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Newspaper
Choteau Montanan
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1918
Page
4
Washington reports close to administration estimates that 2 million U S troops will be in France by Christmas. Through May over 200,000 sailed, with about 250,000 more expected in June, and 1,000,000 in France by July 1.
Curtiss Aircraft develops a light weight battleplane powered by its own motor. After months of silent testing the model shows speeds of at least 145 mph and could reach 155 mph. The craft is described as a strictly Curtiss product and may influence aviation design in the United States and Europe.
Maximilian Harden in Die Zukunft scolds German foreign minister von Kuhlmann and likens the Romanian peace to Shylock's bargain while accusing Austria of trying to confine Serbia in a cage.
Liberty motors were planned for shipment totaling 350 units by July 1 to British airplane factories. The Ford plant in Detroit is set to produce 100 Liberty motors daily and expects to reach that rate within a few weeks.
American forces seized a Picardy sector and their batteries knocked out at least 32 enemy cannons. Several four-gun batteries were forced to withdraw across a small stream behind their positions.
A. Mitchell Palmer the alien property custodian says Germany built in the United States a $2 billion financial and industrial structure with potential to mobilize American resources against the country in wartime. He assertion that 200 American corporations were controlled by Germany.
New Orleans customs collector warns of enemy submarines in the Gulf of Mexico and has halted sailing of vessels to safeguard commerce and coastlines.
In many Montana towns, reports recount home ownership levels, jailings, jury duty for the first woman in Roundup, a high school building plan, water and sewer bond votes, new council formations, railroad and telegraph shifts, wheat conservation and farm labor needs, and a gun duel on the Flathead reservation.
Classified notices advertise an oil promotion near Winnifred Montana with stock at ten cents a share and drilling to start soon. Also offered are large ranch and farm properties in Montana and Oregon with prices from five to thirty five dollars an acre, plus lumber and contractors supplies in Seattle listings.
Twenty nine steel ships totaling 174 661 tons were completed in the first 25 days of May, a record output. American shipyards are now producing steel ships at a rate of 3 000 000 tons annually.
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