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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1918
Page
9
Antique medicine ad promising rapid relief for rheumatism sciatica back pain and stiffness. It touts Wizard Oil for general aches and claims quick penetration and joint loosening with a money back guarantee. Also promotes Liver Pills as a pleasant pink remedy priced 30 cents with a satisfaction guarantee.
Deer Lodge May 7 district Moose meeting planned for Milwaukee Hall with night session and parade. Delegates from Anaco Butte Dilley Hinlshire and Deer Lodge expected. 65 new members joined during the campaign bringing total to about 120. A banquet follows business and a royal reception awaits visitors as local members prepare a big event.
Sailor Forsythe aged 21, a miner and local boxing figure, was found dying in an alley near West Park yesterday. Police believe a man seen with him the night of his death may be connected. Forsythe had recently left a local mine job with about $50 pay. He lived in Butte and served in the navy, earning the nickname Sailor.
A London front page notes Allied armies watching, with General Maurice alleging statements by Bonar Law and Lloyd George about military tribunal inquiries. Nicaragua declares war on Germany and allies, expanding opposition to the Central Powers. Romania signs a peace treaty at Bucharest, isolated by Russia’s defection and accepting terms.
Heavy artillery duels dominated the front south of Arras during the night with no infantry assaults. A pilot raid near Moreltes and Neuville-Vituse drew a fierce reply as both nations pounded the line for hours, reflecting high tension on the sector.
Daily sittings continue as officials decide no increase in rations. An official German report dated May 2 claims 12,000 carloads of grain in Ter siania ready for shipment, but even if shipped it would only prevent a cut in food allotments amid widespread Ukrainian shortages.
A fragmented local recap notes visits and movements of residents and visitors in Deer Lodge and nearby towns. Mentions include Metmville, Avon, Spokane, and Missoula areas. a penitentiary context. travel to weddings and visits. and names such as Manley, Lindsey, Schulte, Newell, Mason, McKenna, Lewis, and Amy. The report also references aviation, trains, and a Methodist ceremony.
Autopsy by Drs Shotska and Mark reveals John Stark, Austrian native loyal to the U.S., was beaten to death on Talbot Avenue. A suspect, Louis Zypet, is held in county jail awaiting examination. Stark, 39, leaves a son in Austria and two brothers in Michigan. Sheriff Tom Mullen seized a suspect Saturday. case ties to Liberty bonds and a possible army enlistment.
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