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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 21, 1917
Page
2
The city exemption board starts passing on 500 exemption claims as Mayor Maloney returns. Examining through the week, with final physicals Thursday at 9 AM for those not yet examined or who failed earlier. Dependent-relatives affidavits are being scrutinized to avoid improper exemptions.
The First Presbyterian Sunday school holds its annual picnic tomorrow in Nine Mile canyon. Attendees should bring their own lunch, watermelon and ice cream will be served, and automobiles depart the church at 8 30 a m.
Washington report on August 20 states Herbert Hoover discussed sugar stabilization with a New York Coffee and Sugar Exchange committee. Prices have recently advanced sharply as the Food Administration works to extend controls to sugar denlines after finishing the wheat flour and bread program.
Miss Rankin recounts her first days as the first woman in the House, stories of media attention, escort arrangements, and the reaction of colleagues. She discusses suffrage, meeting Balfour, and aims to show women’s role in politics while praising eight hour work for female clerks and a proposed soldiers families allowance.
The Rialto audience lauds Chaplin in The Immigrant for its refined humor and Chaplinesque charm. May Allison and Harold Lockwood star in The Promise, a rugged Northwest drama with strong battle scenes and a vivid love interest. Both attractions headline Rialto engagements through Thursday.
Six supreme vaudeville acts headline the People's Hippodrome with Paul Armstrong's one act playlet To Save One Girl backed by Pathe News and a Universal comedy. An entirely new show will be offered tomorrow.
Governor Campbell condemned deportation methods used by the Citizens' Loyalty league after they removed more than 1,200 strikers and sympathizers from Bisbee on July 12. He also called the Industrial Workers tactics a stench in the nostrils of decent Americans in a personal letter to Cochise officials and Bisbee leaders.
Russellville Kentucky August 20 Sheriff James N Taylor a Logan County exemption board member and County Judge J W Edward were arrested today by a deputy US marshal on charges of conspiring to violate the selective draft law.
National War Work Council of the Y M C A announces a vast film program for soldiers in training across 348 cantonments camps and posts. Eight million feet of films weekly will entertain National Guardsmen and recruits of the National Army, stretching from New York to Fargo North Carolina and lasting over three years in one continuous program.
A big horn Rocky Mountain sheep can cross mountain peaks in minutes, covering in effect the distance a hunter would spend two hours traversing. The note highlights the creature's remarkable speed and endurance in rugged terrain.
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