Roosevelt Speech Sparks War Front Dispute in Anaconda Letter
Private Frank B. Gliser in France condemns Theodore Roosevelt for a Carney speech against Wilson. He cites Roosevelt’s partisan attack and hopes for a Democratic Senate as war news filaments. Gliser praises Wilson's war effort while detailing troop provisioning and logistics, noting U.S. supplies and aid groups aiding the cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank B. Gliser
France
New York Herald
Theodore Roosevelt
Carney Kote
Frank
Roosevelt
Germany
Wilson
Senate
Congress
Ea Johnson
Neelae
Teddy
Private Lyons 15 Wounded in Action in France
Private Charles Lyons 15 wounded in action October 16. Lyons, well known in Anaconda and Butte, orphan, entered service from mining work in Pioneer district. He served with Camp Lewis, Camp Kearny, and the Fortieth Division in France. Memorial services will be held at Margaret Theater at 2:00 p.m. Meet at club rooms at 2:30 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Lyons
Lawin EB. Graupner
Standard
Gener
Washington, D. C
Aries Vyons
Lyons
Anaconda
Butte
Griupner
Camp Lewis
Camp Kawa
Camp Kearny
San Diego
France
Harris
Margaret Theater
Club
Memorial Exercises Open To The Public In Anaconda
Memorial ceremonies open to the public at the Margaret theater at 4 o clock this afternoon under the auspices of Benevolent and Protective Order of Bike Anaconda judge No 28 percent Dan M Kelly of Butte will deliver the memorial address Officers of the local Wedge will conduct the ritual program with opening intermezzo sacred intermezzo and titles Heartsease by Neil Moret Invocation by Rev J W Hard calling roll of honored dead and other musical selections including Crossing the Bar and Mel ody of Peace The event is open to all persons regardless of creed or fraternal affiliation
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anaconda
Benevolent and Protective Order of
Bike
Margaret Theater
Wedge
Dan M. Kelly
Buttedge
Lows Trinity
Dore Moses Tobani
Job Lodge
J. W. Hard
D. R. Ford
Apollo Quartet
Charles A. Roberts
John Susrue
Lodge
Wey
G.,meyer
Elks
Anaconda Churches Schedule and Health Measures
St Mark's Episcopal at Main and Sixth lists morning and evening services with no Sunday school until health improves. The church will be disinfected before and after each service under Rev J W Hard. First Methodist Episcopal at Oak and Third, Charles F Wolfe presides with 10:43 am worship and sermon by the pastor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mark's Episcopal Church
Main
St. Mark's
J .W. Hard
Methodist Episcopal Church
Oak and
Third Streets
Charles F Wolfe
Third
Corner
Sixth Oak
Our Saviors Lutheran Church
C. J. Mithun
Nor Wegian
Ladies’ Aid Society
E. Salvesen
East Sixth Street
Paul J. Strege
Fifth and
Chestnut
First Baptist
Fifth and Locust Streets
T.W. Hayes
Young’ People's Meeting
J. A Meeke
Religious Services and Activities Listed for Sunday
Sunday school times, worship services, and special programs across multiple churches. Includes Epworth league at 6 30 pm, evening worship with subject When a Man Sees God, Presbyterian Woman missionary praise service with organ preludes and multiple solos, choir readings and a patriotic high school orchestra, and interfaith notices from Lutheran, Norwegian Lutheran, Christian Science, A M E church, First Baptist, and Theosophical Society details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Avery
Epworth League
Presbyterian Woman's Missionary
W. E
W. H. Trippet
Pierce Barker
W. Kem
Reading
F. Adams
W. A. McIntyre
Mr. McAfee
Mesdames Farnsworth
Scott
Collins
Lelia
Logan
Mr. Sanders
Mrs. Pierce
Patriotic High School
Baruch Resigns War Industries Board Head
Washington November 80. Bernard Baruch chairman of the War Industries Board has forwarded his resignation to President Wilson to take effect in January. No announcement has been made but acceptance is not yet reported. Baruch reportedly does not expect further hearing on a possible Treasury secretary appointment and believes the board’s affairs can be closed by year’s end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Wilson
Bill Graham
Washington
Hernard
Baruch
War Industries ‘Board
Tov
the Treasury
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Columbia Grafonolas and Records
Columbia
THE
Fuller Drug CO
Rexall Store
East Park Avenue
E. F. Ulrich
East Park
Anaconda News
Huskies
New York
MMA
Frank Glaser
United States
America
the Red Cross
Young ‘Men's Christian Association
Knights of Columbus
Edwin Graupner
Keppler Jewelry CO
Copper City Com. Co
Main Street
Goldeen
Olving
Saviner
Anaconda National Bank
Capital
Bea Nye
Wonder Woman
Blanch Boyd
Cummings & Carroll
Chameleon
William and Rose Cody
Eleanore and
Roberto
Bluebird
Zion Lutheran Church
Christian Science Society
Oak Street
A.M. E
West
Commercial Avenue
Mel Knight
Sp. m
A. C. EB. Teague
Theosophical Society
Hall of ‘Theosophy
EB. Catlin
Lizen
WAR Board
Emerson
Schlappi
Montana
R. B. Abbott CO
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