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Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

May 06, 1916

Page

3

Bed Linen and Towels Inexpensively Priced

Readable list of bed linen items including pillow cases 45x36 and 81x90 seamless sheeting 85e. Full bed size bedspreads 1.35 and full hemmed sheets described as ready for use. Turkish towels offered in extra large heavy weight, with per dozen and bulk quantities.

Society Names Include Harriet Leicester and Frances Saville

A clipped social column lists Harriet Leicester and Frances Saville among a group of Newport figures. Also noted are Sylvia Summere Schweftel James McAulitte as attendees at a charity event hosted by the club of prominent local residents.

Harriet Leicester Sylvia Summere Schweftel James McAulitte Frances Saville

Twenty six aeroplanes shot down by Germans

Berlin May 5 wireless report says twenty six Allied aircraft were shot down by German aviators in April. German losses totaled 22 aircraft. Western front air battles intensified mid month with group and squadron combats. most combats occurred beyond German lines. French war office reported twenty one hostile aircraft downed in April and six French planes lost.

Berlin Sayville Pianpell Cape French War Office

Arrested as Accomplice After Woman Set Fire

A. A. Rogers of Whatcom County was arrested in Bellingham on arson charges following a fire at the home of George Altcum. Mrs Minn Harland, 33, mother of five, confessed after being taken into custody and implicated two others still at large. She wore men’s clothes during the incident and claimed she was promised $600 from insurance money.

Bellingham Wash Rogers Minn Harland George Altcum Tixen Tokers

President Won't Withdraw Nomination of Brandeis

President has decided to press for confirmation of the nomination of Justice De Fouls D. Brandeis for the supreme court. A Senate committee has urged delay for several months, but the president declined to withdraw the nomination despite calls from opponents.

Washington Max Wwikanthas Fouls D. Brandeis The Supreme Court

Lengthy Germany US talks on submarine war reach critical point

Washington May 5 Germany's diplomatic notes with the United States on submarine warfare stretched nearly a year. President Wilson faced cabinet and Congress dissension over how to respond while public sentiment restrained Germany from relaxing its use of its submarine fleet. The notes, replies, and German assurances fluctuated, culminating in a warning that the United States might sever diplomatic ties if Germany does not abandon its unrestricted submarine actions against neutral and belligerent shipping.

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Lusitania Suits Filed Over Ship Loss

New York May 5 relatives of victims of the Lusitania disaster filed suits in the quasi-legal court seeking about $500000 as damages alleging negligence in navigation through the German submarine zone. A Worcester Massachusetts union meeting notes several members arrived by their own automobiles.

New York Subtsanne Cunard Steamship Vine Une New Shoe- Makers’ Union Worcester Mass

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