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Newspaper

Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

May 18, 1915

Page

4

Mayr's Wonderful Remedy Praised in West and Northwest

Hundreds report relief from stomach trouble using Mayr's Wonderful Remedy. Letters from Mrs. Peter L. Mock and Daniel Sheehan cite dramatic improvements after doses. Ad claims permanent results for stomach liver and intestinal ailments with a money back guarantee.

West Northwest Mayr Peter L. Mock Dayton Wye Daniel Sheehan Dubois Idaho

Bekinan's Alterative Promoted for Tuberculosis Recovery

An 19th century style medical notice touts Bekinan's Alterative to treat tuberculosis symptoms such as night sweats and fevers and claims strong recovery results. Feltman's Alterative is also promoted as effective based on its past successes.

Bekinan Feltman

Do Your Share with Advertised Goods

A call to retailers to support newspaper advertising by stocking and showing advertised goods. The message emphasizes reciprocal benefits, better business, and customer satisfaction through cooperative promotion and attentive service. It urges dealers to deliver advertised items and uphold standards to boost local commerce.

Great Battleships and the Navy’s Moral Mission

In a public address the president extols the navy as a force for humanity. He praises the secretary of the Navy, lauds disciplined crews, and argues that American ships embody liberty and justice. The speech links naval power to moral principle and national character.

Sha Greretary America Anna United States Arma Omram Great Union of Hearts

Allies drive deep in southern trenches and gain prisoners

Reports say Allied forces renewed the offensive near Richbouves Avoue, crossing a two mile front and capturing many German trenches and prisoners. Western fronts show lull as Zeppelin raid on England reportedly attacked over Belgian coast. Paris says British troops took German trenches and prisoners north of La Tassee and at Ville-sur-Toure. Belgian retreat followed envelopment of positions near the Year canal. Russia reports gains along the Windau, Dubysn, San, and Pruth fronts. Berlin notes German press gloom over war prospects and domestic unrest.

Richbours- Vavoue Bores Vienna England Italy Traffe Paris War Office la Tassee Epin Ville-sur Toure Allly Wood Belgium Ass Bank la Basses Arras Lorette Ville-au-Hole Berry Bac Ville-sur-Tourbe Ailly le Pretre

US intends firm line on neutrality rights in crisis

Reports say high officials stress that US actions with allies must differ from Germany disputes and will not be swayed by outside powers. Washington expects acceptance of humanity principles in the German note and rejects any arbitral scope over neutral rights aboard belligerent ships.

United States Germany Weenie Reece

Berlin Papers Refrain From Comment On Note

Berlin reports that the American note to Germany has not been officially issued. Most papers decline comment, except the Lokai Anzeiger which predicts a timely German reply about the Lusitania incident and wartime conduct. A confidential note warns editors not to publish details yet.

Berlin London Germany Hawn ‘Agency Lokai Anzeiger Lokai Angeiger Washington Wilson Taxiteche Rundschan Cing America England Taglische Rundachag Lusitania Lokal Anzeiger

Baseball meeting lays groundwork for second league

A Montana hotel gathering of the playgrounds committee, Commercial league owners, and independent teams set plans for a recurring baseball season. Officials aim to form a second league with two game days per club weekly, thin out postponed games, and solicit public funds in early June to sustain year round amusements for residents and kids.

Commercial League Montana Hotel Goodfriend Roach & Smith Ma.Rae Copper City Commercial Company Sune Weason Atepe Independents Ironworkers Young Men's Club Red Men F. W. Harrison Don Noel CT. Emerton B.T O'Brien Patrick Dalton McDermott Mmmittee

Roosevelt Reads Stories While Barnes Testifies

Theodore Roosevelt and Barnes testified in a cross examination lasting over three hours. Barnes, former Republican state committee chair, described patronage practices, race track ties, and political influence from 1900 to 1910. He said Roosevelt did not attend the 1908 state convention but used a telephone to influence events while serving as president.

Wn Enstadrome Theodore Roosevelt Tues Inter Barnes Roosevelt United States Grattan Hiatt- Agnew Patrick McCaren Democrat State Senate

Senator Grattan Silent on Record in Senate Session

The record shows Senator Grattan did not vote. Debate focused on orders for appointing eleven to the Seehof trembly, described as patronage. Harmen criticized perceived patronage, while Vic warned of fevered opposition to Westnet measures. Colonel Roosevelt appeared less engaged with Mr. Barnes remarks, reading a magazine for much of the afternoon.

Grattan Surmoe Vic Neime Nuic Harmen Piatt Roosevelt Barnes

Abnormally cool weather hits Northwest not Montana

Washington May 17 reports show a cool nationwide spell except gulf states. Disturbances brought heavy frosts in Nebraska Minnesota and parts of Wisconsin and rains over northern states east of the Mississippi. Temperature patterns aligned with unsettled conditions and cooler upper lake region and Dakotas.

Washington Gulf States Upper Lake Region Dakotas Weather Bureau Nebraska Minnesota Parte Wisconsin Tees Ike East Mountain

Swiss Peace Society Plans to Prevent War

Paxel reports from London on May 17 as the Swiss Peace Society at its annual meeting adopted a plan to avoid territorial changes against population wishes, guarantee minority rights, and promote free speech and equality before the law. It calls for a permanent European representation to safeguard order and safety, and the development of international law through Hague conferences, aiming to create a European peoples court for resolving disputes and preventing wars.

Paxel Switzermann Wia London Swiss Peace Society Ihe Europe Typious Lberty Hague

Defeat in Bukowina Fallout Ample for Austrians

London dispatch reports a Russian official statement via Reuters claiming a vast Austrian defeat in Bukowina. It states 28,000 Austrian prisoners were taken and key positions abandoned on a front of 110 versts as Russians claim gains near Caermowita while Austrian remnants retreat toward Pruth.

London Bukowina Galicia Petrograd Caermowita Pruth Aro Dnger Atsaster

Government cites posters case against Associated BM posters

In Chicago on May 17 the government opened before Judge K M Landis in US District Court claiming the Associated BM Posters and Distributors violate antitrust statutes. Assistant D A David te Davis said government contends association officers conspired to monopolize interstate traffic in posters.

Chicago United States Canada K. M. Landis United States District Court David Te Davis Ap ‘Atemen

Maccabees Open Quadrennial Convention in San Francisco

In San Francisco on May 11 the thirteenth quadrennial national convention of the Maccabees opened with a focus on social activities. Business sessions begin tomorrow and will tackle plans to raise one million dollars for Maccabee homes to care for orphans and elderly members.

San Francisco The Maccabees Maccabee Homes

Youths Run Robber Into Roundhouse At Hust Butte

Five boys aged up to 16 chased a robber through Hust Butte last night after rocks and bones were hurled at him. The thief fled toward the Northern Pacific roundhouse with $110 taken from Thompson, an elderly milkman, in East Butte saloon. One suspect escaped along the tracks, others captured the man under a engine until Sheriff Henderson and deputies arrived. The prisoner refused to name himself at the county jail. he is described as a Russian.

Henderson Calimty Mde Strom-Arm Thompson Oae Tye

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