defense, arguing deportation as justification, has been deemed insufficient to protect the defendant.
Chicago reports a fresh labor conflict as police find the body of labor leader and Enright lieutenant Hurley on the South Side. He was shot in the back, dying instantly, with blood leading to a nearby gathering place for labor leaders. Hurley was linked to Sonny Dunn, brother-in-law of Enright who recently forfeited bonds and disappeared in a grand larceny case.
The premier said the government is considering officially allotting land at Wieringen as a residence for former Crown Prince Frederick William. He noted there is no evidence that the former emperor or his son have engaged in political activity.
A mystery woman caused a stir at Amerongen by attempting to visit former emperor William at Bentinck castle. She spoke with the castle steward after being denied admission and left a bouquet for Count Hohenzollern. Rumors linked her to Chancellor Katharine Kapp, but no confirmation exists. The ex-emperor remains confined at the castle and has not been allowed to leave for Doorn since Saturday.
Public notice from Menico City dated March 17 reports William O. Jenkins former American consular agent at Puebla signed renunciation of American citizenship. The piece ties the act to Mexican constitutional Article 27 on foreign ownership and government appeal rights. Also notes surf and breeze affected towing efforts for the submarine H-1 near Point Redondo Lower California as officials hope to move it soon.
One hundred fifty striking Chehalis high school students vote to return to classes after authorities lift the ban on school activities following an unauthorized dance. The article notes a separate Virginia GOP convention, and fragmented items from Europe, plus advertising for a laxative product.
A remarkable young swimmer, a girl named Mise ibtrey, wins the junior national back stroke in Greensburg Pass M. GOAN. She shatters the world record by 435 seconds and lowers the time from 1 minute 23 seconds in recent months. Once a physically deformed youth with a curved spine, she now stands as a symbol of athletic triumph and the healing power of water.
Andrew Dare Anarem a longtime Montana resident of 36 years and noted miner died yesterday at age 57. He leaves three sons Joseph Anaconda Leo and Charles Butte and two daughters Mrs. W.F. Wells Corvallis Mont and Miss Emma Rarelli The body is at White's funeral parlor with services at St Ann's Church at 9 am tomorrow and Holy Cross Cemetery interment. Also a fire damaged a room at Elm Street Yostaine house causing damaged furniture.
March 17 report notes taxi drivers threatening a Paris style strike over fare hikes. They claim a 30 percent income drop after a 100 percent rate increase and demand restoration of former rates.
The funeral of Mrs Mary Devaney will be held at Sherman & Reed chapel at 9 o clock. Mass will be celebrated at St Johns Church at 9:30. Interment will be at Holy Cross cemetery. The remains of Hamilton Baxter lie at Sherman & Reed Parish with funeral details to be announced later.
Local item notes Sherman and Sons as a partnership in a brief business notice. The fragment mentions name repetition and a possible joint venture or firm listing, without further context or details.
John Delaney aged 43 formerly of Queens County Ireland resided here twenty years. He is survived by two brothers and two sisters. Remains removed to Dalyeshea parish for funeral arrangements to be announced later.
A brief item notes changes at the Shea Company with newly appointed rectors and Emrall figures taking roles. The report highlights leadership shifts and potential impacts on operations and governance within the organization.
The notice from Dugan's undertaking parlors announces the death of a 29 year old resident of Munhall known as Walter. A general announcement will follow with burial arrangements.
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