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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1918
Page
3
In a heavy fighting phase near the Marne, Allied forces press to clear German pockets south of the salient. British and American troops win praise for discipline and effectiveness, claiming hundreds of prisoners as they advance east of Rheims and reinforce bridges for pursuit.
A large safety first day for Butte miners is planned at Columbia Gardens next Monday. The program includes first aid demonstrations, mine rescue, air and athletic contests with prizes, a free band concert, and a big dance. Organizers emphasize cooperation among nationalities and aim to promote safety and camaraderie among workers.
The county food administrator Frank W. Hass Kina will host a Tuesday session of the Fair Price Board this afternoon. The meeting was delayed yesterday due to unavoidable reasons and is scheduled in the First 3nd building.
Amsterdam reports German military experts say the French and American attempt to break through on the western front might have changed the war's course. Wolff bureau notes excessively severe American losses, blaming mixing with lower-tier troops rather than white French units, and describes mountains of American dead at front positions.
War relief efforts loom as Russia faces famine risk with prospects of a poor harvest. Official Russian data show large declines in cultivated fields since 1916 across Yakoterinoslav, Voronezh, Khakov regions, while American aid via a Red Cross relief ship plans to deliver food and clothing.
Reports from Amsterdam dated July indicate torpedo boats damaged the Zeebrugge mole and locks, with the harbor canal remaining closed. The incident caused heavy casualties and forced thousands to work or seek shelter as repairs were underway.
London reports Field Marshal von Hindenburg is seriously ill and has not participated in war operations. Berlin dispatch notes he attended limited imperial receptions but spoke little, unable to write, and is described as quite incapacitated.
Washington July 23 The war industries board refused wholesale lumber dealers request to modify the July 21 ruling that barred orders for mill shipment above the maximum prices set on June 14.
The Bolivian government concluded its investigation into the death of John Davis O'Rear, the American minister at La Paz, after rumors claimed the funeral was a ruse to avoid explanations about reports he had been aided.
Washington July 24 Negro registrants qualified for general military service were called to the colors today by Provost Marshal General Crowder. They will entrain between Aug 1 and 3 and will come from 41 states and the District of Columbia.
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