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Newspaper

Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

May 06, 1918

Page

1

Patriotism marks ceremony for Eagles service flag

The Fraternal Order of Eagles in Butte held a patriotic service at the Bm Pres theater for 50 lodge members entering service. Joan of Arc and Columbia joined in a tribute to alliance with France as Miss Eva Puller and Miss Anna Scanlon portrayed the heroines. A long procession along downtown streets drew substantial crowds. Speakers urged unity and sacrifice, with J Bruce Kremer stressing honor for those in service and the roll of honor.

Joan of Arc Columbia Order of Baxles Butte France of Eagles Mian Anna Scanton Eva Puller Theraid Orleans City of Firemen A. Nun M ‘the Mike Sullivan Memb

War Chest Cards Being Signed Solidly in Butte Drive

A war chest fundraising drive proceeds in Butte with many subscriptions signed at the Moi tana Tower as volunteers explain the fund’s methods. Trustees emphasize broad public support and a simple weekly hour of work as the base for giving, with higher earners expected to contribute more.

Drive Moitana Tower Butte Yeste Fay War Chest Fund Bigelow Board of Trustees Iaagion Thad Lam Monet Drive Committee Red Cross COAL Knights of Columbus Simiar Nore

American Boys Are Buddies in French Welcome

A fragmentary caption discusses American soldiers in France being called Buddies by Don Martin. The piece notes the fond reception from locals and the affection shown by French children who greet the soldiers as big brothers.

Don Martin France

Americans Repel German Trench Attempt Near Apremont

In France on May 5 the German force tried to seize a section of American trenches in the Bois Brule west of Apremont in the Toul sector. American troops spotted the move and artillery delivered a heavy high explosive barrage, driving the attackers back. Fierce fighting and vigilant artillery fire continued as both sides pressed near the contested ground.

France Bois Brule Apremont Toul

Austrian Offensive Looms on Italian Front

Vienna reports Emperor Charles and Austrian chief of staff with high German and Austrian officers reached the Tulian front. A large troop buildup in Tyrol and interior signals indicate a long predicted offensive on the Italian front may begin soon.

Geneva Switzerland Vienna Charles Tyrol Reutino

Mysterious Vessel Arrives as Officials Probe Passengers

Fourteen arrested aboard a ship arriving from a South American port faced thorough examination by government agents. Officers discovered coded items and researcher records amid a global inquiry. The vessel had waxed ports and restricted passenger movement as authorities from multiple nations aided the search.

H. Booth

Sudden Tide Rip Drowns Two Bathers at Ocean Beach

At Ocean Beach near San Diego two soldiers drowned and 11 more are missing after a powerful tidal rip and high waves swept through the crowded beach. Sixty people were rescued as the rip began with little warning.

Diego Cal Ocean Beach San Diego

Missing Cyclops saga deepens with new chapter

An Atlantic port report uses a long, garbled note to recount a fresh chapter in the Cyclops mystery. It cites Alfred L. Gottschalk, U.S. consul general in Rio Janeiro, and mentions a sunk ship and delayed advertisements.

Atlantic South America Whem Alfred L. Marea Gottschalk United States Eral Rio Janeiro Seast Ein Thes Tran

Holland and Germany Not Yet War Rupture State

Fragmentary report from London notes Dutch and German positions remain unsettled over Belgium and strategic roads. The text hints at Dutch leadership withdrawing a force and a mission in Belgium amid tense negotiations, with mention of fortifications and materials used for defense.

London Cavn

Walter Clements Found Dead at Lake Helena

Helena May 5 The body of Walter Clements a wealthy cattle dealer who disappeared last Thursday was found today in Lake Helena under circumstances indicating foul play. He was about age 40 and planned cattle shipments to Spokane when last seen. Known to have family in Austria he earlier went to the Klondike in 1897 and found success in Montana ranching.

Helena Clements Walter Lake Helena Walter Spokane Austria Klondike Montana

Armed Assault Wagon Report From Front Fort Faas

Fragmentary note references a stout armed assault wagon and military action at the fort Faas with unclear details about personnel and events. The readable text hints at conflict involvement and possible orders or inquiries.

Peace move by Pope not imminent, Vatican says

Rome reports say no notable occasion for a new peace offer by Pope Benedict is near. Vatican officials denied a forthcoming initiative despite a Munich newspaper claim of a May peace plan after Whit Sunday. The article cites neutral sources and notes no concrete offers yet.

Associated Press Rome Benedict Vatican Neneste Nachrichten Munich Apellerdam Saverelense

Anything Now to Quiet Unrest in Dual Empire

A newspaper note reports Austrian political and economic strain prompting a call for a mighty effort. Officials stress unity amid unrest and outline measures to stabilize governance and economy across the dual monarchy.

Austria

Day of Reckoning Looms Over Italian Front

Associated Press reports rising tension along the Piave line as Teutonic allies mass forces from Russia and Romania for a potential spring offensive aimed at breaking allied lines and seizing the plains of Venice. Central powers hope a decisive battle could reshape the war in Italy.

Associated Press Piave River Italy Isonzo Venetia

Most Successful Liberty Loan Reported in May

Partial May returns show 17,009,000 people bought bonds in the third Liberty loan with 12,8002 more than earlier tabulations. Treasury expects the loan to be the most successful ever floated, with six in the United States possibly participating and New York leading in individual subscribers.

Washington Bert Sunacri Tosat Tun United States Joans New York

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Fraternal Order of Eagles Butte Aerie Empress Theater Dof Fas Tet Xan Walker America J. Bruce Kremer Willie Medlin Mr. Kremer Elvic Ne Organizis Enane i Generals Fair Cyclops Holland Germany Faas Rg Man Sourci
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