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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 20, 1917
Page
10
Public Ledger company presents a 1912 1917 dated excerpt titled My Four Years in Germany. The work mirrors early 20th century imperial German court narratives with copyright retained by Public Ledger Canada. All rights reserved.
A fragmentary interview recounts discussions with Chancellor von Bethmann-Hollweg on German peace terms before U S involvement. Topics include Belgium withdrawal with guarantees, forts, Belgian army limits, occupation of ports, and a Belgian commercial role, plus redrawn frontiers in Northern France and the involvement of Austria Italy and Romania. The piece notes President Wilson’s Jan 23 address referencing the Dec 18 peace note and a future world guaranteed peace, including a possible independent Poland and neutral sea lanes.
An article fragment discusses Germany resuming ruthless submarine warfare spurred by a president's speech to the American public. It also notes raids by Special Patrolmen on a cigar store on East Park Street and West Street, arresting several men amid claims of illicit gaming and pre-sunday sales.
Hubert H. D Autremont praised Butte’s rapid growth in two years noting many new fine buildings and overall appearance. He compared the city favorably with Bisbee and Arizona, urging miners and companies to settle disputes and boost copper production for the West’s economy.
Traffic officers booked motorists including Mrs Mary Mas Calderon, Richard Murtha, and John Lukinw for speeding. Others cited were James Marry for no number, Ed French and Dr E Cowperthwaite for passing a street car, and Ed Pinning without a mutt. Motorcycle patrol on Harrison avenue had little effect on speeds yesterday.
In strike bulletins the metal mine workers union alleges gambling games run openly in Butte downtown. The bulletin says some strikers were forced back to work after losing money.
Albert Bergman, a Missoula sheepherder, resisted two men who attempted to take $140. He clashed on East Mercury Street, drawing a crowd before one highwayman fled into Captain Mike O'Donnell. Roy Torgus, a recent Spokane arrival, collided with the officer while trying to intervene. Bergman was badly used up.
Foundation company of New York begins building a concrete shaft at Granite Mountain near North Butte. Work proceeds from 3,000 foot level to 2,400 feet, with plans to move to 1,600 feet as timbering issues arise. Project aims for completion within four months and operation by early next year.
Reports on St Charles Helena new school nearing completion ready for occupancy at fall term. Summer institute opens Tuesday in Helena with attendees from local clergy and parish groups. Catholic community events include the League of the Sacred Heart picnic at Lake Avoca and church sports day.
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