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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1918
Page
16
Rome May 14 The American Red Cross work in Italy has strengthened good relations between Italy and the United States. Ambassador Thomas Nelson Page notes practical aid to the Julian army refugees children and soldiers. He praises the spirit and interpretation of the Red Cross mission as most effective.
The Shiner Furniture Co purchases the entire stock of Standard Carpet Co including Tues linoleums carpets and draperies and begins inventory to announce a Mammoth Sale date within a day or two. Mrs Bridget Purcell a 53 year old widow of Butte died at home 103 South Oklahoma Street after 30 years in the city. She is survived by daughter Miss Nona Purell and sons Michael and James with a nephew Michael Purell. No funeral arrangements yet. God is with us, telegram from William to Ludwig vows victory and long peace.
Chester L Cummings former Latey store manager heads to Bremerton Washington for a three month training course before enlisting in the naval reserve His brother Hugh will enlist with the United States artillery at Fort McDowell The piece also notes figures on war costs and a state of siege declared in Europe with travel restrictions to Hawaii under immigration rules
Washington May 14 Neville island in the Ohio river near Pittsburgh was chosen by the war department as the site for a great government ordnance plant. The plant will be built and operated by the United States Steel Corporation at the government's request. Production will include heavy artillery and projectiles in large quantities. The project is expected to cost about 50 million dollars and will employ Steel experts to construct the facility as rapidly as possible.
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