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Newspaper

Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Dec 14, 1917

Page

7

Butte Current Notes Residents and Visitors Report

Rent pianos from Orton Bros and Bretn-Bloch clothes. Kathryn Green of Whitehall hosted friends. A. S. Beckwith of St. Ignatius visiting Butte. Dr. C. E. McCoy of Bozeman arrived. C. F. Naegie of Helena on business. D. McMasters of Melrose seeking opportunities. William A. Blackburn of Billings visiting. Births include a son for Mr. and Mrs. Frank Christie and a son for Mr. and Mrs. Ralph S. Linch. Virginia City residents D. A. Noble and party in town.

Orton Bros Bretn-Bloch Clothes Tonkin'a Missoula Palace Hotel Kathryn Green Whitehall Cable Butte Owen M. Stevens West Quartz Street Paul Lovelace Phil Grenan M. L. Rickman Helena Virginia City D. A. Noble

Diamond collection grows with larger, high quality gems

The ad touts a selection of diamonds sold for $50.00 each, claiming top quality and larger sizes. It asserts the gems fetch higher prices elsewhere and suggests rapid growth in inventory while emphasizing value and exclusivity.

Butte Visitors and Local Notices Mixed in Daily Column

The column lists guests at Finien, Thornton, Acoma and Leggat hotels in Butte including Albright Dick Noble Ferris and Thomas, with Dillon visitors and Great Falls travelers. It notes marriage license issued to Burns and Durkish, mentions Honeychurch clarification, and previews books, gifts, and a Christmas photo studio promotion. Also mentions Boulder Hot Springs excursion rate and A G Corbett travel plans to Long Beach and Puget Sound returning Feb 15.

Albright Dick Noble R. Ferris W.H. Thomas Finien A. W. Stewart Great Falls Butte Harry Schuler Gillecott Albert Anderson Dillon N. B. Smith Mary Seeger White Sulphur Springs Acoma Harley Leach George BE. Lowell Thomas Scott Leggat Hotel Saturday Evening Post P.O Studio Grand West Broadway Terk Otis Lee Donald C. Burns Ennis Alzen N. Durkish Laurin Frederick Honeychurch Fir Street Honeychurch P. O. News Butte Women's Christian Temperance Union Presbyterian Sunday School H. F. Carman P. O Boulder Hot Springs Montana J. M. Reynold A. G. Corbett Long Beach Cal Seattl Puget Sound

Russia in turmoil with Bolsheviks gaining ground says correspondent

A World War era dispatch reports Bolsheviks expanding influence in Russia despite Western outrage. It notes 7000 naked corpses pulled from rivers near Petrograd, claims of dire conditions, and Siberian forces led by General Pleskoff seeking monarchy. The piece cites Cossacks as stabilizing and predicts a future Russian front against Germany.

Russia Suez Petrograd Siberia Pleskoff

Bolsheviks push to control assembly and exclude Democrats

Reports from Petrograd say the Bolsheviks plan to force the constituent assembly to serve their aims and exclude the constitutional democrats, labeling them counterrevolutionary. A Times correspondent notes Pravda declares only a bread peace and land assembly will be recognized. In Chicago, four of eight women letter carriers resign from a Tuesday experiment and seek mailroom jobs.

Petrograd Constitutional Democratic Party London The Times Pravda Chicago

Survivor Gilson Found Among the Navy Yard

Vice Admiral Sims announced Lester Joseph Gilson a seaman previously listed as missing from the destroyer Jacob Jones has been found among the fleet. Gilson’s mother, Mrs. Alvina Gilson of Green Bay Wisconsin, is noted in the dispatch. The report also includes terse notes from Amsterdam about German actions and peace conditions amid ongoing hostilities.

Washington Aambral Sims Navy Department Lester Joseph Gilson Jacob Ones Gilson Alvina Gilson Green Bay Wis

Senators Seek Facts on War Materials Delays in 1918

Senators pressed General Crozier for details on delayed deliveries of ordnance in 1918 arguing that Congress provided funds but materials were not in time. The discussion touched on use of British or French designs and the seven year design cycle, with Crozier noting emergency could justify earlier action.

Weeks Crozier Hitchcock Germany Sock Croater Congress

Delays in Ammunition and Gun Choices Questioned

Senator Chamberlain pressed whether rifle use caused delay in war readiness. General Crozier said no delay for American troops reaching the theater and noted the intent to avoid Lewis guns in favor of Browings. He stated French guns would be ample through April and that a surplus of allied weapons exists for the first time.

Chamberlain Ammun Wadsworth Crozier Hitchcock

Liberal Construction 10 Put On Excess Profits

Washington officials outlined wartime tax rules with liberal construction for the excess profits law. Internal Revenue Commissioner Ro per described deductions for reasonable salaries before tax, treat professional equipment as a noncapital adjunct, and allow inventories at cost or market value for merchants including brokers as securities traders.

Washington Associated Business Newspapers Internal Revenue Roper

Zeppelin Lands On Dutch Village Roofs In Morning Report

An airship flying the French flag, believed to be a Zeppelin, descended on housetops in Eemnes Duten village this morning as the crew had already abandoned the airship. In New York sugar shortages persist into year end with federal administrator George M. Rolph noting no relief imminent and East prices not higher than West.

Hous Amsterdam Duten Eemnes Telegraaf New York George M. Rolph

Brief Strike in Twin Cities Prompts Federal Inquiry

The article reports a brief strike in Minneapolis and St Paul amid calls for state and federal action. Secretary Baker and the president’s labor commission consider an informal visit to the Twin Cities to observe the dispute and coordinate with local officials and labor representatives.

Burnquist Secretary of War Washington George M. Lawson Minnesota Commission Twin Cities Pubic Safety Commission

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