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Newspaper

Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Dec 23, 1917

Page

2

Red Cross Dressings Class Teaches Butte Women

Mrs. W. A. Bower of Anaconda leads a Red Cross dressings class at the Women’s Patriotic Association work rooms in Butte assisted by Miss Frances Turner. Nine local women completed the course and were named supervisors of the dressings program. the class will resume next Saturday with public enrollment at the Red Cross rooms in the Hennessy building.

W. A. Bower Anaconda Butte Women's Patriotic Association Mire. Bower National Red Cross Frances Turner C. R. Leonard Er. Sullivan J. Niven J.C. Pyle John Scovil G. A Laurier Philp Ormund Red Cross Hennessy C. HR. Nighman C.F. Berrien Harry Gallwey James B. Halford Harry Turner Thomas Degnan J.T Wey Helen Parker Bil Ward

War Summary by the Associated Press

The bulletin reports gains for Italy in Monte Asolone and notes Austrian and German attempts repelled as talks on peace in Russia drag. It details Bolshevik worries, separatist shifts in Ukraine, and mixed Russian terms, with naval and German munition plant incidents also mentioned.

Plunkett Sees Hopeful Path From Irish Convention

Dublin Friday December 20 Sir Horace Plunkett chairman of the Irish Convention spoke tonight on probable outcomes. He expressed hope for the future noting that while a unanimous report could not yet be promised the convention had agreed on many points likely to improve the Irish question.

Ireland Dublin Horace Plunkett

War Savings Stamps Drive Active in Butte

War savings stamps are being promoted in Butte with postmaster Phil C. Goodwin leading thrift campaign efforts. Digest two days boosted sales, while a national circular explains how to buy stamps and their benefits. Postmasters received orders and return cards to facilitate mail delivery and follow up sales.

Hutte War Savings Phil C. Goodwin War Savings Thrift Butte W. G. Meadd Treauty

Avalanche of bundles buries Postoffice workers

A flood of Christmas mail clogged the Butte Postoffice as residents waited until the last minute to mail gifts. Clerical staff must work through today to clear the backlog after trains ran 12 to 24 hours late last week, leaving many packages awaiting shipment on the Tate trains.

Butte Tate

Conspirators Sentenced to Prison Terms in Michigan Case

Albert C. Kaltschmidt and four or five co-defendants were convicted in federal court on conspiracy charges. Kaltschmidt received four years in federal prison at Leavenworth and a $20,000 fine. Sister Ida Neef got three years in the local house of correction and a $15,000 fine. Fritz A. Neef, Carl Schmidt, and Maria Schmidt were each sentenced to two years at Leavenworth and $10,000 fines. Franz Respa, 70, was acquitted on three counts but to face two other indictments. The case involved plans to start a military enterprise against Canada, dynamite Detroit screw works, and destroy the St Clair River tunnel at Port Townsend.

Detroit Mich Albert_C. Kaltschmidt Leavenworth Kaw Ida Neef House of Correction Fritz A. Neef Carl Schmidt Maria Franz Respa Kaltschmidt United States Canada St. Clair River Port Turon

More Money Sought for War Preparations in New Deficiency Estimates

Washington reports deficiency estimates submitted to Congress total nearly 450 million dollars for war preparations in the current fiscal year. The Navy requests exceed 45 million dollars with a largest item of 15,458,500 dollars for naval ordnance and ordnance stores.

Washington Congress Navy Naval

Liquor import ban to take effect across Canada

Ottawa reports Premier Borden announced a prohibition on importing intoxicating liquors into Canada starting Monday and a future prohibition of manufacture, with details to follow. The ban will apply during the war and for one year after peace ends, with an investigation into liquor industry conditions before the manufacture date is set.

Ottawa Ontario Canada Borden

Second Will of Queen Declared Forged in Hawaii Court

Honolulu December 21. A 1917 will of Queen Liliuokalani, bequeathing most of the estate to Theresa Belliveau, was ruled a forgery by Judge C. W. Ashford. Witness Sam Kamakala testified he signed at his home, not at the queen’s bedside, and that Theresa offered a church bribe to sign. A 1909 will also contested as Queen mentally incompetent. Meanwhile in Washington, treasury cashier C. S. Pearce urged reinvestment of first Liberty bond interest in war savings stamps. In West Salem Ohio, robbers blew the outer safe door of the Farmer State Bank and stole bonds, negotiable paper, and cash.

Honolulu Tilivokalani Theresa Belliveau C. W. Ashford Sam Kamakala H. Keakoha Kamaka Theresa Liliuokalan Jonah Cupid” Kalanianaole Hawaii Washington Pearce United States Treasury West Salem Ohio Farmer State Bank

Printing Ink Industry Warns of Embargo Crisis

New York discharge reports the printing ink industry in peril due to a carbon black embargo ordered by the federal priority board. Philip Ruxton of the Nash Association of Printing Ink Manufacturers urged President Wilson to secure relief by rail, warning daily papers and all print users may soon face ink shortages.

New York United States Federal Priority Board Philip Ruxton Nash Association of Printing Ink Manufacturers Wilson Ruxton Ruston

Meatless mincemeat praised as wartime dish

Washington reports meatless mincemeat approved by the national emergency garden committee as a meatless Christmas companion to pumpkin pie and gingerbread. A 500 troop test on a transport praised its camouflage mincemeat mix of seeded raisins prunes lemon juice peel elder sugar. The piece notes turkey may still fit the meatless day amid a Michigan coal shortage.

Washington National Emergency Garden Committee Food’ Administration Turkey

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