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Newspaper

Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Aug 12, 1917

Page

6

Meeting called off for this afternoon in Butte turmoil

Acting Mayor Hanratty blocks Finns rally over city playgrounds and safety, thwarting a metal trades council mass meeting planned at Mehren ball park. Scouts seek Columbi Gardens as alternative while police pledge protection. A Finn delegation seeks church protection today as miners return to work amid patrols and protests.

Hanratty Finnsh Metal Trades Council Mehren Ball Park Columbi Gardens Hannatty Big Butte Columbia Gardens Metal Mine Workers Clem Burkhard The Standard Nelgen Ball Park Butte Metal Major Williams W. W

Henderson Seen As Honest Labor Liaison In Government

Mr. Henderson is described as a straightforward public figure once viewed as a government ambassador to labor and a spokesman on labor issues. A possible honest misunderstanding could explain recent tensions or snags in the situation.

Henderson Labor

Danish Seamen Union backs British union on Stockholm conference

Copenhagen August 11 Peter Wright director of the British Seamen and Firemen's Union says the Danish Seamen's Union adheres to its earlier resolution not to carry peace delegates to the Stockholm conference. He adds that the Danish union stands with the British union and insists the conference is a German scheme.

Copenhagen Peter Wright Seamen and Firemen'’s Union

Open air rally in Glasgow denounces ban on pacifist conference

In Glasgow on August 11, a large demonstration protested the authorities ban on the workers and soldiers council conference. James Ramsay MacDonald spoke amid cheers and red flags, condemning efforts to prevent delegates from Stockholm and urging a democratic peace that avoids women's and children's suffering.

Glasgow Scotland Workers and Soldiers’ Council Independent Labor Party James Ramsay MacDonald Stockholm Europe

Walkerville Firemen Annual Picnic Today

The Walkerville fire department hosts its annual picnic at Moullen reservoir today with ice cream soft drinks and rides for all. Six large trucks will shuttle residents between Walkerville city hall and the six mile reservoir as a free event expected to draw crowds away from the town.

Walkerville Moullen Reservoir

Woman Slashed After Quarrel Over Man in Cabin

A violent dispute at 343 Hopkins Street left Sarah Johnson and another woman wounded. The assailant slashed the Johnson woman on the wrist forearm and forehead, severing an artery. The attacker fled. the injured received treatment at the emergency hospital.

Sarah Johnson Hopkins Street Johnson

American Socialist loses mailing privileges

Chicago August 11 The American Socialist weekly of the national socialist party had its second class mailing privileges revoked by the post office department. The move follows the June issues being held unmailable under the espionage law.

Chicago National Socialist Party Today Washington Post Office Department

Germer Freed After Interrogation Over Speech

Adolph Germer national secretary of the socialist party was arrested for seditious utterances at an American Liberty and Defense league meeting in Chicago. He was released after a Justice Department inquiry found insufficient evidence for formal charges following a conference between bureau chief Hinton G. Clabaugh and District Attorney Charles F. Clyne.

Chicago Adolph Germer Socialist Party American Liberty and Defense League Federal Department of Justice Hinton G. Clabaugh Bureau Charles F. Clyne Germer

Ouimet Declines Draft Exemption to Aid War Effort

Francis Ouimet western amateur golf champion and former national amateur and open title holder announced in Boston that he would not seek draft exemption. He passed the physical and said his services were at his country's disposal in any capacity, whether in the army or playing golf for the Red Cross. He noted receiving anonymous letters accusing him of being a slacker based on reports he would seek exemption.

Boston Francis Ouimet Red Cross Ouimet

Submarine Collides With Mayflower in Boston Harbor

In thick fog a U S submarine collided with the Nantasket beach excursion steamer Mayflower in Boston harbor. The submarine sustained slight material damage while the Mayflower received a hole in her port side and one seaman on the steamer broke a leg. Fifteen hundred passengers were transferred to the Rose Standish and brought to the city.

Boston United States Navy Yard Rose Standish

Lavish Welcome Planned for Japanese Mission to Pacific Coast

A Pacific Coast Port reports lavish entertainment awaiting a Japanese mission en route to Washington. Plans completed to arrange a welcome surpassing any previous greeting on the Pacific slope.

Pacific Coast United States Washington Pacific Slope

Plant repairs and investigations into Holt and Choisse

It is estimated the plant will take 60 days to return to operation after a daily output of 46,000 pounds of powder. The antecedents of Holt and Choisse are under close investigation.

Holt and Choisse

Archduchess Hedwig of Tuscany Engaged to Count Stolberg Stolbers

A Vienna dispatch reports the engagement of Archduchess Hedwig of Tuscany to Count Bernhard Zu Stolberg Stolbers born in Mankato Mint where his brother long resided. The groom’s brother is Father Martin of the Benedictine monastery of Cottonwood Idaho.

Amsterdam Vienna Archduchess Hedwig Tuscany Bernhard Zu Stolberg- Stolbers Mankato Mint Fasther Martin Cottonwood Idaho

Two Representatives Designated Officers

New York Aug 11 Representative Reuben L Haskell of Brooklyn has been designated for the piecers reserve training camp at Plattsburg and may resign his seat if successful. Fort Riley Aug 11 Guy T Helvering of the Fifth Kansas district is named as a successful applicant for the second reserve officers training camp at Fort Sheridan starting Aug 27. He is 41 and a Democrat who served in a Kansas infantry company in the Spanish American War.

New York Reuben L. Haskell Brooklyn Plattsburg Congress Fort Riley Kan Guy T. Helvering Kansas Fort Sheridan Helvering

Undertakers Notice for Aug 1917 Funerals

Multiple notices list services at Sherman & Reed parlors. William Provost funeral in Sherman & Reed parlors with later arrangements. Erick Turnquist, moored by family, to be at 2 PM Sunday Mountain View. Patrick Gavigan, 58, father of Michael Gavigan, funeral details to follow. William Newman’s funeral planned later.

William Provost Sherman & Reed Turnquist Erick Hilma Turnquist Adolph Turnquist Rockford Til Mountain View Automobiles Newman William Newman William H. Newman Ruby Alaska

Funeral notices for Hughes Davis and White services

The notices announce J. F. Hughes died with remains at White's undertaking. Henry Davis funeral set for Monday at 10 AM under Knights of Pythias and street car employes union at the Knights of Pythias hall. Interment in Jewish cemetery. Sam R. White Funeral Director and Embalmer listed.

Hughes J. F. Hughes White Portors Davis Henry Davis Knights of Pythias

Hart and Morris funerals Scheduled For Weekend

The funeral of William H. Hart is set for Sunday at 2 PM at Richards' funeral chapel under Enterprise lodge I O F L. The body goes to Tumwater, Washington for interment. Harry Morris's funeral is planned for Monday at 2 PM at Richards' chapel with Rev. J H Mitchell officiating, followed by burial in Benav Vern View cemetery.

Fire destroys half of Aetna Explosives plant near Gary

Fire, suspected incendiary, swept through about half of the Aetna Explosive company plant near Gary Indiana early today. Two men named Holt and Chaisse were arrested as the blaze burned at a facility with government contract work and a capacity of noted in the report.

Gary Ind Aetna Explosive Company Here Holt Chaisse

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City Auditorium Joe Shannon War Department East Broadway Broadway J. T D. Brown International Union of Molders Butte Great Falls Brown Walkerville Firemen American Socialist Undertakers Sherman & Refd Tsi Sam R. White South Main Street Joseph Richards, Inc Warrington Richards Pres Mer South Montan St. Phone Larry Duggan I’mbalmer North Main Street M. J. Walsh CO W. Park East Park St Missoula Nursery Utah Ocedhslis Fione West Broadway Oechsli Via Oregon Short Line Railroad Company Union Pacific System Dillon Dillmont Park E. A. Shewe South Montana St I West Broadway
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