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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1918
Page
1
Vast crowd fills Broadway for Indeo day demonstration showing unity among native and foreign born locals. Floats honor railroads, Red Cross, and allied nations while nurses march as a cross shaped unit. Continued on Page 2.
In Today's Standard, Elustrations in France evoke nostalgia while Butte marks a half-century celebration. Bertram Dunshee exits copper firm after long service as general news covers truce and Kremer's address. Hens easily defeats Chip in sports. Classifieds include Toll of honor and horoscope. Anaconda reports parades and a weather forecast shows Montana fair and warmer Friday and Saturday.
In a rapid dawn assault the Australians captured Hamel and surrounding trenches on a four mile front. About 1,500 prisoners were taken with light Australian casualties. Tanks supported infantry, artillery neutralized German guns, and enemy divisions Forty third Seventy seventh and Thirteenth faced the onslaught.
British and French forces on the French front reported heavy action near Autreches and Moulin-cous-Touvent. The British war office noted American troops participating for the first time in this sector, while French troops attacked German lines and claimed 1,300 prisoners. German losses were reported as 1,068.
Mount Vernon hosts President Wilson reading to a crowd of 30 nationalities as he salutes America’s shrine. Cabinet officials, military leaders and foreign diplomats attend aboard the Mayflower. The address proclaims renewed resolve in the war for democracy and global unity.
The Fourth of July celebration drew thousands of Americans in London with flags on official buildings and events in Westminster Westminster Abbey and Westminster Hall. The meeting, presided by former ambassador to the United States, honored close ties between the two nations and featured remarks by N W Rowell and others. Soldiers and sailors were hosted at multiple venues and the day closed with patriotic songs and services across churches and cathedrals.
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