Ole Butch I Had a Cold Last Night That I Must
Fragmentary line reads Ole Butch describing a cold last night. No clear names, places, or events discernible. Limited context prevents a solid summary beyond noting a personal remark about a cold.
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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 09, 1918
Page
14
Packing Industry Monopolized by Five Giants in US
Washington reports the federal trade commission recommended government operation of stock yards cold storage plants warehouses refrigerators and cattle cars. The five packers Swift Armour Morris Cudahy and Wilson are charged with monopolizing essential food supplies for the United States and its allies. The commission accuses them of manipulating livestock markets restricting supplies and inflating prices while forming cross border agreements with foreign firms to apportion export meat shipments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Trade Commission
Washington
Wilson
United States
Swift, Armour, Morris, Cudahy
Swift, Armour, Morris, Cudahy and Wilson
Kuhn, Loeb & Co
Guaranty ‘Trust Company
Chase National Bank
Congress
White House
North
South America
Big Five
England
France
No Soft Hitting By The Hugkies Front Report
London report from Colonel Roosevelt’s guidance against rough tactics is relayed by Reuters on the American front between Besoins? and Rheims. A correspondent notes no soft hitting by Americans or nominations toward such. A German officer’s actions are cited as provoking American hostility, with vivid accounts of German cruelty and a stark warning from an American soldier about any future attack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Roosevelt
Boissons
Rheims
Reusters
Amerin
Mmerican
Asraceay
New York
Berwind
New York & Porto Rico Steamship Company
Shipping ‘Board
France
War Bulletins From Ayre Valley and Allied Advances
Reports from Ayre Valley and France describe Allied advances and enemy withdrawals as of August 8. British and French forces push along the Somme and near Morlancourt, with thousands of prisoners and many guns taken. Separate notices mention local gains north of Vesle and continued operations around Albert, Montdidier, and Marseille fronts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plessier
Sler
Morlancourt
Reuter
D'108th
Crown Prince Rupprecht
Pickhandle and Gun Used to Settle Row
Police investigated a row in Oxford alley after a man named Tupper Trown was struck with a gun and injured. Frank Hunt, accused of the assault, was arrested in a saloon and charged with assault with a deadly weapon. Trown was treated at city hospital as the fight stemmed from an alleged money theft. The clipping also contains unrelated anecdotes and wartime notes about recruiting, a child’s heaven question, and birth-rate concerns in Britain and Europe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oxford
Trown
Brown
Frank Unt
Trunt
Hunt
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ole Butch
Butch
Armour
Swift, Morris and Wilson
Aug
Pershing
War Department
Corp
Thomas J. Smith
Infantry
Newark
N.d
Louis D. Goodrich
M. RC
Maryaville
John C. Miller
Engineers
Huntington
W. Va
James Monroe Hyland
Brooklyn
Sergy
Kabe
Mary Lee
Fort Greene Place
Goodby
Jere A. Clifford
Copenhagen
Dresden
Ayre
Prees
Avre
Paris
Amiens
War Office
Field Marshal Haig
Albert and
Montdidier
Somme
Cerisy-Sailly
Marceleave
Shaulnes
Anbercourt
Vesle
Sia
Atlantic
Weather Bureau
Rrus
Red Cross
Robert Cecil
House of Commons
von Ludendorff
Markgraf
Releastag
Huey Calne Whinston
Cabe
Weneral
Young Auto
Ernest Hebert
Symons Dry Goods Company
Tod
Nazareth
Xnee
Jyst
Japan
Fritz
Sale Sport
Colorado
Philadelphia
Pittsburg
Telia
Donke
Washington Star
Representa
Germany
Bernard Mallet
Royal Statistical Society
United Kingdom
Hungary
Britain
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