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Newspaper

Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jul 02, 1918

Page

13

Parade Plans Completed for Fourth of July Pageant

Plans for the Fourth of July parade are nearly finished with a strong Red Cross presence and a marching lineup. The anticipated procession includes the Keen Scouts and local civic leaders, while women from the Red Cross prepare at the high school to bolster participation and decorate storefronts for a community tribute.

Utte Vari Furs Cramasione Red Grom Thors Thas Ofcate Bt. George Weniear

Officials Warn Boys Against Firecrackers

Truant officer W. J. Fox reports confusion over sources of firecrackers as city ordinance and police order ban fireworks. Youths using firecrackers faced police station handling. officials warn boys against all use. The council of defense discourages useless explosions while firings like nigger chasers face no formal ban.

W. J. Fox Yan Northern Pacific Fox Council of Defense

Fourth of July Parade Plans In Butte Barbers Union

Barbers in Butte Local 638 vote to fine any member who misses the Fourth of July parade. Meeting last night urged all members to gather at 8 0 o clock in the morning in the union hall to participate, with Jerry Sullivan and John Ro presiding.

Ats Am Jerry Sullivan John Ro Butte

Robbery accusations blot drifting headlines in 1900s dispatches

A Japanese arrival reported robbery of money, watch, and stickpin leading to arrests of 8. K. Johnson and EE. Hunt. Detectives cited the victim’s testimony of men taking drinks, then swindling him. Followed by brief items on boxing, a found automobile, sedition charges, patent dispute, unlicensed cars, and Eugene Debs bail in Cleveland.

K. Johnson EE. Hunt van Orden Gerry Hunt Oticer Prija Johnson Wyoming Larkin Mike O'Donnell Montana Evene See Ed Debs Cleveland Ohio Eugene V. Dews Terre Haute Ind

Theater Warms to Cold Air Draft Cooling System

The All American theater operates a forced draft cooling system mounted on the roof. A 16 foot high fan, icing and washing units, and special chutes enable fresh air circulation that can fully refresh the auditorium in under two minutes. Manager Noble invites visitors to tour the setup, noting the plant’s efficiency and the forthcoming advertising boost.

Noble Emee Ny Lee

Profiteering Millers Must Return Profits

Washington reports that flour millers earning excess profits last fiscal year must return the surplus to the government. The FTC charged profits of 43 cents a barrel, above the 25 cent limit, and says the excess will be credited to the Food Administration to be sold as milled flour to the army navy marine corps and the Grain Corporation in New York at one dollar per barrel.

Washington Federal Trade Commission Senate Hoover Food Administration Army, Pavy Marine Corps The Grain’ Corporation New York

Allied aviators raid Mannheim leaves casualties and damage

Allied bombs hit Mannheim Germany killing five and wounding 14. The Badische airline and soda factory were struck with six bursts reported. British airmen claimed three German planes were driven down. Berlin tallies total Allied prisoners since March 21 1914 at 1 454 with most British, French, others.

Paris Mannheim Germany Havas Basle British Air Ministry Berlin London

Senator Tillman Listed as Unimproved After Stroke

Washington reports no improvement for Senator Tillman of South Carolina, chair of the naval affairs committee and veteran Democratic leader. He suffered a cerebral hemorrhage last week and has been unconscious since Sunday, though some nourishment and stable heart action offer faint hope for recovery according to those at his bedside.

Washington Atles Tillman Southlina Naval Affairs Committee Senate

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