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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1917
Page
13
Amsterdam July 18 German leaders urge confidence amid war anxieties. General von Stein says many Germans grow faint-hearted but urges self renunciation and sacrifice as a model for others. Admiral von Tirpitz notes the U boat is effective but requires time.
New York on July 18 reports the federal prosecution unearthed evidence from the Blast and Mother Earth offices linking anarchist Alexander Berkman to the San Francisco bombing case. Assistant District Attorney Content said material was sent to San Francisco authorities while Berkman remains jailed in Atlanta for anti conscription conspiracy.
Washington reports liquor dealers in bond drawing whiskey from bonded warehouses at unprecedented rates as fears of government seizure spread. Over 10 million gallons were withdrawn in the past day, with internal revenue receipts rising sharply this month, signaling a frenzy to unload stock before restrictions take effect. Hinsch escapes to Germany after aiding the submarine Deutschland voyage. he left South Amboy with a crew of three on a 200 ton sailing ship after war began.
A convoy of American automobiles passed through Veprailles on July 17 en route to a new camp assigned to American troops. Most cars were decorated with roses.
Thomas Lloyd, leader of the expedition that made the first McKinley ascent in 1910, died yesterday at age 65 in Fairbanks Alaska. Lloyd and three companions climbed from the north side and reached the summit of a peak not the highest, later submitting proofs to eastern Alpine authorities.
A clipped classified style item lists a demand for young people to study shorthand typewriting and bookkeeping with many job openings noted. The fragment references Butte and Anaconda areas, with numerous for rent notices and real estate listings interspersed, indicating a busy local employment and housing page.
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