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Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jul 09, 1917

Page

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Exemption Question Stirs Draft Secrecy and Plans

Circular from Provost Marshal General Crowder outlines the draft selection process. It details exemption rules for agricultural and industrial workers, posting of red ink card numbers, and the drawing method to determine call order. Local boards must post lists, and appeals go to higher boards within ten days. The system envisions Washington handling the selection with a possible jury-wheel device as quotas are issued.

Washington Crowder Humber Lot

Demand for Reforms Signals Historic German Parliamentary Upheaval

Berlin reports a shifting political landscape as reform factions unite behind sweeping electoral changes. The chancellor von Hethmann Hollweg and the old guard clash over reforms while committees debate constitutional policy and a delayed plenary session raises stakes for a landmark federal assembly. Rumors place Adolf von Harnack as Prussian education minister candidate amid opposition to broad reforms.

Berlin London Facf Von Hethmann-Hollweg Reichstag Adolf von Harnack Herr von Trott Zu Solz

Miners vote on affiliation amid crisis in German affairs

Reports from Today’s Standard Page note miners in Butte weighing affiliation amid German internal affairs, a daring aviator saves a life, and registered men told to be ready. Sweden aids Germany as government tightens export controls while Russia advances. Also coverage of Butte and Anaconda theater, war summary, a death at the Anaconda company’s camping trip, and a memorial service.

Sweden Germany Russia Anaconda Butte Nathan R. Leonard Anaconda Company Unjaentinen

Generals To See Kaiser In Berlin Conference

Berlin July 7 officials report Hindenburg and Ludendorff arrived for a conference with the emperor. The Tageblatt names Nathlax Erzberger as the Reichstag leader who sparked the debate on Germanys situation. Social democrats urge a government declaration opposing annexation and call for an overhaul of policy amid international impressions from Stockholm meetings.

Kaiser Berlin London Feldstag Marshal von” Hindenburg General von Ludendorff Reichstag Tageblatt Nathlax Erzberger Hert Erzwerger Stockholm Germany Social Democrats Tageb

Campbell saved by his rare daring and coolness in flight

A French Front dispatch describes Sergt. Andrew Campbell of the Lafayette squadron braving death in a high altitude emergency. His plane damaged, he steadied the craft by shifting weight and wing control, then glided to a safe landing. The unit had just received a flag presentation when several aviators were promoted for bravery.

Campbell Associated Press France Andrew Campbell Lafayette Squadrola Squadrilla Treasury Department Washington Squadillas Bridgeman Hewitt Hinkle Drexel

This Little Polish Girl Knows What Patriotism Is

A fragmentary report describes a Polish girl declaring devotion to patriotism and a brother killed in the Russian army. Police arrest a man for draft law defiance as readers glimpse a tense wartime scene with fragmented, late-bleeding wording.

Silice Ella

Sweden a Source of Supplies for Germany

A government report details Sweden feeding Germany with vast munitions inputs, including 9 million tons of iron ore in two years, and supplying 200,000 tons of wood pulp for explosives. It accuses Sweden of rail favoritism for the axis, detaining Russian-bound machinery, and hoarding 600,000 tons of idle port tonnage while Sweden’s total deadweight runs about 1 million tons.

Washington Sweden Germany United States Norway Russia

Industrial workers ordered from Golconda strike area

Reports say organizers of the Industrial Workers of the World were ordered to leave Golconda and Chioriding after alleged intimidation attempts near the Union Bagin mine. U S soldiers dispersed about 800 workers forbidden to meet at Bankers garden. meeting moved a mile away while strike leaders said no meeting would occur.

Ingman Arts Industrial Workers of the World Golconda Chioriding Union Bagin United States Banker's Carden Garden A. G. Fisher Miami Road Membe National Union of 3 Smelter Workers

Ninety Per Cent Stick At United Verde Mine Jerome

Ninety per cent of the day shift at the United Verde copper mine in Jerome Arizona reported for work after union members rejected a proposal to hold a strike vote. The move related to the metal workers industrial union strike declared Saturday in the Jerome copper district.

Stick Jerome Ariz United Verde International Union of Mine, Min and Smelter Workers

Washington forecast partial clouds Monday and Tuesday

Partly cloudy conditions are expected in Washington town on Monday and Tuesday with little temperature change.

Washington Towa

End of Manchu Rule in China Reported

Washington reports indicate Manchu rule is ending as pro republican factions, led by Feng Kuo Chang, prepare a provisional government in Nanking. Peking is reported to be surrounded by republican forces, with abdication of the Hsuan young emperor and strategic bombardment near the capital.

Washington Chi Nanking Feng Kuo-Chang Peking Hsuan Chang Haun Rew London Hsvan ‘Tank China Kang Haun I Fang Chang ‘Haun Peking-Kulkan Chang Hsun Lang Fang Tientsin Reutera Venterda Forbidden City

Prohibition Pigiee May Delay Food Bills in Congress

Washington July 8 The prohibition issue in congress may cause a revision of legislative plans and indefinitely prolong the war. The House favors prohibiting manufacture of all intoxicants while the Senate backs a ban on manufacture and importation of intoxicants. Leaders say it may take weeks to settle revenue and related problems once Congress decides its course on liquor.

Washington Congress House Senate

Russians gain ground in renewed Stanislau drive

Berlin via London reports Russian troops have advanced during another assault at Stanislau south of Halicz, the gate to Lemberg. The German headquarters issued a supplementary statement tonight noting the gains as the battle continues.

Berlin London Stanislau Halicz Lemberm Gereman

Russia seeks American support for wartime mobilization

Prominent Russian officials report optimistic shifts in army spirit and reconstruction efforts amid revolutionary influence. They cite needed financial aid from America, transport and munitions improvements, and a plan to leverage the Stevens rail commission. The note highlights taxation readiness, food stock sufficiency, and a forecasted July position pending harvest outcomes. A union decision from metal mine workers is noted.

Petrograd Interior America Prince Lvoft Russia Iiny Fudge & Com Riko Bette Guinea Stevens Ralt- Foad Commission American Mission

Miners Weigh LF Labor Affiliation Amid Turmoil at Pinlander Hall

Turbulent meetings at Pinlander hall involve President McNalty and Walter Davidson urging miners to join an AFL affiliated organization. Tom Campbell faces pressure as his Metal Mine Workers' union votes on joining the AFL and a separate plan to align with the International Mine Mill and Smelter union. Key players anticipate a narrow vote, with crisis day ahead over the Montana Power Company agreement as Campbell’s leadership is challenged.

McNalty Elortetotans Walter Davidson Pinlander Hall Finlander Hall Tom Campbell Metal Mine Workers’ Union American Federation of Labor Campbell International Labor Unions Butte Mil and Smelter Meno Union Cam LW W Elece Fricane Montana, Powee Bi i. Ds Kiven Dunne Inten Montana Power Company Hie Fe Ce Campbell Union International Nine Workers Moyer

Government to regulate exports to take effect July 15

The allies push for controls on coal coke fuel oil kerosene gasoline food grains flour meats fats pig iron steel billets iron and scrap and more. A possible 60 day embargo on food exports is under discussion to free supplies for domestic use and align with allied needs. Regulations will curb shipments and mobilize ships and industrial output for the war effort.

Cen Steel

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