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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1915
Page
1
A terse, assertive message proclaims the war will endure until victory, presenting a broad outline attributed to the Baitisn. The text emphasizes perseverance and determination, signaling a resolve to persist through hardship until success is secured.
Sir Edward Carson outlines the British wartime stance in a signed statement. He asserts peace is not an objective and emphasizes determination to pursue victory, noting Britain’s resolve, unity, and naval strength after a year of war. The address frames democracy, liberty, and social progress as foundations of the empire.
A jumble of dated headlines outlines renewals of conflict and infrastructure across towns like Radersburg and Warsaw, with notices of policing, gambling cases, district restrictions, a new sheriff’s badge, home demand in Butte, and varied society items from state pages to Great Falls refrigeration pests and Red Men council news in Boulder.
Russian forces evacuate Warsaw as German aviators report the retreat toward the east. Field Marshal von Hindenburg aims to block, while Grand Duke Nicholas seeks to salvage the army. The western and northern routes remain contested with heavy fighting and a looming big offensive.
Washington reports General Carranza has ordered General Pablo Gonzales to re occupy Mexico City amid food shortages. Strong patrols will guard the Veracruz railway section Apiazco to the capital to ensure staple shipments reach the hungry population. Officials view Carranza control of Vera Cruz as key to sustaining provisions and averting U S action.
Washington reports a prolonged US naval presence likely in Port au Prince after fighting leaves two sailors and six Haitians dead following Rear Admiral Caperton and forces landing to secure foreigners. Battleship Connecticut sails from Philadelphia with 680 marines to reinforce the 40 already guarding the city. Hancock and Solace to follow to Port-au-Prince and aid to be sent as needed.
Emperor William issues a manifesto to the German people marking the war anniversary. He defends the war as a defensive struggle, asserts no conquest intent, praises unity at home, notes enemy setbacks, and claims God aided Germany while vowing steadfast conduct under international law. It frames the war as a just defense and loyalty to Prussia and the empire.
A Japanese syndicate bought the Kona Development Company sugar plantation and mills at Kona Hawaii for 30000. The Kona plantation is among the oldest on the islands with an annual output over 3000 tons. The move marks further Japanese control in Hawaiian sugar operations. At New York on July 31 Gen. Benjamin Franklin Tracy secretary of the navy in President Harrison's administration was reported seriously ill at his home.
Articles of incorporation for a Radersburg to Three Forks railroad with a branch to the Keating mine were filed. Charles D. Vail leads survey crews toward Three Forks tomorrow as preliminary work begins, with construction planned after site completion.
Grace president announces a general wage increase effective tomorrow for about 17 000 workers at Bethlehem Steel Works. The raise, reportedly around 10 percent, honors long service as business improves. The notice cites profits from Saucon and Lehigh plants and notes overall operations.
Harbor Springs Mich July 31 Miss Therine Barker heiress to 30000,000 was married today to Howard H Spaulding Jr of Chicago at the bride's summer residence Harbor Point. Hundreds of guests from all sections attended. The newlyweds plan a trip to the Pacific expositions via Canada.
A night of festivities on the board walk concluded as revelry subsided after midnight. Police reported no major incidents and crowds dispersed peacefully as portions of the promenade returned to normal activity.
Mayor Lane enforces closure rules in a restricted district, ordering 300 women in cribs to lock up by midnight and arrest potential violators. Police also bar patrons from park houses as 20 rooms and 50 parlor establishments face penalties amid complaints about the crackdown.
Mid July reports state Calumet Mining firms Woleverine and Mohawk Copper will continue monthly bonuses to 2,200 workers as long as the price level remains high. Several other mining companies said they may follow suit. In New York the Bull story and postal wire cutbacks were noted as a separate industry development.
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