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Newspaper

Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Aug 02, 1918

Page

14

Final American Capture of Seringes in Fierce Village Fight

Reuters reports on July 31 detailing a brutal three day battle north of the Marne. American forces encircled Seringes and, after hard close combat, killed most German defenders and captured the village. Night retakes failed. Meurcy farm assault also repelled with heavy losses.

London Reuter Marne Seringes Nesles To Anderiant Vilelages Thes Fender Vilage Sergy Meurcy Farm Be. Finges

Cardinal Farley Honors Gate of Heaven Cemetery

Cardinal Farley of New York consecrates Cathotte Cemetery at Mount Pleasant in Westchester naming it The Gate of Heaven. His healthy appearance prompts favorable comment as he spends summer three miles from Mamaroneck enjoying the country air and quiet.

Cardinal Farley New York

All of Glass One Leave This Month

City and county Class 1 registers will be drained for August with a call for about 200 to 400 men. J J Rowe and W Mec White announced the plan for Camp Dodge and Camp Fremont. The article notes the Lincoln schoolhouse in Butte flying Old Glory and reflects on patriotism amid the draft.

J. J. Rowe W. Mec. White Dodge Tto Fremont Washington Lincoln Flac Butte Boys Lincoln School Denver Butte United States of America

Protest Against Schoolhouse Flag Reopens War of Symbols

A letter to the editor denounces the schoolhouse flag as unrecognizable and derisive, blaming wartime symbolism erosion and urging reverence for the flag. It praises Lincoln school teachers for teaching patriotism and the flag’s story to students.

Invite Tennis Stars to Play in Tournament

Tennis players of national standing may play in Hutte during the state tournament starting August 10. Fenimore Cady, Intercollegiate champion of New England and Connecticut state champion, has been invited to meet locals. W. T. Robinson of Twin Falls Idaho also urged to come, with Simmons and Robinson as strong contenders. Simmons holds the present title and aims to retain it, while Harry Burton is expected to challenge for state honors.

Hutte Fenimore Cady New England Connecticut W. T. Robinson Twin Falls Idaho Iso Robinson Kenneth Smmons Inland Empire Spokane Simmons Fght Harry Burton Se Ee

Army recruiters report record enlistments in Butte station

An influx of applicants to the regular army is noted in Butte. In the last three days twenty six men enlisted, a new station record. Six recruits departed for Spokane, including Francis M. Hamilton of Outlook Montana and Geert F. Smith of Pana, among others.

Butte Station Butte Federal Spokane Francis M. Hamilton Outlook Mont Cavalry Lincoln H. Langley Rochester Wash Iry Geert F. Smith John Burkland Harlem Brest A. Quinney Cherry Street Anaconda Walter D. Mont Wort H. Siegrist Eat Falls Paul Lynch Lee Cosgroverrived

Treasury cuts Liberty loan issue to 500 million

Washington announces the fourth monthly block of certificates of indebtedness will total 500,000,008 dollars instead of 750,000,000. The move signals the loan may be less than six billion, as oversubscription and tax receipts exceeded expectations. Banks are urged to subscribe up to 750 million, with certificates dated August six and payable December eight at 4 1/2 percent.

Washington Treasury

Wartime Pay Rise for Washington Sheet Metal Workers

In Washington on August 1 a group of 60 sheet metal workers struck for $8 a day. The workers currently earn $7 a day while the government wage scale sits at $6.60 daily.

Premier Lloyd George Talks On War Aims And League

London reports caption Lloyd George addressing a deputation of National Coalition members. He urged unity with dominions and allies, weighed a league of nations, and warned that postwar terms must be fair and not imposed by the foe. Also noted were Germany’s recall moves toward Ambassador von Mumm and a bank robbery in Westlake where three masked men took about $2000.

London Lloyd George Caion

Bank Robbery Prompts Manhunt and Arrest in 1917

Report notes two masked robbers seized about 2500 dollars during a bank hold up on February 14 1917 while driving through crowded streets. The pair failed to lock the scene fled with cash but were later captured weeks afterward and given prison terms.

Sevral

Ambassador Francis Reports Russia Plan via Cable

An informed cablegram from Francis in Australia indicates that Russia plans a move toward Volo Koda and left for Kansk on the Arctic coast around July 30. The department was notified of this development today.

Kington Aus Francis Nehaska Russia Volo Koda Kansk Arctic Ocean

Montana Select Man Will Not Be Exempted

Camp Lewis Washington August first The selective draft guidance warns draftees claiming exemption for age will remain in service if they registered or were drafted and later sought exemption. A Montana man aged over eighty one could not read or write and had his exemption denied. Also a political anecdote about a talking parrot and a talkative owner is included.

Tates Kaiser Washington Lincoln Lincoln School Camp Lewis Wash Monta

Fifty thousand motes of the new Liberty type

Portland Aug. 1 complet isfaction with management of production in North today by Col Brice Airplanes weigh 15 tons and fitted with four Liberty motors are among the aircrafts produced. Orders placed for Liberty motors for England France and Italy. Production expected to peak near November December. Four hundred Liberty motors turned out in July and August output poised at 500. Only larger aircraft will be built in the United States with smaller machines reserved for European manufacture. In Peru cabinet resigns while a youth from MIT wins architectural prizes including the Belgian view glory design.

Portland Ore Spruce West John Dyan Col. Brice Liberty Motors Sr Helms Yan Liberty Motors England France Italy United States Pean

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