19 Apr 1914
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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1914
Page
1
A fragmented OCR line suggests a political note about state Democrats scoring a rule or scoring point. Prominent terms include state Democrats and a political concept with capitalization that hints at a formal process or designation.
A fragmented OCR from a Standard page lists scattered items and headlines in a period voice. It references Tampico, Anaconda, and various ads and society notes, plus garbled references to stock market, railroads, and literary items.
Two Mexican prisoners were shot by camp sentries after an apparent disturbance at the World War II camp. Jesus Zarico was caught in the act of breaking the line, later dying, while Pajares and Palferes were wounded as guards attempted to restore order. An inquiry followed with officers testifying. incident described as not fully related to other events and under technical arrest.
Unclear report describes a man killed when a 60-foot flagpole toppled and struck his automobile. The incident occurred during a windy day, witnesses say a daughter aged four was nearby. Police and emergency services investigated the fatal accident as the heavy pole fell across the vehicle.
Senator Wesley To Jones of Washington calls on Republicans and progressives to unite as New Jersey and New York races heat up. He argues joint action could shape the outcome and set a cooperative path for the next day’s events amid a tense election season.
Readable fragments indicate a theft from a tower safe at Manewi Marab Tower in Aris. Details are unclear but information is said to be reaching Bishee tonight.
The committee argues consolidation reduces duplicated courses and equipment across departments, saving annual costs on buildings utilities and staff. It envisions a centralized university system boosting efficiency, enlarging programs, and elevating Montana's educational standing while preserving access and alumni unity.
Tudianapolis April 18 Progressives meet in Inatan nominating Albert J Poverty or United States Senator, with Roosevelt and Roosevelt aides present. Speakers urge early victory while names of Beveridge and Moore Try Roosevelt are cited. a parade is planned led by Cole and others. Roosevelt urged as president in 116. Beveridge states his campaign pledge to place complete tickets in every township and county.
Federal forces were defeated near Salinas and Morales about 40 miles north of Monterey by a strong column. The official report from General Palin Gonzales notes prisoners taken and casualties, with enemy forces retreating along the railroad toward Monterey.
Twenty thousand U S troops and naval units prepare to assemble in Tampico and Vera Cruz as part of potential actions in Mexican waters. Warships, marines, and crews move toward the Gulf, with plans to coordinate operations off Tampico and the Mexican coast.
War Department reports forces positioned along the border with Mexico as of April 1. Information from the war office indicates American troops are concentrating in border areas to counter Mexican troops and maintain border security amid ongoing tensions.
In New York on April, officials report a call to duty as the new appointee, a relative of a former general, is urged to address critical security needs. The message highlights policy actions and potential legal or financial consequences tied to the change.
President Wilson weighs swift action as Huerta resists, Bryan seeks clarity. Officials mobilize navy and Marines, dispatch ships from Vera Cruz to Mexican waters, while Wilson drums for a decisive response in Congress. confidants brief press in swings between diplomacy and threat.
Meaing City Apust 18 The news of the coming of the United States that had earned no anti American demonstrations in this city. The controversy between the two governments over the arrests of the Americans at Tampico has been the subject of spirited editorial. Mexican papers aim to arouse papermintismy of the people in the office of monument So far it can dav renewed President Hiotey mammals Are neuturs of ane lagoniam to comply with the American government demand.
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