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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 09, 1917
Page
10
Copyright notice for 1917 Public Ledger company in the United States Canada and internationally. All rights reserved. Infringement will be prosecuted.
The narrative recounts German actions and attitudes from 1915 to 1917, detailing Germany's stance on private arms sales, neutrality, and the sinking of Allied and American ships. It covers Kriege's proposals, German press sentiment, and diplomatic exchanges around the Lusitania crisis, including Zimmermann and Dumba communications and a pivotal luncheon episode shaping joint actions.
The 1917 horoscope for August 9 notes Mars Venus and Jupiter in strong influence with Saturn and the sun adverse. It predicts love guiding soldiers, a fortunate wedding day, a favorable army direction but potential sensational events affecting higher ranks. It foresees a new Americanism emerging from the war and warns against seeking office today.
The forecast notes a likely long conflict despite hints of peace while warning an impulsive act by a prominent figure could hinder the president. It warns of financial mismanagement risking public funds, foresees a birth rate rise and Leo birthdates with varied luck in love and business, predicting talented, charming children but possible unhappy marriages for girls.
James Baldwin of Montana's US attorney office filed several complaints against slackers who failed to register on June 5. Twelve cases await trial, with arrests pending and no expected rise. Frank Sullivan, first alleged slacker in Butte, faces false affidavit issues and possible disbarment. Sullivan may argue age records to avoid prosecution.
The Silver Bow Trades and Labor council debated whether funds solicited for the metal mine workers’ union are used to benefit organized labor. Henry Wortel, allied with Frank Little, urged support, claiming he was targeted by vigilante hangmen. Dunn pushed a report endorsing the use of money for labor interests despite Portland’s broader question.
A skilled merchant appeals to buyers who value tested prices and proven goods. He emphasizes known brands and reliable quality, inviting customers to compare value against market standards and test offerings against familiar expectations.
A nationwide drive to raise five million dollars for YMCA work with U S troops shows rapid early progress. By July 1 subscriptions reached four and a half million after starting May 1, with leading states including New York at 1.146 million and New Jersey posting strong gains. Over 1,000 cities have mounted local drives as finance bureaus maintain a contingency fund and project potential needs into year end.
Police move to curb trouble among miners as Chief Murphy orders arrest of newcomers suspected of intimidation. Patrolman David detains Frank Miller from Idaho after he attacked miner C Archboth on South Wyoming Street.
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