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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1913
Page
7
Fragmented, error-filled report details Duncan reelection with Socialist candidates gaining momentum. Observers note irregular voting patterns, door-to-door alphabet splits, and confusion at polling sites. Mentions of candidates Smith and Clarence Smith highlight party divisions amid municipal salary notes.
In a rough, disputed transcript from Mexican circles in Mexico City, charges against Ambassador Henry Wilson are debated. The Mexican government defends Wilson amid allegations tied to the deaths of Madero and Suarez, while calling the charges slanderous and demanding official investigation findings be published.
In candid reminiscence, Peter Maher reflects on past opponents, training, and fights from his prime in Ireland and the United States. He recalls battles with Sharkey, McCoy, and others, political pressures, and a long road to gain ring strength and fame.
The passage recalls a fighter of the old era who weighed around 169 pounds and entered the ring in poor condition, being noted for his strength and resilience. It mentions challenging opponents and his reputation among contemporaries, reflecting a period boxing scene marked by intense weigh in and endurance.
A commission is named to solicit funds for Montana representation at First Western congresses. The governor supports a cautious approach, while a list of appointees includes Elena and several named individuals. The group seeks subscriptions for an exhibit and civic service funds, arguing for responsible funding and civic duty.
Plans by the board of sheep commissioners outline a campaign to exterminate coyotes and wolves across the state. The slate calls for 49 to 60 full grown coyotes to be killed and distributed, with inspections and checks on hunting to control livestock losses. The effort, supported by the commission secretary, seeks regulatory oversight and a broader program across the state in coming years.
A Montana examination result lists twenty two aspirants who passed the board, with names including Galway Tulsa W Roan Silas Honkins and several others. The piece notes a related court case in Missouri and a fatal shooting incident near Neisuy, plus a land sale auction of 406 acres at Great Falls with bids totaling 420,27463.
A petition bearing signatures from electors was filed with the county clerk seeking a vote on the Kiley law. Eight signers were removed, with surplus signatures to be counted toward reaching the required majority for suspension at the operation in Wadae.
A damaged clipping reports Charles Garnet Weoon, former Livingston mayor, suing the city over alleged misstatements and expenses tied to a water works contract. The action, naming Healey, Thielen, and others, seeks damages and asserts city payment for alleged failures to renew the contract.
Missoula April 7 The mill of the Anaconda Copper Mining Company at Honey open to Men soon. Kenneth Rats said last evening that the unit would mine to the fall espady with the start rat. Regular shift for the plant expected. Much means feet per day. Good supply of logs needed as the saws burn. Logs along camps for the company were enrned. Work is now well organized and is expected to run about 48,000,000 feet of lumber.
An April meeting in Park County features J W X Sudsvith of the NIE speaking on diversified farming options. Speakers include Thomay of Allibige and Sexton, with Sudduth addressing portable shells mills and related topics. Delegates discuss duties and crop promises, including a market price scheme and ranch incentives.
Avril 7 great pills era Sohireias Mes of Mootlest Ad best keen stocking died at home about a mile from Caneade. He moved from Age to Maatans years ago and drove a stage between Port Kenton and Alalm. He was married 32 years to Helens and engaged in ranching at Cascade. He is survived by nine Califorin. The funeral will be held in Cascade Wednesday.
Nestor April 7. W. Wines of Stokenman and Stgrenmaiy of the Houlder country was fined $25 by Argo Pyu for assault and battery. Witness Mrs Stell, Schurmin, testified that ilges created her from his home while she was a resident boarder there. The woman was a school teacher and the defendant asked for mercy on grounds she was hard to get strength and cared among the hired men.
Livingston April 1 I D Arrell sues Northern Pacific Railroad for 3000 over death of his sister Hasheng Peter J Botbec killed while repairing a wrecking wagon at Holker Sant March VW Arrell returned from St Paul where he conferred with the general claim agent but terms could not be reached.
Amelia C. and John Baten were married in Helena in a ceremony at the couple’s home. The couple now reside with Lois Zlibroels's family in Butte as they begin married life.
Progressive Bohemian women in Paris adopt tututurist color schemes for makeup choosing crude reds yellows and mauves. They craft vivid facial tones while blondes seek bold blue hues. A new telephone system connects transmitters to cats, intended for octal time and child safety, preventing improper use.
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