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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1917
Page
7
In Butte residents report a red car parked beside the road under moonlight with masked men aboard. A prominent local businessman and companions observed the scene as speculation grows about the vehicle and its occupants.
An old advertisement targets overworked men with foot pain. It promotes Joyо malt bottle as a night remedy, claiming few drops rubbed on feet before bed will reduce pain and let the user work harder the next day with less effort. The copy uses urgent language and promises quick relief for tired feet.
A Center and Main streets saloon owned by Ed Pope and William Cooms was attacked Friday night by a small group using hand grenades from a Cen terville rockpile. Reports say anti-British posters about enlisting sparked the assault as the trio fled after smashing windows. The watchman was alerted by the glass crash as suspects fled down Main and Center streets.
Hawaiian favorite Aloha Oe opens a Victor September list with Alma Gluck, Frances Alda, and Jarnefelt pieces. Other highlights include For Your Country and My Country, Beethovens Scherzo, and Procludium. war songs like Home Fires Burning and America sung by Billy Sunday chorus. Paderewski Minuet in G and Elman Quartet. lively fox trots by Six Brown Brothers. and a broad array of vocal, orchestral, and choral performances.
News from Butte claimed the death of the youngest daughter of Mr and Mrs N S Alexander in Seattle. Alexander writes from Seattle to the Standard saying there is absolutely no truth to the report and that her daughter is not even fit. She cannot explain how the rumor started.
Amsterdam reports Admiral Reinhard Scheer backs unrestricted submarine warfare saying sinking pace will force England to concede the war. He claims English anti submarine measures fail and US support will not alter the outcome. he expects the issue decided before US aid shifts the balance. Moorhead dedicates day exercises with Battery F and local guards attracting 5000 attendees.
Berlin reports heavy artillery duels day and night along the German center on the Flanders front. French forces claim to have retained a small portion of the German front line near Hurtebise farm in the Aisne region after the fighting ended.
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