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Newspaper

Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Dec 11, 1917

Page

10

Unification of Railroads Promoted by Wilson Plan

President Wilson plans to ask Congress for special wartime legislation to unify the railroads. After meetings with Senator Newlands, indications point to a possible address before holidays. Views split on suspension of antitrust laws and government operation, with railroads seeking efficiency and control via pooling and rate changes.

Washington Wilson Congress Senator Newlands Senate Interstate Commerce Committee Commerce “Commission Newlands

Navy declares readiness for war effort export in report

Secretary Daniels outlines the first American destroyer flotilla now ready to chase submarines at a British base. He cites vast wartime expansion in officers and men, ships, stations, and budgets, noting promises to maintain preparations for any call and to seek enduring peace through constant readiness.

Washington United States Daniels Naval Service Publc Navy

Navy Budget and Training Plans Amid World War Conditions

Secretary Daniels reviews naval expansion after war conditions, citing training facilities for 113650 men and a three year program including battleships cruisers and submarines. He proposes personnel boosts for peacetime merit based promotions and expands aviation, trade schools, and apprentice ranks while signaling future international naval cooperation efforts.

Naval Academy Nepe Gen- 1 Board of the Navy Daniels Navy Iman Ente

Rockefeller Foundation War Relief Budget Exceeds Five Million

New York December 10 The Rockefeller foundation budget for war relief expenditures in 1918 will reach 5 050 000 with a possible addition of 5 000 000 from the principal fund The budget was approved by trustees at their monthly meeting The estimated income for 1918 is 10 745 360 of which 4 293 4 is a balance from 1917 largely already appropriated for Y M C A and other camp activities The proposed expenditures include 8 345 000 for the work of the International health board Of this amount 424 000 is for the tuberculosis commission in France Trustees may call upon the principal fund to meet war needs and consider additional appropriations from time to time

New York Rockefeller Foundation Y.M.C.A International Health Board Tuberculosis Commission France

Dog Bite Verdict Awards $100 in Damages

John Lauchetti pays Morack $100 after a jury in Judge Lynch department finds the dog attack caused by Lauchetti’s large 150 pound dog. Morack held a baby when bitten. he sought $600. He incurred $25 in medical costs and lost six shifts at the mine. The trial featured Attorney J O Davies for Morack and M Kerr Beadle for Lauchetti. The jury consisted of several local residents.

John Lauchetti Mike Morack Lauchetti Morack Lynch Department of the Distri Court Blaintif Laudetth Attorny J John Parke Joe Normandeau George Moore Simon Willoughby J.A. Poitras Mike Peters H. S Meilies Joseph Willams Gustave Danibers

Registered Men May Enlist in the Marines

Registered men may enlist in the Marine Corps before Saturday December 15 without exemption-board consent per instructions to Sergeant George N Speer. Ages 18 to 36, height limits raised to 4 feet 5 inches through 6 feet 2 inches, married men may enlist with wife statement releasing government from burden beyond husband’s support. Recruiting station remains open after December 15 and will accept registered men later with draft-board statements not needed in current draft. James Powell of Anaconda accepted for enlistment yesterday.

Marine Corps George N James Powell Anaconda

Comely Jeanne Carleton Seeks Husband Through Mayor

A San Diego resident, 29 year old Jeanne Carleton, writes to Butte Mayor W. H. Maloney asking him to help her find a husband. She praises herself as attractive, a good cook, a musician, and well educated, and notes her general delivery address in the letter received yesterday.

Jeanne Carleton W. H. Maloney Butte Miss Carleton San Diego Cal

Real estate transfers and deeds listed in brief

Land and investment firms sell parcels to Mary Cantwell and Kate Parks in Bellevue and Ancient additions. Daw Logue and Daly Addition moves with single dollar transfers. Gallagher and Farren mortgage notes cover multiple lots and acreage totaling 48.47 acres for 350 dollars.

Daly Joseph Daw Charles H. Logue Butte Edward Gallagher

Mining figure Thomas Rodda dies after short illness

Thomas Rodda aged 62 died last night at 501 West Aluminum Street after a brief illness. A native of England, he lived in the city and Burlington for 38 years and was active in mining. Survived by four children Mrs Emery Starkweather Minnie B Elmer Rodda and Lucille Rodda, a brother Josiah and a sister Mrs Eliza Dwyer. Funeral arrangements to be announced.

Thomas Rodda Thomas Rodda Aluminum Street England Burlington Emery Starkweather Minnie B Elmer & Rodda Butte

Exemption Board Reports31 Examined for Army Service

The Butte exemption board examined thirty one men at the city hall headquarters after notice from the adjutant general to report for national service or face desertion. The exam included a physical test conducted by Dr. W. Matthews and Dr. H. A. Maillett, with those who passed subject to possible call.

National Army Butte City Hall W. ©. Matthews H. A. Maillett

Armenian Relief Report and Funds Allocation Noted

Fragmented report indicates Armenian and Syrian relief fundraising and a special proclamation by Mayor to support headquarters setup. The text mentions organizational work and mobilization efforts tied to a Thornton hotel location and a city campaign.

Foe Sicioner Butaatweatacaa Thornton Rotel

Spanish Ship Cladio Haded Bombarded by Submarine

Maaria reports Premier Alhuce mas announced that the Spanish steamship Cladio hadeen was attacked by a German submarine. eight sailors were killed and others wounded in the raid.

Maaria Alhucemas

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