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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1919
Page
16
Reuters dispatch from Waterinodar reports Bolsheviki conduct in a church to undermine faith by inflaming contempt. The message describes blasphemous acts intended to erode religious belief and provoke public scandal.
Dr Aurelia Reinhart heads Mills College in Berkeley California as the only woman president of a western college with 207 students pursuing academic courses. The text also notes Moscow Soviet parodies of church rites and violent acts against religious symbols in the Caucasus, reflecting broader anti religious tensions.
Washington May 13. Approval of reorganizing the national guard along prewar lines was informally expressed by the Secretary of War. The War Department would favor rebuilding the guard to port the states in supplying the same unity used in forming 16 divisions for service.
A Washington dispatch reports active negotiations likely to result in recognition of a Kolchak government in Onisk as urgent funds of 20 million dollars are needed immediately. The Associated Press notes the situation in Tokyo and talks continuing, with recognition prospects uncertain.
Dispatches suggest recognition of the Omsk government could be accelerated by allied powers, with potential impact on Bolshevik rule in Russia. A Spokane report notes legal challenges to a dairy law passed by the recent legislature and its operational limits.
Spokane Washington reports Rabbi Simon Glazer of Seattle announced plans for a Northwest synagogues convention in Seattle in August. All Jewsish synagogues in the state are to send representatives to organize an umbrella body for the Northwest.
Tacoma May 13 The town reports Liberty loan subscriptions totaling 23.48 per cent of the drive as part of an average 1 000 000 loaned since the program began. About 30 000 people bought bonds across the drives. Aberdeen May 13 Petition circulates to rename 10 Aberdeen streets to honor local youths who died in defense of the country.
Aboard the Ward line steamship Monterey arrives here today with curain formerly minister. The party, traveling with his family, is visiting after Mexico under Madero. The text records their arrival and background as part of a broader U S demographic note.
Fragmentary OCR text describes a person named Elise Verses involved in fashion or attire at a mat theater. The passage is garbled with numerous nonstandard phrases making it difficult to extract clear events, dates, or actions. No coherent narrative or identifiable outcome emerges from the readable lines.
The readable portions describe a crowd at a show on a street in the city center and note Misa Barek and her aides greeting attendees with a courteous smile. The text hints at seating being scarce and the show’s appeal attracting spectators, but many words are garbled.
Philadelphia May 43 The battleship Kansas with South Dakota infantry on board passed the Delaware River today. A welcoming committee led by Governor Peter Norbeck of South Dakota awaits the homecoming soldiers in Philadelphia tonight.
Members of the Advertising club of Butte will hold a crucial meeting to select new officers and spark energy for future luncheons. The group aims to improve gatherings and make attendance worthwhile for every member.
In Zurich on May 12 Miss Jane Addams of Chicago presided at the opening session of the women's international conference for permanent peace. About 100 delegates from 13 countries attended alongside Miss Addams with Emily Balch Alice Hamilton Florence Kelley Jeannette Rankin and Lillian Wald among participants. In Cadiz Spain warehouses holding 2,000,000 kilograms of tobacco were burned in a fire yesterday.
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