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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1918
Page
5
Colonial Maid is a distinctive solid silver pattern from Hallmark Jewelry. The set offers a complete wed ding gift option with flexible purchase at multiple stores nationwide. It comes in various flatware pieces in standard weight and sterling fineness, produced to offer good value due to high demand.
Rent pianos from Orton Bros R F Miller of Great Falls is a guest at the Finlen T M Griffin of Tillings spending a few days here TJ Chestnut of Clancy visited W A Gribble of Helena registered at the Thornton hotel Mr and Mrs W G Hyde of Miles City guests here Schilling's best Scent cigar on Main street L Anderson of Toreman among arrivals at the Tutte hotel Joe Ferguson of Wisdom arrived yesterday A business mission J M Styan and Tyler Scoville of Great Kalle visiting J Evans and Miss Marie Evans of Silver Star staying at the Acoma hotel Mrs Tose Wood and her son visiting from yesterday Miss Mabel Harris and Miss Florence Stoner came from Deer Lodge last week and will spend a year decorating News Stand offers red white and blue flags canes Dillon motor party includes Mr and Mrs Rounds and Mr and Mrs James Allen to spend today in Butte Mrs B Stark and Misses Round Stark from Pile Rings by auto will spend a few days here J W Gooch of Livingston who enrolled in the naval reserve stopped in Butte last night on way from Salt Lake waiting for training camp call All deposits up to July 15 earn interest from July 1 Miners Savings Bank and Trust Company
Pacific port June 30 Franklin K Lane secretary of the interior arrived from Honolulu after weeks dealing with homestead land adjustments in the islands. He said homesteads will be small and tied to location water and contingencies. Repayment for lost money due to cultivating land will be made by the homesteader to the planter, based on entry time and possession. The main issue cited is sugar cultivation in strong demand.
Sixty-nine people are reported dead or missing after the Tutt building in Sioux City Iowa collapsed yesterday. Firemen and volunteers recovered thirty nine bodies tonight with about fifty feared dead in all. Thirty three were injured though none fatally. The larger building buries two smaller structures used by Chain Grocery and Teamont meat market. Police compile missing lists as investigators seek cause and blame.
Local officers lauded men from Camp Lewis, noting their high energy and readiness. The machine gun and field artillery units will begin final training this week, with expected rapid effectiveness after ground deployment. In Washington, AP reports total Expeditionary Force strength 10,383, including 131 in the army and 1,262 in the Marines. Fort Worth, June 20. Lt William De Revewall Jr and Cpl Ray J Danning were killed when their aircraft caught fire and crashed at Aviation Field.
Special Correspondence from Washington reports the Interior Department’s disfavor toward bills allowing soldiers and sailors to use relatives or agents to file homestead statements and enter land after discharge within six months. The secretary argues the measure would tie up vast public land and hamper immediate cultivation, predicting few entries and minimal benefit to service members amid land demand.
The piece details political maneuvering around Von Seyler, pressures from the Christian Socialists, and potential votes on the budget and war credits. It notes cabinet visits to Von Seyler, unrest in Vienna and Budapest, and a new Berlin information bureau to explain Austro Hungarian affairs to German allies.
Eugene V Debs, veteran socialist candidate, was arrested in Cleveland on a federal warrant related to his June 16 Canton speech. A secret indictment by the federal grand jury cites 10 counts under the espionage act as amended, carrying penalties up to 20 years and $10,000 per violation.
Army lines show Italian forces pressing along the Pave and Adige fronts near Lake Caldonazzo and the Hrenta river corridor. British and German reports note heavy activity with German reinforcements and artillery exchanges near Amiens and Arras as the wider battle zone intensifies.
Voris June 30 reports French troops attacking German lines northwest of Chateau Thierry on the Marne front with heavy artillery. Italian forces attacked Austro-Hungarian positions on the Italian mountain front and captured Monte di Valhella after stiff clashes. Strong enemy counterattacks were repulsed by Italian infantry artillery and machine guns, as reports recount ongoing battles across the Western and Italian fronts.
Amsterdam reports Premier Wekerle of Hungary stirred parliament with figures on Austro Hungarian losses. He cited 12,000 killed or captured and up to 100,000 men impacted, noting rumors of higher figures were exaggerated while acknowledging severe casualties and disrupted supply lines amid ongoing offensive.
Report from June 28 to 27 describes heavy German fire and destruction on the Marne front. American forces, including sanitary units under Lieutenant Moore, aided rapid evacuation despite ceaseless bombardment and damage to matériel.
A group of Mexican editors arrived in Seattle on a three day visit to foster goodwill with the United States. They will rest today and be formally welcomed tomorrow by the Seattle Chamber of Commerce and Commercial club at 9 AM. The editors will tour shipyards and witness a launching during their stay.
John Barrymore to appear next season under Arthur Hopking with a permanent company. Wallace Edinger slated for title role in A Very Good Young Man at Plymouth Theater. Other stars include Edna, Ada Lewis, Clare Kummer's He Calm, Camilla, and Lola Fisher. Plans mention Sam Skinner, Fannie Brice, Florence Moors, and David Belasco involvement, plus new war drama The Liberty Gun and other stage ventures.
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