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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1913
Page
1
A fragmented notice mentions Lacoine's lawyer and NDEI PROS. BcuTOrm AYO GUANDS IneuK FOR W6 FOURS. The unreadable text hints at a legal action or objection related to a death by possible self-harm, with names and initials partially visible.
In a daring act during a prison standoff, Lacombe, an anarchist on trial for multiple murders, leapt from the roof after a tense exchange with his lawyer and judges. Guards surrounded the area as witnesses heard calls of "Hurrah for anarchy" before his fall to the courtyard.
William J. Haywood organizer for the Industrial Workers of the World was discharged after a hearing on charges of disorderly conduct. In connection with the workers strike, strikers announced a meeting in Haledon tomorrow. Police released 142 prisoners arrested during demonstrations.
London and Aweil report Ewkin affairs show Wurogeati diplomacy under strain as the smallest kingdom resists surrender terms from major powers. Europe weighs coercion options while Balkan concerns shift toward continuing the war until Montenegro secures Scutari. Public opinion favors Montenegro amid British sympathy for allied aims.
The independents carried the Butte school election with Henry L. Maury and Mira Rosse leading the ticket, defeating the regular slate. Voter turnout neared 19,098 with women and some clergy reportedly backing the independents. ballots and counting anomalies were noted at Melvinley and nearby schools.
Washington report notes Senators Music Walsh urged President Wilson to hear Montana Idaho and other states fully about new collectors for the region. They asked that the district be addressed after speakers present their case and that the candidate be moved from Salt Lake City to Chicago for the hearing.
The American Red Cross reports total humanitarian aid raised in Washington by April climbs to 1,281,782 dollars. Funds target relief for ongoing humanitarian needs and disaster response across the state.
President Wilson remains firm on tariff policy as Congress debates sugar and wool duties. A key point is a proposed three year 1 cent duty on sugar, followed by free sugar, with opposition from Louisiana Democrats and sugar cane groups who warn of industry ruin if duties are removed. The president argues the tariff mix will boost imports, spur competition, and aid anti trust efforts, while protecting Western agricultural interests. The House Ways and Means committee prepares the tariff bill for printing as debates continue with senators Walsh and Myers and Louisiana advocates weighing compromise.
Auburn April 5 Repeated conferences failed to settle a two week strike with disorders. An ultimatum from International Harvester warned workers they may be moved to the company plants if no accord is reached. In Germany, strikers face a Tuesday deadline to answer.
George Edward, former Seattle assay office cashier, was convicted the night of conspiracy to defraud United States money by aiding a scheme to obtain $810,030 from Alaska and Yukon miners.
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