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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1915
Page
1
National trend thought voiced by a speaker at a Chicago gathering as advertising men discuss the Lemberg and temperance plan of Russia. The talk outlines evolving strategic messaging and public influence efforts within the advertising industry and its international context.
Delegates at the eleventh annual advertising clubs of the world convention in Chicago heard temperance praise as a national trend. Henry Estabrook and HM Houston urged ethical ad practices, while standard newspaper advertising rules were endorsed to promote truth, reject fraud, and oppose free publicity.
Reports from the front describe Austro German artillery pressing on Lemberg as forces encircle the Galician capital. Indications suggest the city may be evacuated with limited resistance. Meanwhile battles rage near Arras Dunkirk and the Italian front along the Isonzo river with heavy shelling and strategic shifts. The German submarine commander allows a food carrying vessel to escape by jettisoning cargo. The Spanish cabinet resigns over a failed loan, impacting army and navy reorganization plans.
In San Antonio on June 22, Red Cross General Manager Gen C A Devon announced immediate shipment of five train cars of supplies to Saltillo and nearby settlements. Thousands of Mexican refugees in Laredo and surrounding areas seek aid as starvation reports rise, prompting a formal Red Cross relief response amid local protests fearing refugee influx to Laredo.
A brief Standard Hint from the United States outlines a community gathering in which Jans cet ea ees eames Heston eee nae receives an award. The note mentions a scoot meeting held at Rion et E-Roar NE and references iodine related remarks and a typical avertaementa, with readers urged to follow upcoming comments.
London reports from the west describe a stubborn stand with isolated actions. Dispatches suggest Russian evacuation of Galicia may occur soon while German claims fix on defending the east bank of the Fecht. Fighting around Arras remains desperate and sanguinary with continued French pressure.
London June 22 Sergt Michael O Leary of the Trish Guards received the Victoria Cross from King George at Buckingham Palace for action in France. He stormed a German trench, killing five, capturing a barricade, and taking prisoners, virtually single handedly preventing the attack from failing.
Dr. John W. Kerr urged full time health offices in every community as critical to defense against disease noting white legislation and adequate funding as essential. He cited fragmentation of authority as a frequent result of absent full time offices. The AMA delegates urged amending Harrison drug act to curb narcotics in proprietary medicines, favoring stronger restrictions over the current allowance.
Albany June 22 Marin Z Manton attorney for former Police Lieutenant Charles Becker spent nearly two hours with the governor in prison clemency discussions for Becker who faces execution the week of July 12 for instigating Herman Rosenthal murder. The governor will consider clemency next week and plans to meet Mrs Becker or others in her behalf.
Stockholm reports the German government expressed deep regret for the June 15 attack off Christiania on the Swedish steamer Verdandi. The vessel, torpedoed and then shelled by a cruiser while bound for England with a cargo of wool, was deemed a mistake and Germany offered to pay indemnity.
A rain and windstorm in Muskogee Oklahoma blew the front from a jewelry store, scattering 20 diamond rings along a business street. A crowd gathered to search as the proprietor and clerks recovered many rings, but three stones valued at $2,000 remained missing.
Washington reports reassuring naval dispatches from Admiral Howard in Guaynas via the Colorado. He notes 200 troops present, telephone lines restored, and that General Leyva plans continued action with 1,500 Sonora state troops ready. Americans advised to leave if possible as situation stabilizes.
London reports that the foreign office delivered a memorandum explaining Britain’s steps to ease neutral traders’ hardships under the order in council and war measures. It outlines methods for neutrals to trade without violating regulations aimed at cutting Germany off from global trade. The note’s full text will be published when released in Washington.
A large group including Tom Taggart and Mayor Bell faced a 48 count indictment in Indianapolis alleging conspiracy to commit felonies under election laws. Indicted defendants surrendered to Sheriff George Martin with bonds ranging from 2500 to 10000 dollars. The charges cover illegal voting, intimidation, false registrations, ballot tampering, stuffing boxes, machine manipulation, saloon blackmail, and bribery. Several police officers and city officials were among those named.
American manufacturers announce they cannot obtain cash payments for products. Great Southern Steamship line Minn esota Port Vladivostok call dropped on next voyage. Seattle to Vladivostok route suspended. eighty percent of shipments to Australia canceled. possible shift to Hongkong route.
Reports from Calexico and El Centro say a severe earthquake struck the Mexican border region around 9 pm local time, causing fires and significant damage. At least 10 to 15 killed in Calexico, with buildings wrecked in Brawley and El Centro. power lines and telegraph services were disrupted as fires burned.
Urbana Ohio June 22 Anna Hoffman 7 daughter of Mrs Kate Hrunette of this city is under arrest in England as a German spy. It became known today when her sister here received Hoffman asking as bringing about her Fe etter said she was being held away prison that she had been in a hotel in London and authorities excuse their action on the grounds that she Was known to be of German descent An appeal had been made to Secretary of Rate Lansine.
An emefy demonstration in Ambus Georgia drew several hundred people from Georgia and Alabama. A figure of Governor Simon the traitor was hanged and riddled with bullets, then burned. The protest lasted over two hours with the city near the state line.
London reported that five Swedish steamers laden with lumber bound for England were captured by German warships in the Baltic Sea yesterday. Copenhagen dispatch to the Exchange Telegraph company confirms the action. A second item from El Paso notes General Villa denying any split with General Angeles and stating Angeles was sent to inspect a mission he contemplated pursuing.
A quake at 2:02 p m and another at 8:56 p m rattled San Diego households, shaking china and disturbing the town. Communication with Imperial Valley was cut after the first shock, with reports of damage but few details available.
A dispatch from the Italian front cites serious reverses as Italian forces failed to break Austro Hungarian lines along the Isomao river after heavy artillery bombardment. Repeated charges up fortified heights were repulsed with high losses. many dead and wounded were seen among the slopes. Also notes Austrian mountain galleries and interior chambers for artillery. In Newark, Jersey, June 22, the Celluloid Company sued Eastman Kodak in U S district court for about 15 million dollars over alleged motion picture patent infringements.
The Handelsblad claims Washington unofficially warned London against Japan sending 300000 troops to Europe. Washington reportedly pressed Tokyo to halt such an expedition, with Britain informed and Japan withdrawing forces from Manchuria. Officials offered no confirmation or denial.
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