Rushing Cargo To Submarine Turn Trip
A report notes rushing cargo to a submarine on a voyage back to sea. The event appears to involve expedited materials or equipment, with no further details on origin or destination provided in the fragment.
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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1916
Page
1
Secret departure plans swirl around Deutschland and Lake
Reports from Baltimore indicate efforts to reload the super submarine Deutschland for another return voyage to Germany. Talks involve Ocean Navigation, Krupp, and Simon Lake with possible undersea commerce plans. Lake reportedly reached a satisfactory agreement and abandoned plans to mobilize the vessel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Krupp Steel Company
Simon Lake
Germany
Mr. Lake
Paul G. J. ‘Iken
Lake
Ruling on Deutschland status to be made by neutrality board
Washington reports the neutrality board will decide if the German sub Deutschland is a peaceful merchant vessel. Acting Secretary Polk says a final ruling may be announced tomorrow, with consultations to give weight to the department’s decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
State
Deutschland
Neutrality Board
Polk
Department
Bremen
Chesapeake Capes
State Department
Madeira Islands
Atlantic
Tehritish regain lost ground amid varied page items
The Standard’s page features a mix of crime, court, and public notices including a divorce case, a jury date for an Anaconda report, and an exoneration of an officer in a killing. It notes efforts to assist Polish enlistments and questing fugitives while hinting at regional news and ads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Deutschland
Barnes-King
Poland
Ty Council
Anaconda News
Rosyin
Goldberg
Butte
Meaderville
North Butt
Heat wave grips nation amid sweltering conditions
Nationwide heat wave continues to blanket communities with extreme temperatures and high humidity. Officials urge water conservation and caution for vulnerable residents as power grids strain and heat advisories extend across multiple states.
Record Heat Prostrations Across Major Cities
A nationwide heat wave caused fatalities and widespread prostrations. Philadelphia reported four deaths and many prostrations as temperatures reached 91 official degrees and 101 on street gauges. Kansas City and Topeka set seasonal highs, while New York and Boston logged their hottest days of the year and crowds sought beach relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
New York
Weather Bureau Tonight
Speedy German motorists arrested in Washington
Six men from the German submarine Deutsch land, who had motored from Baltimore, were arrested tonight by Washington police for speeding. They were taken to the police station and released. Their car bore a German merchant flag.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Baltimore
Isolating the Germ of Infantile Paralysis Debate
New York July 12 Health Commissioner Emerson dodged discussion of a report that physicians had isolated the germ of infantile paralysis. Optimism grew at a physicians’ meeting to discuss the disease amid rising tolls and new cases in New York and upstate areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Emerson
Simon Fiex Hero
Rockefeller Foundation
Fighty
Albany
N. J
Greater
Upstate
Motion pictures for schools and churches demand display
Chicago July 12 Motion picture producers seek to have educational and religious subjects shown in schools and churches. A resolution adopted by the sixth annual convention of the Motion Picture Exhibitors League urges exhibitors to aid in obtaining such displays. Officials note 21,600 theaters with a daily attendance of 26,000,000 and a total investment of about 2 billion dollars in film plants equipment and theaters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Motion Picture Exhibitors’ League of America
United States
League of America
Progressives plan national meeting to discuss revolt within party
New York July 12 A conference of representative progressives from across the country will be held in Chicago to address the widespread revolt against the national committee's endorsement of Charles B Hughes. Bainbridge Colby says the gathering will be national in scope and may set dates for an August 5 convention to mobilize a movement for an independent ticket and counter the Perkins Flinn program. He cites letters from John M Parker warning against party accommodation and urging a strong progressive stand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Chicago
Bainbridge Colby
National Committee
Charles B. Hughes
Colby
National Progressive Conventon
John M. Parker
Louisiana
Parker
Ber
Progressive Party
United States protests Turkish seizure of consular archives
Washington protests to the Turkish government over the seizure of French and British consular archives at Beirut after the American consul placed a seal on the doors. Names from consular records allegedly led Syrians to executions, prompting a remonstrance filed with the Porte. A separate bill to aid needy American refugees, $800,000, wins passage in the House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Vigorou
Unitedtates
Syria
Beirut
United States
W. Stanley Hollis
Constantinople
Porte
Turkey
House
McCormick Plans Branch Democratic National Campaign HQs
Chicago July 11 Vance McCormick chairman of the democratic national campaign committee conferred with party leaders here and laid plans to open branch campaign headquarters in Chicago about Aug 1 He expected to announce a 12 to 15 member committee soon with a meeting to set up the Chicago and San Francisco bases The Middle West campaign will be directed from Chicago and the West from Pacific Coast headquarters and the progressives may receive recognition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Vance McCormick
Democratic National Campaign Committee
National Campaign
Democratic National
San Francisco
Middle West
Pacific Coast
The
Progressives
Figures to Show That It Doesn't Cost So Much to Live
Washington July 12 1918 cost of living rose since 1907 with a dip in 1911 and a down trend through 1915 A new labor bureau report released today analyzes prices of two food items showing 1918 retail prices lower than 1914 Meats poultry and eggs averaged 1 to 9 percent lower White potatoes 82 percent lower Wheat flour cornmeal and granulated sugar higher than 1914 Flour up 20 percent and sugar 11 percent higher
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Bureau of Labor
Enormous Foreign Trade During Eleven Months
Washington reports the fiscal year through eleven months shows total foreign trade at 6.525 billion dollars. Exports reach 4.124 billion and imports 2.140 billion, based on complete returns for the first eleven months and June estimates. Berlin notes June losses as sixty one enemy merchantmen sunk by German and Austrian submarines or ships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Commerce Department
Berlin
London
Tragic Shark Attack Toll Near Raritan Bay
Matawan New Jersey July reports a man eating shark near Raritan Bay kills 12 year old Stillwell and maims 24 year old Stanley Fisher who dies en route to hospital while rescuing another boy. Joseph Dunn, 12, suffers severe leg injuries expected to require amputation. others escape.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raritan Bay
New Jersy
Stanley Fisher
Young Stillwell
Joseph Dunn
Matawan
Nod
Stillwell
Long Branch
Joseh Dunn
Buntwell
Fisher
Rimaell
Dunn
Elks Pledge Aid to Families of Members in Need
Baltimore July 01 A resolution at the grand lodge session vows the order will aid the families of any member in need in defense of American honor. A board grant of 2800 to the author of a national anthem was rescinded. A bolt of lightning caused injury and death in multiple incidents. A fire at a local brewery destroyed water and caused damages around 530,000. High temperature reached 91.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Baltimore
Elie
Americcan
Board of Grand Trustees
Congress of the
United States
Louis
Orm
Orpet Case to Jury by Saturday Night
Waukegan Illinois July 12 Two more summing up speeches remain in the William H Orpet murder trial defense counsel Ralph F Potter will finish tomorrow forenoon followed by James H Wilkerson and state counsel David R Joslyn The program is expected to send the case to the jury Saturday night
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waukegan
William H. Orpet
Marion Lambert
Ralph F. Potter
James H. Wilkerson
David R. Joslyn
Mr. Potter
Mr. Dady
Aihey
British Regain Lost Position in Pral Mane Roners
In a tense scramble Pral mane Roners reports British forces regaining a previous leverage in the ongoing conflict. Officials confirm gains netting strategic ground and signaling a shift in frontline dynamics.
Renewed Verdun Fight Flares Across Front
German crown prince launches broader attacks against Premy de fenders, aiming at Fort Souville to strengthen the Verdun line. On the eastern front, Russian advances slow as Haig’s forces gain some ground near Amiens. Fighting persists along the Stokhod and Dolmoup-Dumioup areas with mixed gains and repulses as Austro-Italian fronts see limited action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Souville
Germans Regain Momentum After First Shock Fronts in Northern Orange
London reports Anglo French offensives press the German lines with renewed vigor in Northern Orange. German reinforcements and steadier counterattacks slow Allied gains as British and French troops press toward the Somme region. General Haig notes heavy German casualties while asserting Allied advances near Gonalmaison and in the Trones Wood. Continued updates promise fuller details on the northern front.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Orange
Verdun
Aguinet
France
Maigina Belew Bale Folh
Tontents
Siaterday
Mamets Wood
Erian
Seainst Gonalmaison
Trones Woot
Gaya
Somme
Hais
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Deutscheland
Weather Bureau
Southwet
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Nevada
Idaho
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Cal
Kansas City
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas
Mercury
Toda
Boston
Frimailho
Rmence
John Dill Robertson
Mitchel
Flexner
Department of Health
Health Department
Hardin
Billings
Virgil van Pelt
Wcormick
Faten
ELKS
ORPET
Les
Day
Corbet
Marion
Engene
David
Joslyn
Keorpee
Tivite
Nat
Pethera
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Pral Mane Roners
Haig
Scree Weanesday
Count Aimaison
Loge
Prones Wood
Picardy
Meuse
Prince
Othess
Dumioup
Despard
Port Souville
Fleury
Stokhod
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