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Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

May 11, 1919

Page

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Victory Liberty Loan Oversubscribed Across Districts

Unofficial advices show heavy buying exceeding the required amount as Minneapolis and St Louis districts report oversubscriptions near five percent. Officials estimate final subscriptions may reach about $9.0 to $9.6 billion of the $6 billion target.

Washington Foun Accent Glass Ion Hax Great Liberty Loan Organization Minneapolis St. Louis Cleveland Chicago

Silver price advances after export restrictions lifted

New York May 10 reports that government removal of silver export restrictions caused a sharp rise in prices with bar silver at 1.11 dollars an ounce. Brokers note unsettled markets in London due to heavy buying for India China and other nations. In the Orient silver is used mainly for coinage while Northern Europe uses it for various purposes.

New York Lonedon India China Orient Europe

Prussian Protection Pledge Amid Peace Terms Debate

A joint proclamation by the imperial and Prussian governments in Eastern Germany promises protection to the populations while outlining territorial changes proposed in the peace treaty. The Social Democratic Party has scheduled meetings nationwide Tuesday to discuss the terms of peace.

Germany Wise Social Democratic Party

Clemenceau Warns Germany No Argument Over Terms

German notes after peace terms prompt a week of mourning in Berlin with bans on theater, cabaret, dancing, gambling, and horse racing. Reports say Germany will counter with a plan for a peace of right while President Wilson remains firm on Adriatic issues and vows defending liberty globally.

Clemenceau Elnment Greater Berlin Karlshorts

Philipsburg Merchant Frank Lambert Murdered In Store

Missoula report says Frank Lambert a Philipsburg merchant was assaulted from behind with a club and killed in his store about midnight. The thief escaped with a large sum from the safe as coins lay scattered and the safe door stood open while Mrs. Lambert slept nearby.

Missoula Philipsburg Frank Lambert

Hundreds of Rioters Held in Hamburg Jails

The Associated Press reports that more than 600 people were arrested in Hamburg on rioting charges amid recent disturbances. Authorities say the suspects face accusations of plunder, seditious acts, and disrupting public order as the investigation continues under government oversight.

Associated Press Berlin Hamburg Levien Rovtor Levine

Russian Reds Release Soldiers and Y Men

News from New York May 10 states Bolsheviks freed five wounded American soldiers of the 339th United States infantry and Merl V Arnold a Lincoln Neb M C A secretary. A letter from the U S Minister Iva Morris in Stockholm confirms the release and notes six Russian prisoners freed. The report mentions British prisoners and the need for MI CA workers aiding Sof Far in. The line of transmission indicates Moscow to Sweden.

New York United States Int Merl V. Arnold Lincoln Neb Iva. N. Morris Stockholm Royal Beots Iter Penningroth Aeeres Sof Far'in Tary India Pritral Empires Moscow Sweden

Navy May Try Airship Transatlantic Flight From Montauk

St John s Newfoundland May 10 The United States Navy may launch a transatlantic airship voyage aligned with its seaplanes The C 5 dirigible would leave Montauk for Newfoundland then perhaps England if the trial trip succeeds The plan hinges on weather and arrangements and Trepassey Bay readiness The NC 4 hauler and Trepassey Bay crews prepare for a possible Azores crossing with reports on weather and navigation ahead

St. John’s Newfoundland United States Navy Montauk St John's Harry G. Hawker Fredericks Ktaynham Montauke Point Chatham Light Mass Trepney Bay Navy Department Atlantic Agores Trepansey Bay

Mothers Day Observances Honor Silent War Mothers

Washington May 10 American mothers, silent sufferers of war, will be accorded special honors at church services tomorrow as Mothers Day observances begin. By Wilsons direction the flag will be displayed on government buildings and at homes to express love and reverence for the nations mothers. General March saluted mothers, noting their sons return from service and the remarkable war effort shaped by maternal sacrifices. Secretary Baker praised the mothers who gave their loved ones, saying gratitude is deepest in victory.

Washington Wilson General March Ral March United States Baker

American Legion caucus denounces draft dodgers and aliens

At St Louis May 10 the legion conclave condemned draft evaders and alleged aliens, backed deportation for resisters, and urged swift action by Congress and the war department. Delegates praised Theodore Roosevelt while rejecting a six month enlistment bonus and pushing for federal aid to employ soldiers postwar. A temporary constitution was adopted designating membership for all veterans and outlining state and local units.

Sute Mers Bewa Organization of Soldiers and Sailors Marines Richard Poster K. City Camp Funston War Department Congress LW. W Ero Dowt Vray Roosevelt Theodore Roosevelt Calicun Legion Army Pavy Marine Corps

Germans Push Back On Peace Terms Amid League Fuss

Paris, May 10. The German peace delegation stamps the draft treaty as unacceptable in key points, saying the promise to the German people is being broken. They caution many demands cannot be carried out and insist on German input on practical suggestions. A second letter outlines German views on the League of Nations.

League of Nations Germany Isc Suance Therman Howe Associated Press Paris Rmistice

Fragmented Standard Today OCR Item Noted

A damaged OCR snippet from The Standard Today mentions soft drinks rules, visitor limits, and Boy Scout payments. It also references attorney Morrissey, a chorus debut, health of beer, police doubts, a life-taking event, a prison sentence, advertising, prohibition effects, and a dramatic list of terms.

Jackson Morrissey Montana Uo Polriera Meiner Guerra Sation Butte

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