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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1917
Page
7
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Butte metal miners meeting at Finlander hall Tutte endorsed Idaho miner strike support and planned a branch of the Industrial Workers of the World. Debate over sending an organizer to Idaho grew heated as Dan Shovlin led opposition. Campbell defended IWW literature and control. Bisbee and Tooele notes show broader strike activity and mine owner opposition.
Boats report the cruiser Olympia, once Dewey’s command ship at Mantli Bay, has been stripped of ammunition supplies and fittings to refloat off the shoal near Newport during fog. Wrecking tugs still tied up tonight as recovery efforts continue. an Irish commission headed by P. O’Connor sails this way.
Mrs Mary Ann Bennedy 18 died that evening in Meaderville at her son's home on Wing avenue. Funeral time to appear in later papers. Alice Hodges wife of David R Hodges died, body removed to parlors, funeral time to appear later. Alex Mandich 7 died Saturday at 2 Sak street, private grave service in Mount Moriah Cemetery. Ruth Philp 10 day old daughter of Mand Philp died yesterday at 125 Minah street, funeral this afternoon in Mountain View cemetery. Heartfelt thanks to neighbors and Hansen Packing Co for sympathy and offerings. memorial from Strand Mrs J H Vollmer.
Troop transports sail under tight Navy guard as Lincoln liners are diverted from routine routes. General Pershing and staff advance plans in France with a special corps and regiments of railway workers aiding in training and logistics. The exact disposition of American forces awaits conference with French and British staffs and campaign needs.
New York reporters recount a Marine regiment quietly departing Kensal yard bound for France. About 2,700 men under Col Charlie Oven left without cheers as Maj Gen George Barnett urged Marines to uphold corps traditions. Civilians saw few boarding, veterans waved but did not cheer.
A brief action scene where plate drops his hat and heads toward the street, while teammates trail behind unable to glimpse the rear guard.
A U S mission heads to the Austro Italian front with expected operations to follow. An American Red Cross section is planned to accompany the Italian front as part of continuing war relief efforts.
London reports ten units of American woodmen sent from New England states and organizations to convert UK forests into lumber have arrived. Fully equipped and ready to establish sawmills, they require only raw food, to be supplied by their cooks.
Washington reports base arrival at a British port of about 126 aircraft experts sent from the United States to study European aircraft design and manufacturing methods. The delegation includes representatives from legal, manufacturing, design, engineering, military and naval fields.
Chicago wholesale potato prices fell 40 to 60 cents per bushel to the year's low. Receipts were light and sales ranged at 2 49 to 2 65 per bushel, down from Tuesday. In New York the barrel price slipped to 4 dollars as thousands of bushels poured into markets from southern points, a 50 cent daily drop for a week.
The Gallagher funeral will be at 3 o clock at Ten win 148 East Center treat Centerville proceeding to St Patrick church where high mass will be offered at 9 30 Interment in Richvale cemetery Automobiles.
A note from PAUL CORCORAN expresses gratitude for the floral offer and acknowledges assistance received. The message highlights appreciation for community support and kindness shown during a difficult period.
The funeral for William Hayes will be at Dan Tine Bithoa funeral chapel Saturday morning at 9 30. Interment follows at ss cemetery. Funeral notices also indicate related arrangements for Williams Dillon aged 93 with remains at Window Undertaking Packers awaiting instructions from relatives.
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