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07 Feb 1917
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Anaconda Standard in Anaconda, Montana
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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1917
Page
1
Herd law sparks floor clash in state capitol news
Helena dispatch reports heated discussion over herd law as Bernard moves to place the bill on general orders and McMahon pushes to send it to the livestock committee. Silver Bow leaders defend mining and agriculture mixed economy while critics claim the bill harms small farmers and favors large holders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernard
McMahon
Silver Bow
Livestock Committee
Standard
Helena
State Capitol
Montana
Committee On
Flathead Country
Silver Dow
Butte
Kemmis
Richland
Oes
O. W
Anderson
Andrews
Arneson
Ashby
Baldwin
Ball
Taxter
Belden
Bent
Blake
Blodgett
Brooks
Buell
Missoula
Clark
Connolly
Crowley
Diebel
Duty
Eltel
Surface routine masks looming war crisis in Washington
Washington reports an almost quiet surface at the war and navy departments with strict pass requirements and no admittance signs. Behind the scenes navy planners study the annual appropriation bill to empower the president, while plans for submarines and naval speedups proceed and censorship at radio plants tightens. Army funds are ample for now, with potential increases if war arrives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Germany
War
Navy Departments
House
Techmicar Emer Saa
Scretary Daniels
Congress
Dutch subjects ordered to report for military obligations
The Dutch legation in Yaris issues a public notice stating that all Dutch subjects with military obligations whether in the military reserve or territorials must present themselves without delay to the Dutch consulate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yaris
German reassurances ease Belgian relief fears
London reports confirm Germany will not interfere with Belgian and northern France relief. American agents may stay in occupied zones if war comes, with safe conduct. in war, unloading remains at Rotterdam for neutral distribution. Relief aims to resume standard routes, though dispute over North Sea versus English Channel path persists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Belgium
France
Belgian Relief Commission
United States
Germany
Rotterdam
Scotland
English Channel
Falmouth
Allies Fear U S Entry Deepens War Rift
Washington reports that Entente diplomats fear the United States may not join the war, worried Germany triggered a break to halt American supplies. They say U S military action would take about a year to train, threatening trade routes and Caribbean oil interests while preserving German leverage. They seek to safeguard trade and sea lanes, not yet urging active U S combat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Entente
United States
Germany
Europe
Caribbean
Tampico
Ambassador finishes urgent duties in Berlin report
Copenhagen reports James W. Gerard, the American ambassador to Germany, will remain in Berlin until the German government is satisfied on Count von Bernstorff's treatment. He plans to depart via Switzerland or Spain, with staff and some correspondents, after urgent business in Berlin. Passports have been secured for Bernstorff and German officials as they sail next week to Christiania, with Halifax stop for British inspection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Copenhagen
London
James W. Gerard
Germany
Berlin
Count von Bernstorff
Washington
Berlinske Tidende Eays
United States
Switzerland
Spain
Gerard
Berlinske — Tidende
Frederick VII
New York
Christiania
Halifax
Nova Scotia
Great Britain
Norway
St Louis Not Sailing Until Thursday Noon
New York Feb 6 The American Line said the steamship St Louis will not sail for Liverpool before noon Thursday after being held in New York since Saturday amid international tensions. Passengers were told it would depart no earlier than tomorrow, with officials awaiting word from Washington. The shift comes as other ships in transatlantic routes adjust to the wartime situation, including Cunard ending public passenger lists while White Star Line Cra tic sails with limited Americans aboard and a gun on its stern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
St. Louis
Liverpool
State Department
Washington
Kroonland
Nen
Standard Oil Company
White Star
Mediterranean
Germany
Cunard Line
Pershing Takes Command at El Paso Headquarters
At El Paso on February 6 Maj. Gen. J J Pershing arrived to assume the local headquarters left by Brig Gen George Bell Jr who now commands the Eleventh division. Rumors of Washington summons and unit redeployments are officially denied as the transfer proceeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
el Paso
J. J. Pershing
Columbus M
George Bell Jr
Hieventh Division
General Pershing
Washington
German boats are crippled at Philippine ports
Washington reports that 17 warbound German merchant ships examined at Philippine ports show severe damage by their crews, with six months or more needed to render any seaworthy. Of 23 vessels tied in the islands, all but six had been inspected. none could be put into condition without large time and money, suggesting a Berlin order. Officials say no evidence of U.S. plans to seize ships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Philippine
Germany
Ste
Berlin
Mucch
German merchant ships in New York harbor damaged
Uninsured vessels from Germany moored at piers in Klo boken N J and near One Hundred and Thirty-Athe street and the North river Manhattan were reported crippled. Piston heads in two liners engines were cracked and parts of steam machinery in the other two damaged while the Vaterland and the Pennsylvania remained undamaged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aven
Ceu
Germany
A. Kloboken
N. J
North River
Manhattan
Vaterland
Pennsylvania
No Change Noted In Capital War Preparations
Cabinet discussions at the White House focused on wartime preparations and the German submarine campaign. President Wilson and advisers weighed Zimmermann’s Berlin interview and awaited further details on the sinking of a British steamer and the fate of an American sailor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zimmerman
Cabinet
United States
Germany
Wilson
America
Berlin
Eavestone
Prost
Queenstown
Iala
Consis
Snow plows fail as drifts crush Mobridge feed lines
Mobridge South Dakota reports severe snow drift destruction on the Chicago Milwaukee St Paul line. Plows and rotaries abandoned. passages shoveled by people as drifts run from one to four miles long and six to 20 feet deep. Only one train in a week. towns near exhaustion of meat and staples while fuel remains adequate. Livestock losses noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mobridge
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
Increased Appropriations Planned in Congress
Congress moved to boost national defense funding with an $15.09 million naval bill addition including $5.1 million for merchant fleet ammunition and nearly $2 million for anti aircraft units. Senate action targeted enhanced penalties for threats to the president as debates over wartime measures and defense bills continued across committees and chambers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
Germany
House
Senate
United States
Neasion
Emergencien
Verve Corps
Army
National Guard
Be Available for Service Philadelphia Notice
Be Available for Service Philadelphia. Preliminary steps were taken today to put at the entinues on Page 3, Column 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Ballin Does Not Expect Steamships to Be Seized
London dispatch quotes Albert Ballin director general of the Hamburg America Line saying the United States would not seize ships. He expressed hope for a settlement of tensions between the United States and Germany and said he believed the U S would spare no effort to resolve the issue. He noted no rupture in relations with America and called the prospect of seizure unthinkable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Exchange
Tele
Rotterdam
Albert Mallin
Hamburg
Compan
Hiie
America
United States
Governor Moca Deploys State Police to Guard Buildings
Boston February 6 Governor Moca announced state police have been detailed to guard buildings across the state as a precautionary measure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Moca
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