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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1917
Page
9
Vienna report states the lower house of the Austrian reichsrat ended its peace debate without a vote in line with orders of the day. Deputy Hauser, a Christian Socialist, said the chamber has the emperor's strong support for peace and that Charles desires peace as soon as possible.
Washington June 29 Today President Wilton asked Congress to pass a law allowing Brand Whitlock minister to Belgium to accept a decoration from King Albert of Belgium in recognition of his marked services to the kingdom. Dutom patrol ship arrives New York June 29 The Dutch armored cruiser Zeeland arrived en route to the Dutch East Indies via the Panama Canal to serve a period as a patrol ship in waters of Holland possessions.
Milwaukee council action follows a mass petition from Monta Tong property owners demanding immediate paving. New ordinance clears legal obstacles while Milwaukee Road contracts paving in front of its property at about $8,000. City committee to accelerate work. track changes on South Mons near cemetery reviewed. cemetery-related deaths and floral tributes noted. Payrolls totaling 21,043 approved plus extensions for Warren Avenue sewer and lighting projects.
The Victor American Fuel company coal fields in New Mexico's Gallup district were sold to Hayden, Stone & Co for about 3 million dollars. The property had previously been acquired by Bay Consolidated, China Copper, and American Smelting and Refining, forming Gallup American Coal Company to operate the sites.
Copenhagen reports Emperor Charles and Empress Zita of Austria Hungary are expected to arrive in Munich on Saturday. The Berliner Tageblatt correspondent notes the visit will be political and social in nature and will include Count Caernin the foreign minister and heads of the Austrian military and civil cabinet.
Miss Laura Garrigues, a public school teacher, identified Scott, a married man with four children, as the man who attacked her in a vacant house. He was arrested this morning on the identification.
Berlin reports German forces captured French positions along the Malancourt Esnes road and near Ave court wood on the Meuse and Aisne fronts. They stormed gaps east of Cerny while British action near Avion failed. A fish train service from Oregon Short Line runs weekly from Butte to Glen and Dillon via Union Pacific.
Intensive fighting grips the Cerny Corbeny region and the Somme sectors near Verdun with heavy German losses on the Laon Rheims road. British operations around Lens press the envelopment while trench raids yield prisoners and machine guns. Greek political shifts after Venizelos vows to side with democracy mark a broader Allied alignment.
London June 29 An account of the German plot to blow up Norwegian steamships was given in the storming yesterday by Foreign Minister Ihlen, who said a messenger was dispatched to the German legation in Christiania. The Norwegian legation in Berlin was ordered to inform the German government of the incident to protest the violation of Norwegian territory.
A fragment notes a messenger being handed to Germany under a contravention deal. The agreement calls for action against him and bars his use as a messenger to Norway, reflecting wartime neutrality concerns.
In Chicago on June 2, the private banking firm Graham & Bons closed its doors as deposits drained amid rising living costs and Liberty bond purchases. Guard was requested as deposits, estimated at 3 to 5 million dollars, were withdrawn. Andrew Graham founded the house. his sons continued management after his death last year.
Chicago reports that the Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe railroad will grant a 10 percent bonus on total salaries for the last six months of the year with exceptions for workers benefited by the Adamson law, those under contracts, and those earning above five thousand dollars annually.
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