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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1919
Page
11
Senator Knox of Pennsylvania argues that joining the League of Nations under the revised covenant would be national suicide for the United States. He contends the Senate must consent to any treaty and cannot be bound by terms it does not approve.
May 15. The U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals reversed all convictions of members of the Bible Students associated groups charged under the espionage act. The court found the Brooklyn jury trial before Judge Harland G. Howe not fair, ordering new proceedings for the defendants.
May 15 in Washington RS Palin Kin reports Maj. Gen. Willen, commander of the N division in France, led a meeting of women last night. He said the soldiers want a united nation and emphasized collective resolve amid ongoing conflict.
In tribute to men who died in France the speaker urges swift ratification of the peace treaty. The United States should ratify promptly and then pursue further dialogue to secure lasting peace.
A 15 member committee representing livestock producers met in Chicago on May 15 to build a system connecting growers with packing and shipping interests. The group forms from a prior conference two months earlier that rejected a joint committee proposal and will handle general producer problems without being bound to joint actions.
Washington May 15 Ail rules and regulations governing the production manufacture distribution and transportation of oil in its various forms including gasoline and natural gas today by an order of author Garfield.
Adele Stockbridge’s sudden display unsettles host Donkers as Mrs Graham describes events at a party where Stockbridge playfully offers a toast then knocks the punch bowl to the floor. The scene reveals strain in the marriage and hints at Mrs Stockbridge’s manipulation.
Tseng Tsiang and fellow delegates angrily condemn the peace treaty as it affects Chu interests. China, incensed by terms granting Japan increased power, may refuse to sign the agreement, signaling a potential diplomatic crisis.
Classified ad fragment lists wage positions and housing. Mentions locations in Livingston and Anaconda. Includes entries for a tailor, salesman, washer and mender, and a lady housekeeper seeking work. Notes furnished rooms and rental spaces with city references and contact hints.
Washington May 15 Attorney General Palmer issued an opinion to Internal Revenue Commissioner Roper that beer containing 2 percent alcohol is illegal but officials say it will not halt manufacture pending a federal district court decision.
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