Butte Alderman Scores Duncan
Butte alderman scores Duncan in local council notes and calls for action on municipal matters amid terse debate in the chamber.
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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1914
Page
1
Town Hall Feud Sparks Sharp City Hall Clash
A heated dispute erupts over a Barker ordinance and police appointments. Mayor Duncan clashes with Alderman McManus and Alderman Meitanus while defending or challenging the socialist faction. The debate covers police appointive power, municipal staffing, and past charter actions.
Furs for Easter May Be the Vogue
A weather bulletin describes an approaching cold wave from Alaska threatening the southern Atlantic States tonight. Forecasters warn of near record low temperatures with strong easterly winds across the Mississippi Valley and East as far as New England. Temperatures are expected to drop into the low thirties in some areas, with wind chills making the outlook feel colder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Agel
Mississippi Valley
Fir
Ulin Olle Valley
Trengacein
Utah collectors office may stay in Salt Lake City
The text notes reports of a potential move of the collectors of internal revenue from Salt Lake City to Helena or another location. Despite expectations at appointment, no action has been taken and Utah Democrats urged retaining the office in Salt Lake. The article reflects uncertain administrative plans and political pressure.
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Standard
Washington
Anry
Myele
Natur Welsh
Trenauty Department
Collector of Internal Revenue
Salt Lake
Buile
Helena
Whiley
Utah
Wilieo
Senator Myers Ill in Hospital
Senator Myers, suffering stomach trouble, went to Garfield hospital for treatment. Doctors consider a slight operation possible, with experts hoping he can return to the Senate within three weeks.
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Senator Myers
Standard
Washington
Myers
Garfeld Hospital
Senate
Hobson Defeated in Democratic Primaries at Birmingham
In Birmingham Alabama on April 0, Democratic primaries show Senate nominee nearing 96 000 votes with Richwood Webxes leading over Charlen Wenrlerson for the United States Senate nomination. Clayton holds a majority over H D Stogel in the governor contest and a second primary on May TL will determine the slate.
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Birmingham
Ala
Osear
W. Underwoods
Richwood & Webxes
United States
Charlen Wenrlerson
Cornest
Ose
Frank & White
United State Senate
Envy
Clayton
H. D. Stogel
State Democrats Called to Helena in September
Swindlonurs of the state democratic central committee issue a call for a meeting in Helena, September 48, to transact such business as may properly come before the committee.
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Helena
Tivingston
Swindlonurs
Democratic Central Consitter
General Scott to leave Fort Bliss for Washington duties
El Paso April note recalls Hugh Le Scott, commander at Port Bliss, who will depart tonight for Washington to assume new duties as assistant chief of staff of the army. General Scott, a renowned figure, has been active in national defense.
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el Paso
Texas
Ciizens
Hugh le Scott
Port Bliss
Sallahey
Washington
Agstine
Ehlep
Ataft
General Scott
Record cold spell hits April in Kansas City region
A severe cold spell set record lows for April across Kansas City and much of Missouri, Kansas, Oklahoma and nearby areas. Temperatures were several degrees below normal with forecasts calling for continued chill. The unusual cold damaged peach crops in Kansas, according to Walter Welthouse of the Kansas horticultural society.
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Kansas Ciy
Missouri
Kansig
Oklahoma
North
Kan
Kansas
Walter Welthouse
Mansas
Systematic thefts by female clerks in Portland
Portland police and the district attorney announced an investigation into a scheme of theft by young women store clerks. The probe identified stolen jewelry, clothing, rings, and other goods across multiple stores. Several suspects remained under arrest or under surveillance as officers prepared further arrests.
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Portland
Ore
Tilber
Distriet Attormay Rubigon
Robbon
Morami
Toledo Chief of Police Victim of a Pickpocket
Toledo Ohio April report by Chief George A. Murbio that his pockets were picked of papers and documents including $13 and theater passes while riding a streetcar. The incident involved a missing packet of documents and seems tied to a single thief.
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Toledo
Ohio
Palfce
Geonge A. Murbio
Milwaukee mayoral race boosts non partisans over socialist foe
Complete returns from yesterday's election show Mayor G. A. Dading winning with 29,067 votes over Emil Sehiel, a socialist-democrat. The results indicate strong support for nonpartisan leadership amid a fragmented field and tepid socialist opposition.
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Milwaukee
G. A. Dading
Fhst
Emil Sehiel
Bading
Wad Seldof
Reding
King Gustaf in Critical Condition Reported
Stockholm Sweden April reports say King Gustaf III's condition is critical. The surgeon in attendance plans the operation at Sophia Hospital tomorrow with William Borg overseeing the procedure amid illness from a glandular issue. An unconfirmed Central News dispatch repeats the critical condition claim.
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Stockholm
Sweden
Guntat
Wiliam Borg
King Somerrin
Sophia Hospital
Banton
April
The
Central News
Wing Gastat
Unclear historic items from Standard-Paper-Appeal issue
A fragmented OCR list outlines various regional topics. Mentions include governors meeting in Lienver, stock market notes, and engineering projects. References to Anaconda Hews, sulphuric red plant, mine leadership changes, and local trials appear amid scattered editorials and advertisements.
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Benalt
Grove
Mexics
Lienver
Mustains
Alley Forge
Stockmen Jaumelt
f-Sulphirie
Helli
Anaconda
Hieh
Mathewson Ik 'Nh
Ax- Witte
Hehinony
Reson
Butte
Arkel
Collberg Fartoon
Controversy over Leasing Public Land at Governors Conference
Governors from western states convened to debate public land leasing policy amid calls for more accessible farm land and fears of concentrated control by big interests. Assistant Interior officials urged easier acquisition while critics pressed state rights and a return to traditional leasing methods during a tense session in Denver.
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Shuler
Wits
Ammons Glorado
Governora &Immons
Spry
Oddie
Colaratte
Ubu
Nevada
Evence
Went
Gregon Mayer Downling
A. A. Jones
Jilley
Ouwald
Orenen
Celenale
Fae
Gongresa
Pilin
Belle van Dorn Merrhaet
Maranille
Col
Congress of Farm Women
Oamade
Dhe
Waaing Hills
Utah
Jones
Talas Thenal
Jonéx Stoutis
Ag Gas
Ops
Counteyst
West
Origon
Vilintel
Vince Sam
Eeu Nn
Oregon
Beles
Hk Kolass
Sepperette Leasing
Mt Iananel Lonleie
Atnanong Sort
Caommereyy
Wedding of Madog Wilson Expected Soon
Announcement of the marriage between Mit Mteanor Wilson and Serre Gay McAdoo is anticipated shortly. Details about date and location appear in official notices. witnesses and family ties are mentioned, including President Woodrow Wilson’s anticipated return and social connections in Washington and W.Va.
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Washington
Amrita
Nts
Stina
Prestonsual Ates
Woodrow
Subir Soriaga
W.va
Hundreds of Demands by Miners and Owners
A joint committee in Urarhi led by I Abell has received 409 demands from miners and operators at the Hilineis mine complex. Talks aim to avert a strike or shutdown as talks continue about wage scales, bonus plans, and working conditions. Committee members report progress but no final agreements on wages, with details yet to be settled.
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Urarhi
Te Hilineis
Plu
Werlera
Heehway
Aneratura
Dowager Empress of China Reported Dying
A garbled April report states Dowager Empress May is near death at Lan ofuleots, with the imperial family nearby. She has suffered from heart illness and was born in 1806.
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China
Okie
May Ku
Lan Ofuleotsie
Raysel
Inevia Heeloris
Borish 1806
Washington April tax revenue forecast statement
A government statement tonight indicates that revenue from customs is down in the treasury department report. Discrepancies suggest that revenue figures for the current financial period may meet or exceed earlier estimates, with analysts confident in the June 36 release and potential legislative actions.
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Washington
Tampico Crisis Deepens as Refugees Reach Warships
Conflicting reports from Washington describe sharp fighting in Tampico and the arrival of American and international naval forces. Refuges are boarding transports while tensions mount over the fate of Spanish exiles and the diplomatic response among United States Spain and Mexico. The Mexican situation prompts heavy dispatches as the war department and state department weigh care options for refugees and possible repatriation.
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Washington
Reva
Paso
Construcionalivta
Federala
Sipremmey
Taanpico
Tampico
Neny Agg Navy
Fletchert
Navy Department
Bnt
Hear
Ny Army
Wag Qeshahle Oy
Cin
Admini Mayn
Dons Cocella
Arhel Grande
Pierie
Enaiona
Donn
Cesona
Lyfre
Aholls Crem
Vera Cruz
Zurigoza
Mre Trenes
Utah
Minnesota
Connecticut
Chester
Des Moines
San Francisco
Dalphn
Italy
Vera Crestontent
Germany
Dresden
Hermling
Dasexava Amon
Carlos Vots
Vtotchee
New Orleans
Timplcn
Stata Department Ofielula
Whosa
Omteinle
Yilinag
Hig
United States
War Department
SW Jew International
el Paso
Thi
Stile
Spain
Mexico
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