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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1917
Page
11
The article quotes Clangellor arguing against peace negotiations as the war rages. He contends conquest would not secure existence but prolong the conflict. He cites Russia and England as allies in a shared effort to defeat opposing powers and restore peaceful relations later.
Ad claims two drops of Gets It corn remedy will loosen corns painlessly and let them be picked off. Describes previous methods as painful and ineffective. Cites widespread availability through Lawrence drug houses and stores in Anaconda Helena and mentions leading drug firms.
Fragmentary remarks discuss maintaining permanent ties while avoiding disturbance to a wood related policy. The speaker doubts a possible agreement that fully excludes oppression and enmity, proposing a mutual understanding as a path forward amid tensions.
Berlin May 15. In a Reichstag session Philipp Scheidemann and George Ledebour revived talk of a possible revolution in Germany. Scheidemann warned of a revolution if Britain and France renounce annexation while Germany seeks territory, drawing stern rejection from many deputies. Ledebour urged the establishment of a republic and proposed a constitutional committee to begin preparations.
President Wilson, at a White House conference with Senate and House agriculture committees, urged rapid enactment of food control legislation essential to the war. He pressed unity on a bill featuring key provisions and warned against food speculation while noting a new custom house contract for an American architect.
Petrograd reports a chaotic clash between the temporary government and the council of workmen and soldiers deputies. The two sides edge toward cooperation while the army’s fate and cabinet reshaping loom, with speculation that A F may become minister of war and a social democrat to fill justice.
Dorothy Hazzard proprietress of a district house was arrested in Havre and brought back for holding on 20 000 bail. She faces grand larceny for 12800 and obtaining 1500 by false pretenses from Ethel Warren. Funds from eight houses were allegedly delivered to fix reopening. Grand jury will be asked to investigate.
Deer Lodge May 18 reports Walter Baker visiting, Deke Maners at Koontz ranch, Ray Garrison from Ellensburg in town, George Thompson and other residents in court and on business. High school to present The Goose Girl at Orpheum May 17 to fund new school pictures. Senate takes up food conservation bills for $1.5 million amid war budget work. Gore to press ongoing consideration.
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