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Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jun 18, 1918

Page

3

Emperor William hails German strength as victory nears

Amsterdam reports Emperor William praising Prussian militarism as the nation endures hardships. He credits the one capable people on earth with leading to victory and a future peace, while thanking ministers and the crown prince for recent troop successes.

Amsterdam Getey William von Mertling Germany Simperor Merlin Gen- Roehm von Buelowneral von Hitler Fatherland

Governor of Nebraska calls nonpartisaners

Lincoln Neb June 17 Governor Keith Neville responded to requests from the Liberty League members asking for the removal of Richard L Metcalfe from the state council of defense He rejected the demand saying Metcalfe denounced the league so removing him would be an insult to his honor patriotism and country Metcalfe formerly served as governor of Nebraska.

Lincoln Neb Nonetisin League Richard L. Metcalfe Nebraska State Council Keith Neville Council of Defense League Nebraska Metcalfe Goveror

Property Seizure Hits Busch Family Assets Abroad

Washington reports that Mrs Adolphus Busch of St Louis had millions of dollars in property seized by the Alien Property Custodian Palmer, with assets largely in St Louis and other cities. Mrs Busch is returning from Germany via Cuba to the United States.

Washington Adolphus Busch St. Louis Palmer Busch Geremany Cuba United States

More Than Half To Ships Bill Advances In House

Washington reports the house passed the sundry civil bill totaling 2.215 billion dollars for ship funding, emergency war funds, and information work. The measure includes 50 million for the president's fund and 1.26 million for the information committee and provides additional money for Mississippi flood control and other wartime programs. The act moves toward the senate with a record vote and reflects funding for shipyards construction, fuel, and defense agencies.

Washington Committee On Public Information House Senate War Indust Board Council of National Defense National Advisory Committee For Aeronautics, Tradepartment

Casualties list names by action and cause from war reports

Washington June 17 Army casualty list divides names by action and cause. Killed in action include Privates Charles F. Albrecht Brooklyn New York William B Goodwin Clovis New Mexico Dan Graves Ellisville Mississippi Claude Myers Browning Missouri Pietro Na Lucca Montenegro Henry J son Lockport Missing in action one Private Robert River Hartford Conn Rejoined company Edward T turney New Haven Conn Carl H

Washington Charles F. Albrecht Brooklyn N._Y William B. ‘Goodwin Clovis N. MM Dan. Graves Ellisville Miss. Claude Myers Browning Pietro Na Texas Wifeiam “Foss Ganing Mount. Vernon Sam J. Gilmore Sergie ‘Charlo Il Buck Inestown Ye Arthur Sin Canton Ohio Corp Alexan Rahway No J Privates Balenger Lowell Mass Barnes Beckwith Parkersburg Dewey Brewer Indiana James

Kaiser proposes exchange of Allied spy for German plotter

Germany warned the United States of reprisal against American citizens held in the Empire and if used would trigger reciprocal action against German subjects in the United States. Official correspondence through a neutral channel disclosed the threat and the reply.

Germany United States

Casualty totals released for American Marines overseas

Washington reports 717 American marine casualties overseas from landing to June 9. Includes 108 killed in action, 58 died of wounds, 533 wounded in action, 1 missing, and 1 held prisoner. Officers total 26 deaths and 10 wounded. enlisted men 172 total deaths and 507 wounded. Additional items mention enemy captures and classifications.

Marine Washington Barnett Marine Corps Than Abd Etlon Ase

Rules for the Gardener from the Richmond Times Dispatch

Gardening guide lists tool needs including a wheel-hoe with cultivator rake side-hoe and seed-dropper priced around 14.35 dollars. It outlines basic items for use in tools for gardening.

The Richmond Times Dispatch

Miss Marion Davies In Screen Hit Of The Season

An excerpt highlights Miss Marion Davies in a film described as a season hit and notes the era’s vivid, bustling style. The piece includes humorous asides about borrowing tools and neighborly sharing, reflecting lighthearted local culture and gossip themes.

Marion Davies

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