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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1914
Page
9
Hosiery counter highlights regular 35¢ and 40¢ stockings, two pairs for 26¢ in black cotton and silk lisle options. Wire Tip hose three pairs for a dollar, boys and girls stock ings two pairs for 50 cents, cashmere and silk toe varieties priced to appeal.
An equally good value offered at the same special price in a lace boot crafted from all gun metal. The item emphasizes durability and style with a focus on the metal finish and affordability for buyers seeking value.
Childrens ready made dresses stamped with easy designs for embroidering in sizes 1 to 6 years priced at 75 cents each. Stamped pillow tops in many new designs cost 36 cents each. Stamped scarfs centers and runners in simple designs range from 50 cents to 1.75 dollars each.
The briefings note minor enemy raids near Arras with no results, protests over bombardments of Armentieres, royal visits to French fronts, and mixed updates from London Berlin and Petrograd. Major claims include reinforcements to Africa, Russian gains near Lodz and Cracow, and patrols by British warships in the Atlantic.
Bern via Wireless to London reports military critics say the time is ripe to resume active operations against the Russians after reinforcements. German gains have reduced invasion fears in German provinces while Austrian advances into Serbia suggest a quick campaign conclusion. An observer notes Serbia appears near collapse. Western fronts show uncertain changes as German attacks are repulsed and the U boat threat near Havre is lauded by the German press.
The Worth announces that Germany has paid 1,280,000 francs ($254,000) to Luxembourg for damage to fields and crops from troop movement and 811,000 francs ($62,000) for road and street damage in France. Payment routed via London around 9:00 p.m.
In federal court, jurors retired to deliberate on the Latva versus Anaconda Copper Company suit after instructions by Judge Bourquin. Earlier, settlements closed actions for Corrado Modena's death and a $60 day extension granted to Frank Osterman against the same firm. Bankruptcy actions involving W Grobe, G P Herod, and Johnson were resolved or adjudged.
Washington November 30 Rear Admiral Blue chief of the naval station bureau told the house naval affairs committee that 240 additional officers and about 4600 men are required to fully equip all American warships of actual military value. He outlined the personnel and training gaps facing the navy as it expands its fleet.
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