Sixty Perish Many Injured in Collision
At least sixty persons died and many more were injured in a collision. One hundred twenty nine people were reported in Indian hospitals following the crash.
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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1918
Page
1
Circus Train Crash Kills, 21 Bodies Burned Beyond Identification
Gary Indiana June 22 A collision between an equipment train and a Wallace Hagenbeck circus train killed one circus troupe member and left many burned. The known casualty list rose to six with eight bodies recovered, 129 people hospitalized in Gary and Hammond. Most victims were circus performers. 22 bodies were moved to Hammond for identification. Officials sought more casualty details as night work continued and reports of an arrest circulated.
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Gary
Ind
Wallace Hagenbeck
Hammond
Todd
Mioominston
Hammond-Johs Collins
Strong Coyle
Howard
Johr
Klaus
Froman
Krauss
Michigan City
War Developments and Local Parade Plans in Butte
Daily Standard reports war developments including German subs, a collision and injuries, and calls to boost war savings in Butte. It notes parade preparations, citizen celebrations, and societal notices while surveying county food regulations and local advertising.
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Butte
Dalen Sohes
T News of
Deserter Arrested After Red Cross Aid Request
Miles City on June 22 Marshall Serrano alleged deserter from the United States Army was arrested after applying to the Red Cross for aid to reach Butte. He produced forged credentials claiming service in France and was helped with a ticket and money before authorities found the documents fake. He admitted desertion and was taken into custody for trial by military authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miles City
Marshall Serrano
United States Army
Ted Cross
Butte
France
Ger
Serrano
Fifty Thousand Dollars For Suffrage Campaign
Washington on June 22 the national woman's party announced that fifty thousand dollars has been spent to gain ten additional senate votes for federal woman suffrage. In five years the party says it has spent 469015 fighting for the amendment which has passed the house and faces a senate vote next Thursday.
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Washington
National Woman’s Party
Senate
Woman's Party
House
Explosive Bullets Used by Austrians Reported
Associated Press dispatch from Army Headquarters in Northern Italy notes reports of explosive bullets used by Austrian forces. Italian soldiers wounded in the ongoing fighting show positive indications of such bullets, according to hospital directors cited by Captain Thwarts of the American Red Cross. Congress votes on a twelve billion dollar emergency appropriation to enable the president to call eligible draft-age men to service. Senate committee signals tentative majority to remove wine from prohibition considerations in the farm aid bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Italy
Thwarts
American Red Cross
Washington
Sane
House
Senate Agriculture Committee
Montana draft to entrain four thousand to Camp Dodge
A telegram from Provost Marshal General Crowder and Adjutant General Greenan directed a Montana draft of 4000 for full military service except quartermaster corps. The counties allotment lists show Blaine through Yellowstone with counts. Silver Bow exhausted and no draws from that county this time. Madison not quoted.
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Standard
Helena
Crowder
Greenan
Montana
Camp Dodge
Towaonan
Quartermaster Corps
Tonal Guard
Montani Ace
Blaine
Nlly
Chouteau
Deer Lodge
Flathead
HUM
Clark
Lineau Meagher
Mintral
Missoula
Musselshell
Park
Phillips
Powell
Prairie
Ravalli
Richland
Rosebud
Sanders
Sheridan
Silver How
Stillwater
Sweet Grass
Teton
Toole
Valley
Wibaux
Wland
Yellowstone
Siiver Row
Madison
Definite word on Russian drive repulse and troop moves
Washington reports from Rome confirm repulse of the Russian offensive in Italy. General March, chief of staff, says American troop movements to France have surpassed 100,000, with ongoing progress five months ahead of schedule. He notes U.S. forces exceed 700,000 shipped and 800,000 soon, while enemy holds firm on all fronts.
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Washington
Rome
Italy
General March
France
March
United States
Cambrai-St Quentin
Mareh 21
Baker
Gener March
General March Sia
Gieneral March
Marek
Chhmaid
Hing Ehf
Cantigny
Robert Hullard
Montana’s first woman found guilty of sedition
Kalispell Montana June 22 Florence Miller of Columbia Falls the first Montana woman tried for sedition was found guilty after a two hour jury deliberation. The case drew wartime tensions as witnesses recounted pro German statements and the jury returned a verdict amid a climate of fear over the West Front conflict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Kalispell
Florence, Miller
Columbia Falls
Mont
Mel Miller
Germany
Ann
Hohem
Port
Custer
Salt Lake City Metal Workers Begin Strike Action
In Salt Lake City a large group of metal workers walk off the job at noon after wage talks failed to meet a proposed daily decrease of one dollar. A committee of employees says a 50 cent daily increase has been offered, but workers report not all gains were accepted.
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Salt Lake City
Lake City
State Senator Annin of Stillwater County Dies in Columbus
Billings June 22 J B Annin state senator from Stillwater county died in Columbus tonight after a hemorrhage. He was a prominent merchant and had served as senator from Yellowstone and Stillwater counties. He was the Republican nominee for lieutenant governor. He is survived by two sons in the United States Army.
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Billings
J. B. Annin
Stillwater County
Columbus
Yellowstone
Stillwater
United States Army
Emperor Charles Life in Danger Reported
A dispatch from a AC News report notes Charles of Austria may face danger amid unsettled conditions. Weather forecasts for Montana predict unsettled Sunday with western and northern areas turning partly cloudy by Monday.
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Emperor Charles
Charles
Austria
Ac News Dispatch
Montana
Plea for Intervention Sent to the President
A long cablegram from London is sent to the American embassy in Washington. It is signed by Konstantine Nabokoff, charge d affaires, and M. Stachovitch, ambassador to Spain, urging Wilson to intervene to prevent further Russian economic penetration seen as a calamity for the Allies.
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London
Wilson
Washington
Constantine Nabokoff
M. Stachovitch
Spether
Russia
Germany
Americans Face German Deserters and Snowbound Front
A German desertion report claims German troops call American soldiers bad boys as U S troops press shelling and mop up gas nests in the Belle Wood. A willing prisoner says German conditions worsen, many would desert if allowed, while the Marne front remains quiet and snow covers the ground for the first time in history.
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Associated Press
France
Bellen ‘Wood
Marne Front
Submarine Loss Reported In Unclear Message
Patchy text notes a submarine loss described as great, with unclear destination details and garbled wording. No verifiable names, dates, or places are present to confirm specifics.
Troops Shipped Across Sea Aids Western Front War Effort
Washington reports June figures show about 900000 Americans shipped overseas with 100000 added in a week. General March cites Cantigny as a key early test of U S training and notes unity of command around General Foch as a major Allied achievement. A Dutch source says a Bulgarian commission travels to Vienna to discuss relations with Austria and Germany.
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Cantigny
March
Wilson
Foch
London
the Times
The
Hague
Vienna
Germany
Phase Two Seen in Immediate Future War Update
The report notes the Second Phase is expected soon as invaders continue efforts in France and Italy. British forces block Piave river advances while Austro-German plans face delays amid food shortages and war fatigue across Austria Hungary. A Vienna unrest and UK Hague commission talks hint at shifting alliances as Bulgaria weighs its stance with Germany.
Tremendous Splash Heard Over World
Washington reports a historic July 4 launch push from American shipyards with at least 89 vessels totaling 439,886 deadweight tons, plus six hulls finishing in time. Yard-by-yard plans span Pacific coast yards to the East and Great Lakes, with Bethlehem Union in San Francisco launching the largest ship tonnage and Oakland and Seattle set for multi-hull completions.
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Washington
Pacific Coast Yards
Bethlehem Union
San Francisco
Moore Shipbuilding Company
Oakland
Cal
Seattle
Aberdeen
Wash
Tacoma
Porte Land
Ore
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Hment
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Annin
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Destrosten
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Ovor
Budapest
Aarian
Bulgaria
Sea West Front
Rheims
Guilt
Great Lakes
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