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Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

May 02, 1917

Page

16

French Hero Viviani Applauded Before U S Senate

France's war mission led by Viviani Joffre and Chocheprat drew packed galleries in the senate with cheers after Viviani praised American war support and unity. He recalled US wartime resolve and the alliance and urged continued resolve against militarism, promising peace after victory.

Washington France Reve Viviani Marshal Joffre Chocheprat Senate M. Viviant Marne Joffre Trench M. Viviani

French mission and U S discuss heritage and future generations

Delegates from the French mission and U S representatives held ongoing discussions today with a focus on heritage and the future generations. The talks involved various conferences and sought common ground on cultural and economic collaboration between the two nations.

Est United States

School Board allocates payroll and approves Arbor Day invitation

The board approved teachers payroll totaling 31615 and an estimate of 4752 for a Cleveland school contractor. They accepted an Arbor Day invitation from Stanager Wharton of the street railway company for May 8 at Columbia Gardens. Separate police notes refer to a St Patrick Day incident and a robbery case involving Garcia and Selido, with bond set for district court.

R. Monteith Cleveland Columbia Gardens Stanager Wharton Street Rails ‘Way Company Felix Starcen Manne Garcia Selido Wooden, Mont Utah Avenue Martin Laira Selide

Early 20th Century U.S. Loans Announced by McAdoo

Secretary McAdoo announced tonight that Mr Washington of the first loan to France and Mary will be $10,000,000 each. The first installment of the stalian loan, about $25,000,000, will probably be made tomorrow. A loan to Russia will be made, and Belgium’s loan is under consideration.

Washington France Mary McAdoo Stalian Russia Belgium

Casagranda Youth Dies in County Hospital

Casagranda, 16, son of Mr and Mrs John Casagranda of Brown's Gulch, died yesterday at County Contagious Hospital. Funeral services will be held this morning and will be private.

Casagranda Diarsilng Casagranda John Casa Brown's Gulch

Jolit enquest into miner Holten’s death at Silvering mine

An inquest into John Holten’s death last Saturday at the Silvering mine heard that he was struck by a falling ore bucket and died of a brain concussion. Miners testified the incident appeared accidental. The report closes with an advertisement urging readers to read the ad.

Joliten John Holten Holten

Murder plot unearths coded motive and Montana link

Police exhibits include a receipt marked paid in full tied to land research in Montana for Dunn. The case centers on alleged plots discussed by several people, including a woman, with Dunn denied charges. County Attorney O'Brien to present facts to a grand jury as Dunn remains held without charge.

Montana Dunn Chicago O'Brien

First of May marks events in Germany continues

The report notes ongoing German and French actions with battles near Chemin-des-Dames and Champagne. It mentions U S stance on war, submarine warfare, and a sinking incident. French advances near Mont Haut are cited amid persistent air combat as Monday’s news highlights.

Germany Ballarat Ohain United States Chemin-des-Dames Champagne Mont Haut France

British capture large German force as war progresses

The report notes nine machines missing and states that in April British forces captured 19,843 Germans, along with 26 guns and howitzers, 98 heavy guns and howitzers, 127 trench mortars, and 470 machine guns. Numerous enemy guns of all calibers were destroyed by British artillery fire.

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Card players cases to by rushed to district court

Deputy County Attorney OConnell said informations charging Frank Hayes former candidate for mayor of Butte and sheriff and ex member of the legislature and six others with gambling will be filed directly in the district court. The defendants have given bonds and will be tried before a jury in Judge Dwyer's court after being found guilty in police court with suspended sentence.

Rom O'Connell Frank Hayes Butte Hayes Dwyer

Francis J Burns Taken Home After Hospital Stay

Francis J. Burns, recently operated on at St James hospital, was taken home Sunday and remained at the Immaculption church Pesanics for continued care.

Francis J. Burns Street St. James’ Hospital Pesanics

Senate passes war army bill for second time in war

Washington May 1 The senate approved the war army bill for a second time and conferees from the senate and house will meet to smooth differences on the annual army appropriation. Leaders expect both measures to be signed by President Wilson within the week. Also noted is a supreme court reversal affecting Morehead and land office affidavit requirements.

Wilson Washington Senate House Chinook Mont United States Supreme Court Morehead Bourquin Land Office

United States Considers Sending Troops to Europe

Washington May 1 The United States may send a small army unit to Europe for moral effect and to honor alliance bonds though ship shortages and training concerns risk delaying deployment. Officials weigh regulars or national guardsmen or both with France urging early action despite opposition from some military staff.

Washington Europe France State Department United States

Women on Railroads in Puget Sound Division

Seattle May 1 provision for employing women in various railroad branches is issued by J J McCullough superintendent Northern Pacific. Women to be placed on an equal working basis with men regarding salary and conditions in the Puget Sound division.

Seattle J. J. McCullough Puget Sound Northern Pacific Railroad

May Day in Berlin Ends Quiet Work Halt Fail

Berlin reports May Day celebrations by radical social groups failed to disrupt munition plants. Cessation of work was noted but no parades occurred and no disturbances were recorded.

Berlin London Holida

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