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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1918
Page
1
The report notes ongoing heavy fighting as Allied forces maintain advantages. Military leaders emphasize broad relief aims and escalating momentum toward a favorable outcome for the Allies in the continuing Battle.
Fogh awaits the destined time as all rests on a supreme decision by the Great Generalissimo. The outcome hinges on a single high authority’s ruling impacting future events.
Philip Gibbs reports from York Times Cable Copy on July fronts where Crown Prince Rupprecht's forces shrink in offensive power while reserves hold. Foch's mobility looms as Prussia faces defense lines, and strategic decisions hinge on French command and broader allied moves.
Dispatches from Washington claim rumors of a major Allied breakthrough near Soissons and Rheims. British French forces reportedly advanced toward Fismes with gains around Fere en Tardenois and Dormans on the Marne while Oureq front actions suggested a widening German retreat.
John D Ryan visited his Montana hometown for a day to tour Red Cross headquarters and speak at the Broadway theater. He praised local workers, thanked supporters, and urged the public to back aircraft production while warning of wartime hardships. General Kenley also spoke, stressing resolve and the will to defeat the Germans.
Fragmentary notes report a major battle opening a war, with numerous captures claimed. Reading is unclear, but the piece emphasizes a pivotal clash and swift advances affecting the early phase of hostilities.
Fragmentary OCR text hints at a British Empire theme with references to Foch, Wits, and press possibilities. The readable portion is unclear and contains many garbled phrases, offering no concrete events, dates, or named figures beyond ambiguous references.
At a reception for John D. Ryan in Butte, a three member committee from the metal mine workers union delivered demands to Anaconda Copper Mining Company. Demands include a six hour day, six dollar per day wage, worker dispute committee, card abolition, and medical exam removal, with a response due by Saturday noon. The audience at Broadway theater applauded Anaconda official C F Kelley’s rebuke labeling the union un American and unpatriotic and promising no recognition of the movement in Butte.
Citizen expresses gratitude for the warm reception and welcome received, noting the positive engagement and friendly atmosphere at the gathering. The address emphasizes collegial spirit and mutual support among attendees, reflecting on shared goals and community ties.
A fragmentary note mentions British forces making an advance near Altelas with a plan for a Saturday action in the south. The text is garbled but indicates military movement and an upcoming engagement.
John D. Ryans appeals to Butte residents for support and prayers as he takes a public role during wartime. He credits Butte's volunteers and contributions, including money and servicemen, to the war effort and expresses pride in being a Montana citizen and Butte resident.
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