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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 20, 1918
Page
8
London reports detail brutal German outrages against British prisoners. Testimonies describe flame thrower attacks, squid fire, and prisoners burned or killed during March and subsequent actions. The British government has protested these acts to Germany.
Butte plans avaudeville show next Saturday at the impress theater to cheer future Huskies. Local school officials and theater managers provide acts, music, and brief speeches for the Dig get together meeting for class 1 division A men. Uncle Dick Sutton donates the theater, stage hands volunteer services, and performers donate time to support military prospects.
A husband and wife living at 2806 South Main Street offer their services and bonds to assist the nation. They declare willingness to sell all possessions to buy bonds, travel as needed, and work for the cause, though they anticipate possible refusal. He is a Clark mill worker with long service and nursing background.
Proud mother announces birth of a son at the Guernsey home. Major Guernsey, serving in France, cables news of happiness to Mrs Guernsey in New York. The couple wed August 16, 1917, honeymooned in Petersburg Virginia where he was stationed with the Field Artillery. Mrs. Guernsey is Margaret Clark Henderson, daughter of Francis Henderson of the Plaza Hotel and Amidie Farm Scotch Plains New Jersey.
Oscar Leroy Howe a Kansas soldier famed as a poet of an infantry unit at Camp Funston went missing after being assigned to the pots and pans detail. He was believed to have forgotten to return and is now arrested as a result of the lapse.
In Douglas county Kansas a Red Cross sale featured Governor Capper auctioneering with his old gray hat, called the Bonnet. The hat sold for 44 dollars, and he keeps wearing it as his favored headpiece despite three years since its return to him.
The Canadian government handles external affairs via the British ambassador in Washington. The ambassador represents the British empire’s interests and maintains correspondence between Ottawa and London.
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