08 Apr 1914
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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1914
Page
1
The conference in Denver discussed regional banks and federal road funding. Governors including Ammons and Carey addressed banking, land policy, and migration, urging Congress and federal action to aid Western states.
Governor Ghywn declined to commute the death sentences of Herman Rosenthal accomplices Frank Strofer Dago Prank Haboswits Gyp the Blood Louis Rosenberg Letty Lowe and Jacob Seidensiter Whiley Lewis. Court of Appeals upheld conviction. execution to occur next week at Sing Sing. Reprieve rejected amid district attorney opposition and governor notes.
Telegraphic notices from Chanute report the death of John M. Foster of Butte from paralysis after a long illness. Survived by daughters including Geoffrey Tangier of North Alabama Street. funeral planned at 2 oclock at his residence with Rev. Groeneveld officiating. Foster, a former St Nicholas hotel proprietor, was born in Pennsylvania and known as a quiet, retiring man respected by a wide circle.
In a sweeping campaign, W. Underwood defeats Hobson as he wins the Democratic nomination for the U S Senate from Alabama. Returns show a dramatic victory with Underwood’s campaign, facing charges from Hobson about corporate influence, drawing nationwide attention. The outcome reshapes Alabama political leadership and positions in Congress.
Denver April 1 A A Jonas assistant secretary of the interim arrived for the irrigation conference called by Secretary Lane. The delegation includes Clas Tausman commissioner of the land office. F L Dudley chief of the division of subtrond grants. HH Nowell director of the United Fate reclamation service. W A Tryan comptroller. W C Mendenhall chief of the classification board of the U S Geological Survey. Dr D N Carver in charge of edited organization. Charles J Stray in charge of reports of markets. Wot Swingle in charge of investigations.
The Tango Tea at the Woman's club drew an unprecedented crowd yesterday with standing rooms filled. Performances led by Miss Kennett and Miss Lew wowed the audience as dancers and musicians from New York and local talent impressed throughout an evening of elegant refreshment and sociable entertainment.
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The president favors local option on prohibition, urging the matter be a departmental issue. He notes political action should not hinge on party lines, with ministers and officials urged to consider community sentiment and the government’s stance on liquor regulation per the new order.
In Albany governor faces choice on silver service for a ship project. An order issued by Secretary Josephs M. Danieln prompts debate over whether to purchase a punch bowl or a fish dish as part of a $14,066 appropriation. The decision hinges on balancing official requirements and cost.
President congratulates Representative Ostay Underwood after his nomination as United States senator for Akibuina. The note expresses hearty congratulations and signals focus on advancing the session program.
President Wilson and his family will spend Easter at the Springs, Washington. The president will return to Washington next Monday. Mrs Wilson continues to recover from illness as the trip is planned to aid her health.
The article reports on a tense diplomatic clash as Spain plans expulsion of Spaniards from Mexican territories under a broader crackdown. It notes U.S. opposition, threats of international repercussions, and discussions of lawful, humane deportations under international law.
The legal dispute over whether Torreon was taken for betting caused a stir in Mexico City. Newspapers debated the case as it moved to the ing stage, with various outlets treating the issue as unsettled and contentious.
The piece reports women voters, boosted by suffrage, shaping Milwaukee and Chicago races. Miss Drake’s bid faltered against Coughlin, with women backing policy issues like public health and transit, while Milwaukee saw notable nonpartisan candor and irregularities claimed by Drake’s camp as results showed male turnout near parity with first-time female voters.
Martinsburg West Virginia reports quote from a federal judge criticizing the press for tyranny and manipulation. He argues the Associated Press monopoly sells news to thousands of papers and urges legal reform to curb powerful interests and protect impartial reporting. The judge cites Admiral Sampson coverage as an example of press influence.
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