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Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jun 12, 1918

Page

9

Donations From War Chest Approved For June Through August

Quota committee of war chest trustees authorized allocations to Red Cross Knights of Columbus Women's Patriotic Association and Salvation Army for June July and August. Red Cross receives 24000 monthly, Knights 8333 monthly, Women’s Patriotic 2000 monthly. A Syrian and Armenian relief donation may follow. Financial report shows fund year total 2500 monthly for next four months and 150 monthly for cash paid, with 63841.44 in May subscriptions and 4017.00 remaining year subscriptions.

Siiver Bow County War Chest Fund Re of Columbus Wom Association Salvation Army Hoy Scouts of America War Chest Trustees Red Cross Knights of Columbus Women's’ Patriotic Association Uly War Chest A. L. Matter Treasury

Deaths in the Aviation Corps and Camp Fremont

A sequence of World War I era notices reports aviators Harry Dodds and Jack McGee killed in crashes at Fort Sam Houston and Narragansett Bay respectively, Chicago Burlington & Quincy official George B. Harfs dies after blood clot, plus a fatal howitzer explosion at Camp Fremont injuring five and killing Private Henry Runio.

Greenwich R. I Jack McGee Pawtucket Narragansett Bay Chicago George B. Harfs Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Camp Fremont Palo Alto Cal Armier Counier Henry Runio Second Field Artillery John F. Morrigan

Army casualty list lists dozens with actions and deaths

Washington reports a lengthy army casualty list enumerating killed in action wounded severely and other died of wounds or disease. Names span multiple states with officers and privates including Corby New York and Costello Binghamton N Y and O Leary Tutte Montana among many. The roll includes severities and notes prior reports of slight wounds and raises or corrections to statuses.

Washington James Edward Chicago Iound Corby New York Lawrence Atlanta John T. Costello Binghamton N.Y Everely Patrick O'Leary Alaska Street Tutte Mont Frank Bruno Wyola Corps Eimerdommel Lancaster Talmage Werrald Gallvante Ferry Meshanien Cecil C. Abels Ravenne W.va William A. Purcell Philadelphia James A.” Burns Say Wis Leon Campbell AU Te Frank Catalunas Tamaqua Cecil C. Craig Phillips Okla Paul F. Cross Shelbyville Forest Jenna Tieonle Iowa Archie Lacshire Sawyer W.va William Lindsey Ottumwa Chrenus KE. McNary Mich William P. McGrath Cleveland Ohio Charles Masgiona Syracuse Y. Baward Mitt Rocky Mount Marton D. Thompson Levering Noel Troney San Francisco Victor Tut Newport Henry Urbanowskirolt Mich Well Clever Paoset Zatco Grodno Reuasaia Serge Fred. Murphy Frame Ingham Masa Dewey Hart Hristolville Bernard Hurst Oldenburg Tha Kaward Hines Jr Chicago Corp Arthur I Kueni Sauk City Sauk City, Wismute’ Daan Orate Ark Win Hethelton Tenninst Henry Howard Franklinvitt Alexander Miller Raymond Mise William “Glynn Muning Michael Keating Brook Iyn Edward V. Suot Corby New York City J. Lawrence Kennett Goudie Atanasof Jackson Henry Meavers Johnson City Si Hendry Butt Montpelier Erwin Gora Milwaukee Rick Gritin Mair Eleane Dee Loria SG Minneapolia Wiely Sereta Norman A. Allen Omaha Ned Harry M.” Greene Avoca Towa Gordon A Moore Knoxville Ben C. Barker Eokuk Jack Ht Revans Decorah Cecil Roden Doland Wyo Mont Lorenzo Lurgess Palo Clarence Culver Cresto Ernest Dayton McCoole Dewey D. Dunkerson Dewey D. Dunkerson, Fontanelle, Towa Louis K. Ewing Keokuk William M. Frederickson Creston Lawrence Gilbert Council’ Bluffs John E. Grey Casper Wye Albert Hobart Center Monton

Labor leaders vow continued fight after Europe trip

Seattle, Wash., June 11. William Short, president of the Washington State Federation of Labor, reports upon returning from Europe as a member of an American labor commission that working classes of England and France are determined to fight on to a finish. In Paris and London the commission discussed tentative actions.

Seattle Wash England France William Short Washington State Federation of Labor Europe Paris London

Medals Awarded by Father Barry at Immaculate Convent

Helen Brennan of Immaculate Conception school received a gold medal from Rev. Father Barry for perfect attendance. Margaret Sullivan Joh Kenny Catherine Pendergast and a nes Crowley were also awarded medals for not being tardy. At o'clock this morning the eighth grade graduates will be treated to a school breakfast by students in grades six and seven. The school year closes today with pupil reports read by Father.

Helen Brennan Immaculate Conception Father Barry Immaculate Church Margaret Sullivan Joh Kenny Catherine Pendergast Anes Crowley

Caline Thousand for Limited Military Service

Washington June 11 Nine thousand white draft registrants qualified for special limited military service were called today by Provost Marshal General Crowder. They will join the military aero nautical corps and go to Vancouver to aid airplane production. Montana to furnish 721 men for spruce production, including 628 laborers and the rest specially trained men.

Washington Mareshal General Crowder Military Aeronautical Corps Army Vancouver Wash Montana Arart Crowder

Paris Bombardment Resumes. Two Dead, Several Hurt

Paris reports a renewed long-distance bombardment this morning leaving two fatally wounded and several injured. The previous day's bombardment had already caused casualties as authorities assess damage and seek safety measures for residents in the affected sectors.

Paris Yeasterday

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