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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1919
Page
9
The Hague reported May 14 that the Dutch government denies any decision to surrender former Emperor William. It says the issue now concerns Germany and the broader European situation, not Dutch policy. The remark follows inquiries into whether the Dutch would hand over the ex-emperor amid wartime tensions.
The Zurich peace conference resolutions condemn the terms of the victor in World War I. Denounce secret diplomacy and the spoils of war while upholding self determination. The conference warns that force remains a tool through financial and economic means.
Mount Clemens Michigan May 14 jurors for the Henry Ford libel suit against the Chicago Tribune remain incomplete after peremptory challenges. A further venire was sent out as Ford and Tribune counsel press for a full panel. Four challenges used by Solomon News Company and one by Ford's attorney left four and three peremptories to be used by Tribune and Ford respectively, signaling the jury should be finalized tomorrow. Two veniremen were dismissed for having opinions, needing substantial evidence to alter them.
The Montana Knights of Columbus concluded their annual convention in Butte with electing officers and adopting resolutions praising wartime service, pledging support to government reemployment efforts, and urging Catholic education funding. Kendall named state deputy, Shea chosen successor as state secretary, and delegates to the supreme council designated for Buffalo, with Helena as next convention site.
In a heated session the Senate discussed committee leadership and chairmanship with Cummins chosen as president pro tempore while Penrose and Warren face contention for top posts. Regulars and progressives clash over committee assignments as next conference and chamber actions loom amid public attendance demands.
The cruiser Marblehead traveling from San Diego toward Navy Day was forced to halt after a 60 foot whale struck its bow last night. Crews reported the encounter occurred near Frisco and delayed the ship's progress as observers investigated the incident.
New York May 14 America’s large food relief effort for devastated European countries nears completion. The grain corporation says final shipments should begin across the Atlantic by late June and orders for grain or cereal will be placed after June 10. The report notes encouraging signs of adjustment in employer cities and stresses continued work ahead for long term jobs and demand for American food exports.
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