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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1918
Page
3
Cyril Stebbens, director of school gardeners for the West, visits Butte to commend the local garden program and boost community horticulture efforts. He meets city leaders and highlights youth participation and educational value.
Officials announce a nationwide drive to recruit 15 000 volunteers as part of the United States school garden army. Supervisors and teachers in towns cities and states are urged to organize student gardeners to grow food for war aid. The program, endorsed by governors and officials, aims to mobilize 10 000 plus children in several cities with planned summer work and classroom visits.
Salt Lake City June 12 One man was killed outright and 12 passengers injured, extent unknown, when four coaches of Denver and Rio Grande passenger train No 1 left the rails and rolled into a ditch just outside the city. The train carried 200 passengers, many from Denver.
A blue and white plaid gingham design described as simple and timeless. The piece features crossed ends tied in a bow at the back, wide scalloped cuffs and reversations in white organdie. Pockets are small upright sections trimmed with organza.
Washington reports President Wilson explained his open diplomacy stance as open and explicit publicity of completed international relations rather than public discussion. The Senate defeated Senator Borah's plan for public consideration of treaties 50 to 23, shaping a vote on the Underwood rule to limit wartime debate.
Washington reports all persons aboard ships stuck in Behring Sea ice have been rescued. The Roosevelt steamed toward Akutan after rescue work in Bristol Bay. Officials believe rescued individuals were transferred to other ships or landed at Bristol Bay canneries.
In Red Wing Minnesota on June 1 a car cavalcade of Seventy league members and families marched past city streets despite a county safety commission ban and sheriff orders. Guards paced the parade in grim silence as banners urged voters to back Lindbergh, with no honks or cheers from onlookers. The group then dispersed near Vasa without officials stopping them.
Dallas June 12 The box bearing the legation seal sought by federal authorities in a plot to smuggle Russian crown jewels into the United States has been taken from Silliman Evans a Dallas newspaper man and former clerk in the American delegation at Copenhagen Evans is jailed in Washington as investigators probe what he did with the legation seal he brought back recently The contents of the box remain undisclosed by officials
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