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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1918
Page
4
Leys offers cut glass praised for brilliance and beauty unmatched by other tableware. Brides welcome it as wedding gifts and use it proudly for entertaining. Prices range from sherbets to water sets, with items like French dressing bottles and nappies offered in varied price tiers.
Butte notes list a flood of visitors and locals passing through the city including Orton Tros, Fack of Helena, J. W. Robnett of Dillon, Clare McShane of Belt, R. Lane of Forsyth, TR. 8. Blitz of Philipsburg, K. F. Durnal of Lewistown, Fred kin and Archie Ganday of Dillon, Mr. and Mrs. TL. Maruire and their son Basin, Schilling', Anne J. Perrault of Anaconda, H. Brown and Joe Clark of Bozeman, Pan Mcdonald of Deer Lodge, F. Broders of Sidney, Willian Pernstein, W. H. Hall, J. G. Wayne of Sulphur Springs, plus stationery ads and notes on local hotels.
Large crowds welcomed the Rev. Berton B. Crane as the new minister of the People's Congregational church for morning and evening services. He preached two sermons urging greater service in world matters, including an evening message from Isaiah about rewards for volunteer work. Crane arrives from a year as pastor at Rea Lodge with his wife and son moving into the church manse.
The funeral of Susan May Warne, a 19 year old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel H. Warne of 98 Hornet Street, is planned for this afternoon at Mount Mitle Mission Church. Surviving are her parents two brothers Seret Ma and Samuel E Warne, recently with Camp Merritt Ned, and Joseph A Warne of Buite, plus a sister Pearl.
The Orthodox Hebrew congregation of Temple Adath Israel on West Silver Street will observe the ninth day of Ab with services at 8 30 p m conducted by Rev Levinson. He will deliver an address on Religion and Patriotism. The day marks the destruction of Jerusalem and the dispersion of the Jewish people.
The writer recalls a day of mending bonds between French and British soldiers near Ypres. He describes cavalry charges with flame-tipped lances, sunlit plumes, and khaki and blue uniforms mingling on scarred roads. Soldiers shared cheers, flags, and talks as they rested, while a lone veteran from Cuba and the Philippines spoke of future resolve. A fire in Montana corner ended the scene.
A highwayman boarded a race track street car at the end of the line and held up the conductor motorman and three passengers, taking a few dollars before fleeing. Police searched the area but found no trace of the robber. The crew gave a clear description, including the motor woman and two conductors, one of whom was fourteen.
Rain fell all day causing drizzly conditions and street flooding as repairs continued. Despite, the Wan Gardens and nearby crops showed progress after the storm with no serious damage reported.
Residents and visitors discuss flag condition and patriotism as worn banners flutter over city sites. Four witnesses note neglected looks of old glory on public buildings, sparking criticism of flag care and sentiment.
Dr. F. W. Crimmon sustained minor injuries when a car he drove collided with a street car at Iron and Utah Streets near 11 o clock last night. He was taken to his home by police after the crash. the rear occupants were uninjured and the auto’s radiator and windshield were damaged.
The German Emperor accepts the resignation of Dr. leh ard von Kuehlmann as Foreign Minister. Admiral von Hintze, the German minister at Christiania and former minister to Mexico, is expected to succeed him. Von Kuehlmann had warned the Reichstag on June 25 that victory could not be won by military decision, provoking Pan-German opposition.
The Anaconda Standard notes the Chicago Tribune New York Times service charges for special war stories from the western front at about $1,000 daily. It praises the enterprise and the regular read of such dispatches.
George Bennyhoff district superintendent of the Union Tea Company was killed when a car driven by Mr Lane on Excelsior street ran into a ditch and overturned. Passengers Fred Saner and Jame Teer suffered severe injuries with gashes and broken bones. others included Mrs Saner and Mr Gribble who aided the injured to hospital. A large new car was damaged. driver Fred Sauer claimed the crash was his first accident. A reward was offered for information.
Michael Toomey, longtime night watchman at J. Oxden Armour Chicago residence for 31 years, died yesterday at the home of Sheriff Philip J. Toomes on 1 tin street. He was a native of Ireland and 88 years old. Survived by two daughters, Misses Howe and Julia Toomey of Chicago.
The United States announces civil service housing to relieve war era worker strain. Buildings will house about 5,000 people initially with future units as needed. Officials say the city must accommodate new federal workers and government offices.
London report unclear text notes Emer William's personal request in Amsterdam to Telegrain company Jority of the menbere of th Man house of lords. ha: to exnel Prince.
War bulletins indicate heavy artillery barrages north of Montdidier and raids by French detachments in Champagne. Reports also note air battles with several enemy planes downed and British troops advancing near Kem, with Field Marshal Haig mentioning a successful local operation and English gains at least near Dickebusch.
An Atlantic Port dispatch reports a mid ocean engagement with a German submarine on July 14. A British armed merchantman reported the encounter between the Irish coast and Cape Lookout as the submarine surfaced two miles astern and pursued then opened fire, but the量 ship returned fire and could not confirm a hit. The Germans reportedly gave up the chase. Also dated from Mont on July 9, a notice states Hazel McDonald leaves bed and board and disclaims debts.
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