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Newspaper

Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

May 24, 1917

Page

3

Oath Taken by Half of Registrars in Butte Area

Half of registrars handling selective service registration have taken the oath. County Clerk Sam Anderson administered the oath yesterday. if the remaining names printed yesterday do not appear by noon, the Sheriff may compel oath subscriptions before night. Registrars are being sworn in at precincts including 72 south of Butte. The clerk notes residence rules for voting no longer apply to registration. Instructions are printed in five languages to aid Butte’s diverse population. John Nolan of Fantie, studying in Denver, has his registration card received. Memorial plans for Miss Dinsmore draw school support, with students invited to donate.

Sam Anderson Bingaheriff Melrose Divide Rocker Sam Holmes H. M. Shay Butte Charles Mudro A. J. Llewelyn San Francisco Boston The Huberty Denver John Nolan Fantie

Concertina's Funny Effect On Starling Trial News

Miner Sturlino faced a first degree murder trial after a Christmas parade gunfire at the White Front saloon left Bertoglio and Nicolini wounded. Testimony described concertina music and beer as provocations. Attorneys Silver Lodgett appeared for the defense. Joe Jackson led the state. court adjourned to Monday. habeas corpus for Tom Martillo denied in Walkerville gambling case.

John Sturtino Bturlino Bertogno Dominick Nicolini Bertoglio Madlino Sturlino Francis Silver Earl Lodgett Joe Jackson Rotering Riley Grand Army of the Republic Dwyer Starlino Walkerville Butte Martillo

No Americans May Attend Stockholm Peace Conference

The Washington May apartment announced passports would be issued to anyone leaving the United States to attend the socialist conference in Stockholm to discuss peace. Secretary Lansing warned Americans in Stockholm or planning to go without a passport would risk the Penal Code section 179, carrying a fine up to 5000 dollars or six months to three years in prison, for any citizen who engages with a foreign government regarding U S disputes.

Washington, May United States Stockholm Lansing

Portugal in War Strain Brings Food and Fuel Shortages

Associated Press correspondence from Lisbon notes months of privation due to war. Prices for food and essential goods soar while submarine warfare disrupts transports. Coal, wheat, maize, and wood are scarce. gas and electric light falter. riots erupt as bread is limited to one type, causing bakeries to be looted in Porto.

Associated Press Lisbon Portugal AL Oporto

Concessions May Avert Strike in Jerome Arizona

In Jerome Arizona May 28 miners at the Verde mine were granted increases extended to Carmen and muckers after the miners union voted to strike for recognition. It was hoped this concession would avert a strike planned to begin tomorrow by about 500 union members, with potential spread through the district.

Jerome Ariz United. Verde Carmen and Muckers

Fire devastates Hungarian town destroys hundreds of homes

Budapest dispatch reports the Hungarian town of Gyoenyoes heavily burned with about 1,000 houses destroyed and 240 still burning. Several thousand people are left homeless and seven deaths were recorded as the blaze raged. Gyoanyoes lies 44 miles from an unspecified location.

Atsternem May Seys London Budapest Gyoenyoes Gyoanyoes

Women’s Silk Hose in Various Colors and Patterns

Advertises women’s silk hose in pink gray gold navy plus new patterns at 1.50 each, and black pairs at special pricing. Also offers serviceable hose in black white and tan and cotton hose in black white and tan, regular 25c sale price.

Woman's Glove sale with discounted kid and washable styles

A catalog-style ad lists women gloves including washable styles at 1.50 and white kid options at 1.50. It notes two-class white kid gloves with pique stitching and new two-clasp models in brown tan, originally priced up to 2.00, now discounted.

Alsace-Lorraine partition rumor quoted by Bavarian premier

Amsterdam cables report Count Hertling Bavarian premier tells German papers a partition of Alsace Lorraine between Prussia and Bavaria is a new and unknown idea. He says the war would end this fall and submarine warfare results are satisfactory. Objectors to war service face stricter discipline at Dartmoor prison with hard labor on a war diet after protests they were pampered.

Amsterdam London Count Herling Alsace-Lorraine Prussia Bavaria Alsice-Lorraine Count Hertling Confvicts

Dress Goods Special Offers in Various Colors

A catalog note showcases 36 inch storm serge in medium weight and durable quality available in black navy brown red green tan and ray at 69 cents per yard. Also advertised chiffon velvet 40 inches wide with soft luster in Burgundy forest green navy brown and black priced at 8.50 per yard, 6.50 on fleece.

Kaiser’s Rule Not So Secure

Geneva dispatch reports Dr. Aristides Aguero, former Cuban minister to Berlin, arriving en route to France. He says Germany’s regime shows cracks behind a solid facade and asserts conditions are deteriorating on the other side of the Rhine.

Eneva Paris Germany Aristides Aguero Berlin France

Desperate Fight With U Boat Near African Coast

A British freight steamer narrowly escaped damage after a night battle with a German U boat off the African coast. Gunners aboard the freighter exchanged fire as the submarine fired torpedoes and shells. the U boat submerged and the freighter left the area unharmed.

Philadelphia Africa Gers

Fire in Norfolk Navy Yard Shows No Major Damage

Norfolk Virginia May 23 reports say a night fire at the navy yard caused slight damage and an explosion at the city power plant was denied. The note lists other regional notices and mentions new Austrian life members to the house of lords in a separate dispatch.

Navy Yard Norfolk LIFE Vienna Lin London House of Lords Emsn Cominer Dumba Ams Washington Piel Marshal von Hoetzendorf Morix Bensedikt Neuerel Presse Baron Skoda Arms Mi Wrorks AMS

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Sherief Holmes Dinsmore Mise Blanchard Boe Concertina Starling Miner Meader Victrolas Victor Alsace Dartmoor Here R. R BY Briggs the Tribune New York Kaiser
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