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Newspaper

Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jul 22, 1916

Page

11

Side Remarks on Child Labor Bill in Senate Debate

The child labor bill urged by President Wilson is attacked as political by Senator Hardwick who accuses Republicans of partisanship. Senator Borah notes shifts in constitutional views while Gallinger remains uncertain. Borah seeks quick action with limited debate, aiming for a 12 hour dispute cap after appropriations.

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Hibernians Congratulate German American Alliance

The Hibernians adopted resolutions denouncing military murders of Irish leaders and extending congratulations to the German American alliance. They stated Americans extend congratulations to German citizens and pledged support for the German Empire's aims, asserting faith in aiding a conquest against England and the treatment of small nations.

Onton Mase Hibernians Tod United States England

Civilians Ordered to Aid in Harvesting

The Twentieth German corps commander orders mobilization of all civilians to aid in harvesting crops in The Hague. Civilians will be paid at local rates. exemption from work will be granted. Refusal to comply carries up to one year in prison and a 1500 mark fine.

The Hague London

Asquith Seeks Additional Billions for War Credit

London reports the treasury issued a supplementary vote of credit for 460,000,000 pounds to be voted by the house of commons Monday. This largest wartime request to date raises total appropriations for the year to 1,050,000,000 pounds and since the war began to 2,882,000,000 pounds. In a separate note, John Cunningham, a vagrant jailed at the county jail, was granted an hour of freedom before reimprisonment after a failed plan to escape ended with him drinking and returning to custody.

London Treasury Department Asquith House of Commons John Cunningham Forrester Cunningham

McCarthy’s Recovery Status Uncertain After Wounding

Hart McCarthy patrolman remains in serious condition after being shot by Constable William Lite. Doctors say no definite outcome is possible until infection risk passes in three days. Public access to the wounded officer is restricted as investigations and staffing questions draw criticism. McCarthy, an Ireland native, had prior mining work before joining the police. his brother John McCarthy stays with him at 14 East Copper Street.

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Personal Messages Sent by the President to Belligerent Chiefs

President Wilson sent personal messages today to leaders including England France Germany and Austria Hungarian urging cooperation to move food supplies from the United States to Poland. He emphasizes civilian protection from military occupation and hints at supporting a relief organization in Poland, without outlining a concrete plan.

Washington Wilson United States Poland France Great Britain Russia England Germany Austria-Hune

Villa Camp Near Inde Supposedly Cleared By Cavalry

El Paso July 21 Villa with his band encamped at Inde 35 miles south of the Chihuahua Durango border according to dispatches. General Garcia reportedly pursuing with 1500 cavalry aided by General Ramos's command in the hunt for the Villistas. A report also says Maj Frank Tompkins with American cavalry was within 34 hours march of Villa near Parral when fired on by Carrancistas in April.

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Democrats of Texas Decide on Prohibition Issues

Long column notes Texas Democrats considering prohibition questions and a legislative request, with references to July primary dates, and county officers. It also reports Woodmen of the World Denver July 21 actions on life policy payout rules, women membership deferment, quadrennial meeting proposal defeat, and a curious anecdote about a butcher unable to bear human blood.

Democrats Texas Dallas Woodmen OF the World Denver Pacific Todas

Second Submarine Deutschland Crew Celebrated in Baltimore

Batts July Captain Paul Koenig and 14 crew members of the submarine Deutschland were feted by thousands of Germans in Baltimore at a Canstatter park celebration. An official said Count Hermann Ort and Prince Matthias would visit next week for another inspection, with Captain Minsch inviting a return on Monday for a similar submarine event. A guard at Neckarpler’s entrance learned his services would be needed again next week when the Bremen arrived.

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Offensive in West Halted by German Defense

Fragmented wartime notes describe a halted Western offensive with reference to Verdun and a planned strategic capture. The garbled text mentions troop movements, German and Allied positions, and efforts to stem the advance near a river area and county base, reflecting a battle page summary.

Floods Aid Teutons Along the Dniester Fronts

London reports floods along the Dniester River aiding Austro German forces by freeing troops for Kovel Vladimir Volynski and Bukovina Transylvania fronts. Summer waters rise six to seven feet slowing operations. A former Vladi mir Volynski official says depopulation, deportations, and starvation prevail, with civilians forced to work on defenses.

London Dniester Beneft Kovel-Vladimir-Volynski Bukos Wina-Transylvania Rad Vladimir Volynski Austria

Allied warships patrol near three mile limit in Atlantic

Norfolk reports Allied warships patrolling close to the three mile limit for days, moving along a 15 mile lane. Rumors claim German submarines and the Deutschland voyage are tied to the Atlantic front, but no direct evidence supports the claim. Automobiles begin Yellowstone Park tour from Fargo after completing second day of 1,200 mile run. Wheat and other grains futures quoted with various prices for July to December deliveries.

Norfolk Besgan Hare Rman America Atlantic Auto Tourists Fargo N. D Minneapolis St. Paul Yellowstone Park

Alaska Miners Wanted Scale Permanent At Juneau Mine

An invitation to Alaska for miners at 3.50 a day comes from EB A MacHamilton of the Treadwell mine near Juneau. He says Alaska has big demand for miners as the permanent scale and living conditions are noted. Also listed are hotel arrivals and a note of a theft report at the Neveraweat mine.

Alaska Butte EB. A. MacHamilton Treadwell Juneau MacHamilton America Buffalo N.Y

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