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Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Aug 28, 1918

Page

2

YMCA Drive Divisions Named for Sept Campaign

Five divisions will lead the YMCA drive aiming to raise 120000 for a new building. Eugene Carrell chairs the five division leaders with J. Wharton, T. Ruble, Molenim, Le Dy, and Boardman among them. Each division has 60 men in five teams of ten, with captains to be selected today and reviewed by Campaign Director Mogge tomorrow.

YM Ang Salan Snel Tid Eugene Carrell Conte J. Fe Wharton T. Te Ruble Iivision Molenim Gitta Ay Fmveon le Dy Tm Hon Jhe Boardman Rapper Army and Navy Wil Aeist Representative Businessens Aiviston Ith Campaten Mogge

British Forces Press On Along Somme Front

British Byng and Rawlinson push Boehma arm back toward Cambrai and St Quentin as Haig reports gains along a six mile front near Montauban and Dompierre. American and Canadian units advance on the Vesle front and capture ground south of the Somme river while enemy bridges face bombardment and air attack.

Cannet Saint Goeain Laon Byng and Rawlinson Boehma Arm Cambrai St. Quentin Chaulness Toye Novon von Boehms Somme Assen Ea France Marshal Haig Resu Montauban Mamet Dompierre Peronne Bapaume Plouvain Wancourt Tower Wancourt Vaux-Vrancourt Vesse Associated Press Hazochos Tasoches Ameram

Food situation in Austria Hungary report 1918

Geneva correspondent reports dire food scarcity in Austria Hungary with hunger and disease spreading. Slovene Journal says 165,001 children under 100 have died since the war began, Obgor notes 22,842 suffering and high mortality, while Dalmasis cites many more deaths from hunger. Strangers visiting Innis- Druck, Salzburg, Trieste and Flume were ordered to leave by military authorities due to food inability.

New York Times Don Geneva Austria-Hunekar Slovene Hostia Obgor Dalmasis Innis- Druck Salzburg Trieste Flume

Post to Speak in Butte Friday in Two Addresses

Louis F. Post assistant secretary of labor will spend most of Friday in Butte giving two talks. He will address the Butte Rotary Club at lunch and speak at the Broadway theater at 7 30 pm escorted by the A C U M band. M S Donoghue will preside at the meeting and discuss the war policies of the department of labor.

Louis F. Post Butte Butte Rotary Club Broadway Bost Ain AUC. M. Band M.S Donoghue Montana State Federation of Labor Mr. Post Chamber of Commerce

Ryan Heads Aeronautical Section of War Department

Secretary Baker announced the appointment placing the aeronautical program under a single director. Ryan becomes second assistant secretary of war, with Stettinius abroad. Crowell will direct munitions and oversee aircraft production and training under unified control.

Ryan THE WAR Department Baker Air Service Edward J. Stettinius Stettinian France Great Britain Ministry of Ammunitions United States Army Crowell Sumer No Anya Bureau of Military “Aeronautics Bureau of Mi N

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