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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1916
Page
3
A catalog style notice outlines bed linen and towels including Huck Tow sizes heavy weight, Turkish towels in extra large and extra heavy options. It lists ranges and stock amounts such as a 12 dozen unit and rooming house supply notes with model sizes 22845.
A crowd of Irish Americans listed leaders and supporters including B. J. Keenan Charles P. Nevin Dan J. ONeill and James J. Connolly as they advocate for Ireland to become a republic and pledge attendance at events. The roster features multiple names such as W H Maloney Patrick Craig and Tim Crowley amid a call for solidarity.
Ambassador Gerard travels to army headquarters for talks with Emperor Wilhelm while Berlin papers emphasize Germany’s submarine policy and the aim to shape American opinion. A Cologne Gazette dispatch notes entente efforts to strain German American ties, with cautious optimism about possible German concessions.
Washington April 28 British estimates from the commerce department place Allied shipping losses at 736 vessels totaling more than 2,090,000 tons. The figures reflect the toll of the European war on merchant shipping.
A British admiral puts overall losses at 419 ships with French 3 Ruslan 35 Italian 27 Be Han 10 and Japanese 3. He notes 227 British trawlers, 7 French, 2 Belgian losses and lists neutral ship losses causing concern for Sweden 19 Denmark 38 Holland 34 and the United States 7.
Freeh logs show percentages in number and tonnage with seven percent in tonnage. Despite losses the allies declare the aggregate shila owned is increasing through rebuilding efforts.
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