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Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jul 26, 1917

Page

8

Great Northern plans southern transcontinental line to Lewiston

Butte reports completion of a North Dakota to Richy Montana segment of a new Great Northern alternate line. The southern route aims to avoid winter blocks and floods, linking a North Dakota start to Lewistown then Helena. Completion depends on wartime steel demand. line promises year round traffic for freight and passengers.

Butte Great Northern North Dakota Richey Dawson County Mont 8 Lne Lewistown Montana Helena Great” Northern Tts Butts St. Paul

Assignments Given to Fight Montana Men at Fort Wright

Of 24 recruits examined at Fort Wright in Spokane on Monday, half were from Montana. Montana men accepted include Verner Goddard, 20, stenographer from Billings in the medical department, and John T. McLaughlin, 22, stenographer from Billings in the same unit. The state of Washington is the union northwestern commonwealth none has fled its quota in the regular army.

Fort Wright Spokane Montana Washington Unio Northwestern Commonwealth Verner. Goddard Billings John T. McLaughlin Medical Department

Comptroller Reports Revised to Limit Bank Condition Calls

The comptroller of the treasury informed Postmaster Goodwin that future reports of condition by national banks will not require detailed statements of vault losses. Banks will mainly report gold coin, silver and minor coins, clearing house certificates, and specie-based figures in periodical statements unless statistical needs arise.

Comptroller of the Treasury Goodwin

Prospecting Around the Wills of Butte

Prospecting around the wills of Butte shows a surge of activity with assayers tallying a spike in samples from June 15 to July 18, the busiest period in three years. When the walkout began, many miners returned to their claims or earned commissions to ore for private parties, though last week saw fewer samples and ongoing representation work by miners in large numbers.

Putte

Dartmouth Hero’s Brother Honored In War Record

Deputy county attorney E. Pat Kelley reports a college friend Osborne, who starred on the Dartmouth team last year, was wounded and died after heroically driving wounded soldiers from the front to hospitals. He earned a French cross for bravery, presented to his brother Clinton H. Moore.

E. Pat Kelley Osborne Dartmouth Clinton H. Moore

James Lord Named To Compensation Board Subcommittee

James Lord president of the mining department of the American Federation of Labor has been named to a subcommittee dealing with the congressional committee on providing for families of men in military service and compensation for those in service. The move comes as discussions advance on a draft bill by Judge Julian W. Mack and associates to grant family allowances and compensation to service members.

James Lord Mining Department American Federation of Labor Congressional Mr. Lord Ontario Butte Samuel Gompers Committee of Labor Council of National Defense Julian W. Mack and Associates

Council of National Defense to hear hill proposal

The labor group will submit the hill approved in principle at the next council meeting. Named to the 8 member committee on the matter are James Lord, Frederick L. Hottman, J. W. Sulll, and F. Sheneer Baldwin.

Council of National Defense James Lord Frederick L. Hottman J. W. Sulll F. Sheneer Baldwin

Notice on Magazine Covers for Soldiers and Sailors

The article explains that magazines donated for active service members must bear a 1 cent postage due notice or they will not be forwarded. It cites postal regulations guaranteeing delivery to front lines and mentions A. S. Burleson, postmaster general. It also notes Carroll G. Colman’s commissioning as a regular army officer and a sister connection in the local community.

Howe A. S. Burleson Uited States Service Carroll G. Colman Crulting Colorado Dr. Lautz Butte Martha Dolman

British Army Enlistments Expand to Spokane Recruit Station

Hudson, a 34 year old steamgater from Butte, has been accepted at the Spokane British army recruiting station. Recruiting drives continue for subjects of Great Britain and for Canadian regiments, with officers handling enlistments.

Hudson Butte Pokane Great Britain

Indians muster regiments to defend tribes in U S

Washington July 25 ten regiments of Indian cavalry are proposed to represent 189 tribes in a national force. Dr Joseph Kossuth Dixon of Philadelphia led the idea before the house military committee as head of Rodman Wanamaker North American Indian researches. Wes Remidji Minn July 25 thirty men and one woman, all said to be IWW, were corraled by 180 armed citizens and sent west after a fire destroyed the county’s second largest sawmill.

Dian Washington Kahn Joseph Kossuth Dixon Philadelphia Rodman Wanamaker House Military Committee Wes Remidji Minn Industrial Workers of the World

Divorces Granted Over Maiden Name Returns

Two divorces granted by Judge Dwyer reveal similar patterns. Each wife, with two children, was deserted by her husband yet won permission to resume her maiden name. Jeanne A. Boucharm, married in Missoula in 1908, and Hedwig Miller, married in New Brunswick in 1908, both kept custody and sought no alimony. Robert R. Cosper sues Flora M. Casper in Los Angeles for separation after 15 years of marriage and one child.

Dwyer Jeanne A. Boucharm Louis V.boucharm Alissoula Chiledren Boucharm Great Falis Jeanne A. Perret Hedwig Miller Arthur C. Miller Hedwig Blaz New Brunswick Canada Albert Robert R. Cosper Flora MM Casper Los Angeles Serted

Strike breakers sent to coast amid streetcar strike

Labor headquarters reported 200 men were dispatched from Chicago and Minneapolis to Seattle and Tacoma to serve as strike breakers in the streetcar strikes. Beatings and car service disruption followed in Seattle due to motorman and conductor shortages.

Labor

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