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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1918
Page
5
A concise note on line kerl clasps for women highlighting practical use and a touch of beauty during summer, suggesting versatile wear and simple elegance for warm months.
Butte notes list visitors and residents from Dillon Great Falls Hamilton and Helena, with mentions of hotel stays at Finien and Butte hotel, trips to Yellowstone Glacier park Flathead lake Hunter's Hot Springs and yellowstone, plus officials from state labor and chambers of commerce arriving for meetings and projects. Continued references to family notices and social arrivals in Butte.
A Milwaukee yard incident yesterday morning severely mangled a man named Frank Murphy. Found conscious by officers, his fate unclear, doctors at St James Hospital amputated the arm and he refused to reveal residence or relatives. No witnesses located, police believe he was a worker.
Dominick Ardesson, a mine worker, died in hospital from injuries sustained last Tuesday when a mine blast occurred. Coroner Lane announced an inquest would be held. Local coverage notes the incident and ongoing safety concerns.
Private John Hoey, listed on the casualty list of July 24 among those who died of wounds, resided at Pony, Montana, and was a miner in Tutte for about seven years. He left Butte last September with the large draft contingent for Camp Lewis on September 23. He worked at the Moonlight mine and was attached to a French hospital in his final days, where a friend described his cheerful courage and faith to recover. His funeral was conducted by Captain Lewis of the Red Cross.
Henry W. Meyers of the Federal Food Administration in Montana outlined rationing arguments amid claims some individuals hoarded sugar and received unfair shares. The article notes likely monthly limits, debates over production states, and possible changes that would affect all citizens.
Fragmentary OCR text describes continued confusion over a skirmish involving French and German forces. It mentions a general, a party under fire, and German withdrawal from a position, with attempts to confirm enemy presence. Names and exact details are partially obscured.
London dispatch cites Daily Man's correspondent describing the hardest fighting on extreme northern and southern wings. He notes heavy machine gun and artillery losses, with many guns overrun north of the Puiy and large numbers captured, though exact totals are unclear.
Butte records list servicemen and their fates with ranks and names including Cecil Sullivan Christopher Martin Baz Keapich Leonard Metters John Edwards Joan Byrne Kremer Tuohy Joseph Parke Elmer A Chatham and others noting killed in action died of wounds drowned and other causes.
More than 500 residents oppose abandoning Caledonia Street fire station and moving personnel and equipment to Quarts Street. An engineer studying the action notes efficiency concerns as the matter will be discussed at the next council meeting, Mrs. Corry states.
A London Australia dispute over extending the franchise sparks debate as Parliament grapples with women’s eligibility. The article notes resistance and questions of entitlement, reflecting broader suffrage tensions. The piece cites officials from Scotland and Ireland and references the voting context.
London reports that Crutich representatives in Vladivostok Murmansk Archangel published a declaration from the Triist government to the peoples of Russia. The statement says the coming government will be friends and urges self determination and aid to help yourselves.
British and French forces report advances on multiple sectors including a rapid Allied push near Amiens and Chaulnes with tank and infantry operations. Austrian positions between Asiago and Canove seen raided, yielding 313 prisoners. Italian retirement in Albania halted. Turkish actions in the Caucasus continued with Armenian holds.
The fate of Butte railroad terminals hinges on regional director decisions in Chicago and Director General W G McAdoo. A conference ended with no firm announcement as to consolidation or which station will serve as union depot. Local official RT Taylor noted information will come from Washington and warned riders to expect changes.
The notice expresses heartfelt gratitude to kind neighbors and friends for expressions of support during the burial of nephew John. It thanks those who assisted and shared sympathy.
The Cua Richards, Inc. records honor a relative aged 48, with funeral services at Morning Morning Church and burial in the Haly cemetery near the family residence on North Montana Street. The deceased is connected to the St. Lawrence church and related rites.
The report notes funeral arrangements for William P Knight who died yesterday morning and whose body rests at White's undertaking parlors with time and place to be announced. It also mentions Signe Lovina Sjoblom, youngest daughter of Isaac and Maria Sjoblom of 2313 Fir Street, whose memorial is implied. Card of Thanks from the Yarend family extends gratitude for sympathy and Rural offerings to St Mark's Lutheran Church.
The funeral for Leander Duncan will be held at Daniels and Bilboa chapel on tomorrow afternoon under the Fraternal Order of Eagles. Interment will be at Mountain View cemetery. The remains of Sam Novich will be moved this evening to Peter Kos previca’s home, with funeral at the Carpenter Union hall tomorrow afternoon and services at the Serbian Orthodox church, followed by interment at Mount Moriah cemetery.
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