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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1913
Page
19
Mrs E J Weirick argues at a courthouse meeting that woman suffrage is moving from debate to fact. She asserts equality in work and governance, cites historical gender roles, and urges recognition of women's contributions to society and the home.
Fragmentary report notes a candidate named in a county commission race defeated by a narrow margin. The text references mourning, voting, and officials but lacks complete names, places, and dates to form a full past-tense summary.
The Reuters dated article reports Britain and Japan will not recognize the new Chinese government. The United States supports recognizing the new regime and notes the constituent assembly, slated for tomorrow in Peking, as a key event. France and Germany are withholding recognition for now.
The Montana city election results show the lightest vote in years, with several wards and positions still unsettled. The council will resolve the seventh ward tie as leading candidates Krabi Harlan and J CHTHEENS SCOCKSPEL compete for mayor and alderman, while other races in Mandan and surrounding areas conclude with listed contenders.
A Servian cers unit pursues the elusive Diavid Pasha formerly known as Sieh hattatens. Reports indicate he has four Reid Su and three uick fvere in missing status, with a smaller lead yet to be clarified.
In Washington April President Wilson sought to avert a diplomatic tangle with Japan over a California proposal restricting Japanese from owning property there. The administration weighed treaty obligations and possible constitutional issues while officials studied potential effects on travel, residence, and business rights under the existing pact.
Fragmentary report notes heavy federal assault driving rebels from positions near Tampasen and Laredo. Bridges are said to have burned. chaos described around Tampasen area. Cleveland women’s home proposal mentions governance by a citizen board.
London reports that powers warn Montenegro to yield to their siege terms or face blockade of its ports Antivari and Durres in three days Relate to relief for Servians and occupation of current port areas Mudapest city council seeks housing for workers and a new colony may be erected following a deputation to a lord within the week
Washington April 1 Hundreds of corporations will be freed from the federal corporation tax by Supreme Court decisions. Leasing property and showing no income from the lease means not doing business, thus not subject to tax. The rulings affect railroads and leasing arrangements across the country. Justice Day delivered the majority opinion with Justices Hughes and Lamar concurring in part.
Ottawa reports a large rise in immigration to Canada for the year just ended. The increase features many Americans, including Chicago residents, with discussion among merchants and officials about a major project to be considered soon. The informal meeting touched on opposition and a definite conclusion to the matter remains pending.
An inquest in Milwaukee considers a fatal accident on North Jackson Street near Grand Avenue. A proposed Third Street skyscraper would create a new hole in the cityscape with zero rooms reportedly involved.
O'Donnell a former deputy sheriff travels toward Birmingham as a political stunt. He seeks a government appointment and notes the burden of delegates expenses. He plans a walkers’ journey to raise interest and aid for road needs along the way.
The Walkerville council reports a costly alderman election costing about 600 dollars with each alderman at 20 dollars. The primary nearly doubled costs, the Mary issue sparked debate, and council plans to canvass returns next Monday. Mayor Hinney called it the most expensive election in Walkerville history.
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