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Newspaper

Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

May 16, 1918

Page

8

Navy Welcomes Retired Carpenter as Oldest Seaman

Adolph Lowe aged seventy seven, a former Civil War veteran, returns to service as a carpenter’s mate in the Navy after decades retired. His enlistment on May 2, 1917, follows discussions with Secretary Daniels, who salutes him as the oldest man in the Navy and offers a warm welcome. His grandson Gaston Lowe of Kansas City witnessed the event.

Adolph Lowe Navy Lowe Adolph L.lowe Gaston V. Lowe

Final Bold Claim From Front Soldier Fritz End Near

Albert Renisch letters describe the Western Front offensive, claiming Fritz is near defeat as Renisch details losses of belongings, hard fighting, and hope for Easter. The message notes delays in letters, scarce paper, and ongoing relocation hardships amid broader power and debt stories.

Albert Renisch Emil Renisch West Gold Street Twelfth Engineers Western Front Fritz Answell Uum Uncle Sun

Veterans Plan Ten Speak at Og Hogls Schools

Members of the Grand Army of the Public and the Ladies Auxiliary will visit all city schools on May 28 and 29 to address students. The effort targets student audiences and follows a scheduled plan from the veterans group.

Grand Army of the Public Ladies Auxiliary

The Last Long Mile March Song on New Victor Record

Charles Hart and the Shannon Four highlight The Last Long Mile march song on a Victor release dedicated to the Seventeenth Co. Eighteenth Infantry. The verse blends battle sentiment with American landscapes and a call to home. Louis Amert and the Shannon Four contribute harmonies and a lively performance. The record also features Roses of Flowers and Send Me in its B side, with a note urging veterans to return home in triumph. The release notes Holover Brown’s office and a $5,000 building project.

Charles Hart Shannon Victor Buster Aierlean Hilly Murray Katy Warth Steeor France Murphy Geoffrey O'Hara Uncle Sam Giers Carl' Gna Tastage Loussamet

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