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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 09, 1919
Page
9
The butte country club hosts a club match described as Walker versus Walker at the links. Tom Walker captains one side, Frank the other, with Johnnie absent. All Butte golfers are invited to join, facing rivals at the first tee between 10 AM and afternoon. The losing side hosts dinner for the winners.
Aug 8 plans to erect form of bull centers have won by 286 eliten towns vote United States figures. Public today by the War Camp Community Service. The organization carries on countrywide campaign for community memorials through its bureau of memorials build.
France plans to purchase United States Army stocks amid ongoing exchange negotiations. Officials suggest the move aims to bolster defense resources, with details on quantities and timing not fully disclosed.
Dispatch notes ongoing interest in inviting Georges Clemenceau to the United States. Report mentions Allied governments engaging in exchanges and potential visits, with unclear details and garbled names.
Due to overwhelming demand the Ansonia Theater schedules four continuous shows today from 1 PM to 11 PM. The bill features Giersdorf Musical Company and Alice Brady in Redhead, plus an L-Ko comedy and the tenth episode of the Man of Might. Managers urge afternoon attendance to avoid evening crowds.
President Bertrand of Honduras reportedly jailed Vice President Dr Alberto Membreno accusing him of leading a recent Honduran revolution. Membreno previously served as Honduran minister to the United States.
Berlin August 7. A commission of Gunployers and workers formed at a conference of coal experts across Germany aims to boost coal production. Germany has invited France to help meet urgent national needs as winter approaches. Officials warn of fuel shortage. railways fear reduced passenger traffic and widespread restrictions.
Report notes changes in Lorraine: German language bans reduced or abolished in public life and transport. Officials cite falling German population and Allied occupation policies. The text outlines how restrictions on German speech and tramway use are being eased.
Gordon Fawcett Hamby, condemned to die at Sing Sing for the December East Brooklyn Savings Bank murder, said in the death house he would not seek a further appeal and preferred to face the death penalty sooner.
Harry J. Grimes, son of Police Jud Grimes, returns after 15 months in the American Expeditionary Forces. He fought in Chateau Thierry, St Mihiel, and the Argonne with the Fourth Engineers, Fourth Division, at Gironville. He later served with the First Army, then the Third Army along the Rhine, visiting England during leave.
Miss Emilm Farnum of New York is named expert chief of a division in the bureau of census within the department of commerce. She is the first woman to hold such a position, marking a historic milestone for the agency.
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