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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1918
Page
12
Fragmentary report notes Senator Chamberlain pressing reform sincerity during New York remarks while critics deem the speech distorted. Also brief funeral notice and obituary fragments for John Malmo and Clara Hambly with burial at Mount Moriah referenced.
Senator Thomas of Colorado faced a heated session after reading a critical letter from a federal defense agent. The missive called him a fool for remarks about wartime prices and incompetence among Democrats. The exchange touched on the military establishment and the need for a legally defined wartime authority.
At Dardanelles a Turkish cruiser and German Breslau engage British forces. The Goeben and Breslau mined during the action and are currently bombarded by British aircraft. Viscount Broome among those saved. details indicate 172 of Mudulli’s crew among a total 210 British losses. A separate report notes the schooner Mahuk Taden wrecked near South Island with copra losses and no reported casualties.
Many thousands of humpback salmon from Puget Sound entered Eastern Maine rivers this autumn as part of stocking programs. The fish mature and return to rivers to spawn and die at about two years. New Orleans reports a district court judge declining a supreme court bid due to a $10,000 campaign cost, amid judiciary reforms discussions.
City discussions over coasting on hills grow heated as police and health authorities report scarlet fever cases and hospital arrangements. A fire department funding dispute and police matron appointment are reviewed while a Syria bound Catholic convert receives good wishes from friends.
Roy's father and the sheriff arrest him after he reveals the deep groove his early life left. Jeanie, the supreme officer, protects her weakling husband in a vivid episode. Margery Wilson stars in the feature at the Imperial Theater tonight.
Government introduces family support and allowances for spouses and dependents of enlisted soldiers and sailors. Information desks open at Anaconda chapter Tu on the Ells building Main Street offering free guidance on rights under the law. Civilian committee members provide help and advice to families affected by absence of a service member.
Questioned display of a service flag for a non naval shipyard worker and tax treatment of home sale proceeds. Answers state service flag use is a custom for armed forces members only, and the taxpayer’s income tax: married filers exempt up to 2000 dollars. 2 percent on income over 2000 up to 4000. net income equals sale price minus cost and related expenses. Guidance suggests consulting the local internal revenue official for filing returns.
At its regular meeting the Anaconda club elected Frederick as president WM Montgomery and WW Jameson as treasurer R Z Williams as secretary trustees include Rick Laist CA Lemmon WM son Williams WW Tornescon HW Aldrich and WA Hower The house committee comprises CA Lemmon J Williams and WA Hower The past year was highly successful despite a drop in membership with younger members largely responding.
During a Red Cross drive the Anaconda club donated 500 dollars. Notice proclaims the primary municipal election by February 16 at 6 PM. electors may register at the courthouse, county clerk, justice of the peace, or notary public in line with Montana law.
Samuel Pews died yesterday evening after an illness at Becks. He had been in Stontana for about six years and was employed as a walter. He was 84? years old.
Five of Tennessee and relatives in Des Moines and St Louis were mentioned as part of the deceased circle, with the person being a member of the Colored Pythias in St Louis. Pending word from relatives, no arrangements have been made for the funeral.
Washington reports stoppage of shipbuilding labeled temporary as Senate investigates. Lumber could reach Pacific coast yards but many ships under construction on the East coast must finish promptly due to material shortages. Meanwhile a bomb killed no one at Lorenzo Bell’s saloon in Tallan district. police seek motive and suspect.
The Sincere Company Limited opens its largest Orient department store in Shanghai on Nanking road. The five story building occupies a full block with the Oriental hotel, and the entire business range is managed by former operators of its department store.
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