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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1913
Page
1
A fragment from a Willow's visit message in Puy arouses reaction among locals, with readers noting increased activity and stirred discussion surrounding the event.
In a rare joint session bill, progressives push for a special opening as President Wilson plans a canal. The House votes to welcome the president while the Senate debates the move and seating contests loom. Speaker Clark and party leaders are reelected amid party realignments and a contested seat for Olin Young.
President Wilpin plans a brief preface tonight before reading the message to a joint session of Congress tomorrow. He will attend personally with only Secretary Tumulty and security aides, returning to the White House after delivering the address.
A mob of about 4,000 gathered at a Pleaaniy elvens hall weekly suffrage meeting. Police formed a cordon and dispersed the crowd, preventing an attack. Miss Kennedy spoke of Emmeline Pankhurst’s likely imminent release or further action. Ministerial comments criticized militant tactics as supporters press for change.
Mrs Olson fainted as she concluded remarks about Clyde N Darling and threats against her husband Oscar Olson. Another witness, Mrs Darling, testified to visits and threats, while the trial nears a jury verdict expected tomorrow.
Special Dispatch from Missoula notes Williston H Houston wins the city council seat, succeeding Kimael An, with Houston praised for police and public safety work. Keely runs as opponent amid tensions with the old city machine and graft critiques. Results show Houston ahead amid the new commission form and anti ward sentiment.
April vote in Twin Bridges reelects the Citizens ticket. J. Wilewmb, bank chief, tops the slate. A. Dott loses First ward, F. W. Sen from Second ward, and Frank Reid from Third ward by one vote. One ballot miscast altered the alderman results. Burke and Starks noted for the narrow race.
Bozeman voters select Fr. Buell as mayor in a three candidate race by a small plurality. Democrats win city treasurer and police magistrate posts. two of four aldermen elected are Democrat and two citizen ticket. Ward totals show Buell leading with 22 or 177 counts across wards, with Brandenburg and Ketterer also securing posts.
Sparse turnout of 505 votes produced election of Sleptien Jones and A A Brhloniin as aldermen in the Second and Third wards, with Charles Smithers winning in the First. The socialist and non partisan candidates trailed, reflecting weak voter engagement in Kalispell.
Special dispatch reports Great Falls election results with multiple party contests. Progressive candidate leads in key wards while incumbents and several Republican and Democratic hopefuls are mentioned. Final outcomes show a mix of party support and independents across alderman races.
In Lewistown the socialist slate faced strong opposition. George J. Wideman defeated Joseph Yeaties for mayor by a clear margin, promising citizen oversight. The first and third wards and a treasurer race produced large socialist majorities while the police magistrate and other offices drew varied party support, leaving city results divided among Democrats Republicans and Progressives.
The socialist slate in Butte carries the mayoral, treasurer and police judge races. Duncan re elected mayor with strong working class support. Barker and others win seats, while Democrats and Republicans suffer in key wards amid a liquor clampdown and voter turnout described as unusually quiet.
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