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Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Apr 29, 1918

Page

8

Overman bill advances as draft and army plans loom

Washington notes the Senate eyes passage of the Overman bill to grant the President power to reorganize government and advance war legislation. A draft expansion to age 21 and new quotas are planned, with housing and emergency funding, army expansion, and appropriations shaping the week ahead as adjournment nears.

Washington Senate House Representative Hill Iowa Baker House Military Committee House Appropriations Committee Brgent

Senator Gore Plans Senate Action On Farm Price Bill

Oklahoma Senator Gore chairing the Senate agriculture committee drafted a measure to raise the government minimum guaranteed price from two dollars to two fifty for concrete ship construction. The House rejected the idea previously, and Gore intends to reintroduce the bill this week seeking support for the increase.

Gore Oklahoma Senate Agriculture, Com House Senate Incr

Restrictions on Imports as Emergency Measure Planned

Washington notes begin a far reaching plan by the shipping board to curb imports to supply Major General Goethals, with a tentative restricted list guiding prohibitions. Conferences involve paper wool tobacco varnish fruit buttons straw toys and tanning, as officials seek substitutes and self sufficiency while importers of bananas and pineapples discuss limits.

Washington Shipping Board Goethals

Joy of Riding in British Tank

Associated Press correspondent from Birmingham describes a tank ride in England with six riders crammed on a side platform. The tank climbs and descends steep gradients, jerks violently, and leaves passengers dangling by their hands as the roar drowns speech. The piece contrasts this ordeal with the grim realities facing Gallant crews amid gunfire.

Associated Press Tirmingham England

Hawaiian Band Subscribes to Liberty Loan Drive

In Honolulu on April 14 the Hawaiian band of 32 members contributed 1600 to the Liberty loan fund. Gen John P. Wiser urged donations on the island boosting overall subscriptions by two million. Hawaii reports 52141000 already pledged, while health officials note admissions of Hawaii to federal health administration area for deaths. Oahu held a midnight April 10 celebration, and Kauai merchants agreed to a May 15 halt on ham and bacon sales. Draft rules adapt to Filipino and Japanese labor in determining eligibility for service.

Associated Press Honolulu Liberty Loan Committee John P. Wiser Hawaiian Department J. 8. B. Pratt Territory Board of Health Washington Hawaii Oahu Kauai Child

Montana Leads Red Cross Work in North District

Montana topped the northern division in Red Cross goods production for January and February with 22 cents per person, followed by South Dakota 19.9 cents, North Dakota 14? and Minnesota 11.6. The report was released from Red Cross headquarters in Minneapolis. Freddie, a child, endures a hair combing with his mother scolding and the boy replying with humor.

Minneapolis Montana Red Cross South’ Dakota North ‘Dakota Minnesota

Protest by Telegraph Operators Seeks Labor Board Action

Chicago reports Sylvester J. Konenkamp announces plans to present evidence before Washington’s war labor board on whether telegraph companies discriminate against members seeking to organize. New York notes 200 caragraph operators protest alleged discharge of union members and urge Wilson and Labor Secretary to investigate anti union activities. Minneapolis records 75 telegraphers organizing a local branch and pledging loyalty to the government with arbitration to follow if they are removed.

Chicago Sylvester J. Konenkamp Comercial Telegraphers' Union of America War Labor Board Washington Graph Unto New York Uch Labor Wilson Wilton Minneapolis Reral Government War Board For Arbitration Compa

Explosion Mass Confusion Over Man Believed Dead

Seattle April 3. Local police say the man killed in an explosion in a blacksmith shop may have been attempting to transfer acetylene gas between tanks. The blast, possibly incendiary in origin, destroyed Sumpter Valley railroad machine shops nearby, with losses around 40000 dollars. A Home Guard patrol at White Pine Lumber Co. was disrupted by a threatening letter to manager Frank Gardinier warning the plant would be touched off by May.

Seatte Rence Carl Dargots

Jack Pickford Joins the Navy and Serves as Censor

Jack Pickford, a Paramount Pictures star born in Canada, has joined the navy and is now wearing a uniform. He is currently serving as the government censor of all films exported from the United States.

Jack Pickford Paramount Pictures Colors Navy Paramount! Pictures

Fifteen Enlist in Naval Reserve

Fifteen men enlisted in the naval reserve yesterday as the enrollment near Butte winds down. A few examinations remain, with the recruiting party staying until tomorrow to wrap up and move to Bozeman to set up an office there. Yeoman Fred Henry will depart for Bozeman to choose the site, with the rest joining him soon.

Naval Reserve Forces Butte Bozeman Fred Henry

Pair of German agents taken into custody

San Diego report says Albert Keffl and Lewis Gruber, Austrian nationals, were seized near the International Boundary at Tia Juana by customs officials. Federal authorities claim they are among Germanys top agents in the United States, carrying data on naval and military activities. Gruber is described as an Aeronautical engineer and Ketil a former Army sergeant. both allegedly funded by agents in New York.

San Diego Cal Albert Keffl Lewis Gruber Tia Juana Germany United States Ketil Fifth Field Artillery Gruber Tin Juan Calexico South America Berlin New York City

Railway Chief Counsel Pushed Out of Jobs

St Paul April 28 An order by Director Meadoo to replace general counsels for railroads takes effect May 1 and affects E Lindley of Great Northern W Sunn Northern Pacific Frederick Mt Miner Minneapolis St Paul and Sault Ste Marie Nafrod E Bright Minneapolis St Paul and Sault Ste Marie James Sheehan Chicago St Paul Minneapolis Omaha The move aims to trim routine duties from the legal staffs and shift financial matters under government control.

St. Paul Meadoo E.indley The Great Northern W. Sunn Northern Pacific Frederick Mt'Miner Minneapolis St. Louis Nafrod E. Bright St Paul Lindley Meadow

Veiled fashions and chic veils in spring attire

Article describes silk and veil trends in early spring fashion. Notes camouflage detail in clothing, camouflaged elegance, and new hat veils with double mesh and decorative motifs. Highlights tailor made outfits in blue and white pique with bold accessories such as pompoms and ascots.

Aly

Oversubscription Seen Likely in Third Liberty Loan

Washington April 28 oversubscription of the three billion dollar minimum of the third Liberty loan is expected in the campaign’s final week. Treasury officials said the 1 000 000 000 needed would come from citizens in six days, with about 461 000 individual subscribers already recorded. The loan is touted as a people’s loan with strong rural support and expected participation from wealthy individuals and corporations. Germany’s recent bond issue is cited to encourage unity and a higher per capita contribution.

Washington Treasury Me‘Adoo Germany Minneapolis Wald Treasury Review

Teuton Losses Debated In Early War Reports

Continued descriptions claim German losses at Pas Wy entrance Voormezeele and near Villers-Bretonneux. British counter attacks recaptured hamlets and disrupted German formations with heavy artillery and bombardments, reflecting ongoing front line pressures.

iC'wan Voormezeele Villers-Brettonneaux

German Attempt Nicely Balked In Toul Sector

AP reports that German bombardments struck American trenches near Toul at 1 am for an hour, then again at 5 am. The subsequent infantry assault failed to reach American lines as a strong counterattack repelled the enemy. German rosin, used in the Apremont forest action two weeks earlier, was noted.

Associated Press France Emy Toul Apremont Forest

British retirement on Flanders front reported

Berlin announces British retirement on the Flanders front before Ypres. German advances extend from Langemarck to Verlorenhoek Hooge and Hillibexe. Loss of Kemmel hill worsens British hold on Ypres. In Amiens sector violent fighting north of the Avre and near Lassigny Noyon. French repulse German assaults northwest of Rheims St Mihiel Lunéville and Le Pretre wood. Canadians raid opposite Lens, 60 prisoners, four machine guns. Bees weigh five thousand to a pound.

Berlin London Flanders Ypres Langemarck Verlorenhoek Hooge Hillibexe Kemmelhill Kemmel Hill Amiens Paris Avre Lassigny Noyon Picardy Battte War Office Rheims St. Mihiel Luneville le Pretre Wood Reuter Uttawa Lens Reuters France

Funeral of Vincetla to be held at Emma Street home

By order of the family a funeral mass will be held this morning at St Joseph's Church for Vincetla. Interment will follow at Holy Cross Cemetery. Our thanks go to friends and donors of flowers and moral designs. Sincere appreciation to attendants, White House Market Yeomen and Ladies, Fraternal Brotherhood, and Butte Butchers for support.

Vincet Serin Vincetla Emma Street St. "Joseph's. Church Holy Cross Nand White House Security Fraternal Brotherhood Butte Butchers Christ Elizabeth Schogres Ed’ Schogre Aire Hannah” Harrington Thearrington Pashly M. J. Walsh West Park Street

Funeral notices for Fer tegal Daly and Homer Williams

The funeral for Fer tegal Daly will be at the family residence at 9 o'clock this morning, then a high mass at St Patrick Church at 9:20. Interment at Catholic Cemetery. Homer Williams remains shipped this morning to Harrison Montana for interment.

Daly Fertegal Daly St. Patricis Hugh Williams Homer Williams Harrison Mont

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