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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1916
Page
1
Allied governments refuse permitted shipments amid a widening dispute. authorities assert embargoes and export controls curb supplies to targeted regions, signaling escalating tensions in wartime logistics and diplomatic standoffs.
Washington notes allied refusal to permit general Red Cross shipments into Germany and Austria. Memorandum suggests neutral commissions or restricted aid via American Red Cross units, arguing limits must align with humanitarian needs while preventing military use.
In today’s paper, Hughes accepts the candidacy amid reports of Germany aid halted and ongoing regional coverage including 2 state, 4 Anaconda, and 2 Butte items. Other items note a county jail matron room, a survey of Radersburg road, treasury matters, a savings bank case, theater notes, coast rate discussions, and brief society and sports items. Frances Clingen dead. peace celebration planned in London.
In the Commons debate on resolving a long running Irish issue the sides remain distant. Despite hours of discussion no amicable settlement is in sight and the dispute continues.
In London the House of Commons heard John Pilton urge government disclosure on Ireland during the war. Prime Minister Asquith defended a conciliatory course while warning no military cuts in Ireland. John Redmond and other leaders criticized the interim government terms, pressed withdrawal of martial law, and warned against undermining the constitutional movement for home rule.
London reports united Anglo French assault from Delville Wood to the Somme making progress toward Maurepas amid clear weather after prior mist. German counter marks claim no ground gained while entente forces press toward Kovel and rail hubs between Kovel Sarny and Kovel Rojitsche as Letchitzky resumes operations toward Stanislau.
Washington, July 31. A Canadian high pressure area swept cool dry air from the Northwest over Northern United States easing the heat wave described as the worst in 15 years. Temperatures fell by a few degrees below the line from New York westward, while the Bermuda high that fueled the hot air from the tropics waned. Weather officials note the central West was hottest since 1901, with Atlantic seaboard less affected.
Colorado Springs Colo July 31 Announcement that Charles F Hughes has been invited to address the woman’s party national conference here Aug 10 20 provided he has previously declared in favor of the Susan B Anthony national suffrage amendment was contained in a statement today by Mrs Anne Martin of Nevada.
Toronto reports Premier Hearst announced 184 people died in Ontario forest fires across Northern Ontario. Matheson destroyed, Cochrane ravaged, Nushka and Monteith hit hard. Iroquois Falls mills survived. Heavy rains aided containment. relief measures are in place with expenditures promised.
Baltimore July 31 The German submarine Deutschland will depart Baltimore for Germany within the next 24 hours unless plans change. The Vite Cape area saw heavy activity with tug Thomas F Timmins refueling the sub while coal is piled on deck. Coast guard cutter Apache remained at anchor near the Deutschland's pier awaiting its departure and the vessel's progress down Chesapeake Bay.
District Attorney C Pickert said strong evidence links suspects to the planned parade bomb outrage in San Francisco. A suitcase with 24 sticks of dynamite tied to W K Billings was found near San Mateo. Writs of habeas corpus were granted for Billings and Edward Nolan as grand jury indictments for murder are expected.
Chicago reports a cooling breeze as showers east of the Mississippi valley break the heat wave that has lingered for weeks. Towns in Kansas and Missouri still suffer, with weather experts promising relief by tomorrow. Peoria sees a rainstorm causing about 500000 dollars in damage. Dubuque records six heat deaths and St. Louis five as prostrations mount.
New York July 31 Charles and Hughes outlined in his acceptance speech the tenets of his campaign for the presidency. He denounced the administration for its handling of Mexico and European preparedness, calling for firm and consistent policy, unflinching maintenance of American rights, adequate national defense, and a new approach to diplomacy. He attacked the administration's diplomacy, urged protection of lives and property, and argued for stronger naval and land forces, a broader merchant navy, and an international tribunal to prevent war.
In a party acceptance speech the speaker urges unity under Lincoln era values, stresses national needs and vigilance, and calls the Republican Party a liberal force guiding America toward achievement. He envisions a conscious, awake nation ready for emergencies, focused on peace and human brotherhood, serving the public interest.
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