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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1918
Page
7
The principal office of the Daily Standard is at 119 North Main Street, Butte. Telephones: business department 422, editorial department 422. Advertising rates furnished on application.
A promotional note urges readers to consider multiple eyewear pairs for different settings. It stresses indoor and outdoor protection, advises against relying on a single pair, and promises affordable, experienced service with available extra pairs.
Rents, visits, and business trips appear in Butte notes with names from Dilton Helena Dillon Hotena Livingston Bozeman and Great Falls. Residents and visitors register at local hotels and conduct city business while magazines and publications are advertised at the P. O. news stands.
The Sacrifice and Service League of the Rulte Theosophical Society will meet tonight at the Lewisohn block. The program begins at 8:15 and includes Mae Cohen performing The Star Spangled Banner, an overture, a criticism of Theosophical Messenger, and solos by Garnet L. Fisher and Anna Murray with Mrs M Rowe of Spokane at the piano. Laura Way conducts.
Missoula on January 29 faced a split day with a violent snow storm. university lines blocked by drifts. forestry Building roof blown off. downtown spared. Court actions emerged as Joseph McCattery posted bonds and sought liquor return from Coroner Lane. Five-Mile house operation hinted until court hearing.
Geneva dispatch reports Ukrainian Rada troops defeated the Bolshevik army after three days of heavy fighting to seize Lutsk. Kiev wireless message to the Ukrainian committee notes intense battles, heavy losses, and strong air support aiding the Ukrainian victory.
Washington reports a planned national registration of women for farm work by the Department of Labor as an early step to secure adequate labor for the coming season. Farm service chief A I Berkman says mobilization will use federal employment agencies and post office recruitment in farming communities to meet expected labor shortages and boost a wheat crop if weather stays favorable.
Army prosecutors opened a test in federal court charging seven industrial workers with violating the Espionage Act over alleged interference with the war effort. The case includes Lieut. Jack Trowne, Brig. Gen. H D Styer aide, and witnesses Lieut. Irving Scott and Private John Vonbergh. Also linked are a San Francisco attorney and a healing cult leader accused of mailing cures and soliciting sacrifices.
Washington January 29 by a 7 to 6 vote the senate preference committee moves to amend the administration railway bill to place government control over the railroad for the war's end. Members opposing the change warn they will seek rescission or present minority reports if the action stands.
London reports the armed escort vessel Mechanica was torpedoed and stranded, becoming a total wreck. Three officers and 10 crew members are reported lost amid war rumors and Justice Department denials. The incident sparked criticism as officials stress caution against unverified statements.
Kansas City Kansas January 29 One person burned to death in a fire that partly destroyed the Grand View sanitarium an institution for nervous disorders M Thompson of Atchison was the sole victim with 31 patients rescued by firefighters no serious injuries reported loss estimated between 40000 and 50000 dollars
Paris dispatch reports General Wood sustained a fragment wound to the left arm during a gun burst while being texted. Authorities say injuries are not serious and he was taken to a hospital for treatment.
Denver officials discuss reclamation service policies at annual meeting led by A P Davis director. Conference aims to plan work and set guidelines for projects to increase food production amid policy debates. A prisoner, Gordon, escaped then was recaptured near Warn Springs and returned to asylum. Alcohol color noted as greenish while water is blue in Thad.
Dispatches from Amsterdam report widespread German strikes growing more serious with most workers halted and factories largely idle. Independent socialists push active propaganda as movement tightens, affecting Rhineland and Prussian reform areas under Fatherland directives.
A coroner's jury ruled the death of 23 year old miner Hinehart Christian caused by personal carelessness. The Friday accident occurred while he was warned about hazards near a ladder under foreman supervision. The verdict cited careless action as the cause.
Washington Jan 24 The Department of Labor will be reorganized with Secretary Wilson leading a proposed war labor administration to set broad labor policy for the duration and to draft a plan with a special labor advisory council. The reform aims to centralize control of labor matters and create new bureaus including an industrial relations office to handle disputes and avert strikes.
In a damaged 1902 notice the Sullivan family shares a brief obituary for a young infant daughter of Sidh Men Ae wali ea, noting residence and time of events. The Mary Dyke funeral notice follows with reference to interment details and a forthcoming ceremony at an unspecified location.
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