Emory enters Ad Star performer role change
Attorney for National Association of Manufacturers takes Mulhall's place as Emory enters Ad Star performer position.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emory
Mulhall
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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1913
Page
1
Lobby tactics reveal aims to influence Wilson era policy
Internal records from the National Association of Manufacturers detail an expansive lobbying push spanning home districts to the White House and Congress. Frank Emory admits recommending a $500 contribution and describes meetings with leaders as he sought to shape committee assignments and block legislation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Aug
National Association of Manufacturers
Congress
White House
Capitol
Senate
Joseph R. Foraker
Ohio
House
James A. Emory
Manufacturers’ Association
Emory
Buchanan
Illinois
Kirby
The
Association
Taft Hay
Wilson
Trial of famous case begins in California
The trial opens in California as 18 individuals stand accused of violating the Mann Act. Prosecutors allege transport across state lines for illicit purposes while defense teams contest jurisdiction and evidence. The courtroom bustle signals a high profile proceeding with intense public interest.
Diggs Case Seeks Sacramento Transfer in Immoral Transport Trial
Eleven veniremen remain in the jury box as the Diggs Caminetti federal trial proceeds in San Francisco. Counsel for Diggs seeks transfer to Sacramento, but the request is denied. trial resumes tomorrow at 10. Government contends Diggs and Caminetti transported Marcia Warrington and Lola Norris from Sacramento to Reno for immoral purposes, violating federal law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Maurice E. Diggs
Sacramento
van Fleet
United States District Court
Diggs
Drew Caminetti
Marcia Warrington
Lotta Norris
Matt I. Sullivan
The
Veniremen
Maury Diggs
F. Drew Caminetti
Lola Norris
Reno
Congress
Mother Ends Life After Poison Milk Attempt
Great Falls dispatch reports Eva B. Shinn an 81 year old widow mixed poison with milk and died within an hour after taking own life Monday night at her father Harlow Holcomb’s Belt Park ranch six miles north of Neihart. She left a note saying she planned to take her child but chose to end her life alone. Her husband died in Spokane last October and she leaves a 4 year old daughter. The body was sent to Spokane after burial in Belt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard
Great Falls
Eva B. Shinn
Harlow Holcomb
Belt Park
Neihart
Spokane
Currency Bill Openly Criticised in Congress
Washington notes clash over the Glass currency bill as Democrats clash on key amendments. Neeley Eagle and Ragsdale oppose measures and threaten to push floor fight, while a radical provision to combine savings and trust departments with banks draws strong protest. Debate continues over warehouse receipts and note circulation plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House Banking and Currency Committee
Neeley
Kansas
Eagle
Texas
Ragsdale
South Carolina
Wilson
Senate
Hitchcock
House Committee
Wingo
Arkansas
Glass
O'Donnell Named Supervising Farmer of Irrigation Projects
Great Falls Aug 5 Secretary of the Interior Lane announced the appointment of I D O Donnell of Billings to a new office of supervising farmer of government irrigation projects. He will oversee Northwest projects from Bellefourche South Dakota to Boise Idaho and will train farmers in operations. Lane led a Sun River reclamation tour with Governor Stewart and about 49 others in 10 cars visiting Simms Fairfield Dutton and Black Eagle Rainbow Falls and a construction plant before departing for Glacier Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard
Great Falls
Sun River
Secretary of the Interior
Lane
I. D. O'Donnell
Billings
O'Donnell
Bellefourche
Boise
Idaho
Sun River Project
Purose
Stewart
Simms
Fairfield
Dutton
Black Eagle
Rainbow Falls
Big Falls
Manaster Max Hebgen
Montana Power Company
Great Northern
Glacier Park
Lead Miners of Missouri Vote to Strike for Higher Wages
Lead miners of St. Francis county Missouri, more than 4000 strong, vote overwhelmingly to strike to secure wage raises. Western Federation of Miners executive committee to meet tomorrow to decide when the strike becomes effective.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmington
St. Francis County
Western Federation of Miners
Bankers convention to draw 200 to Helena in August
Helena August 5. Montana bankers face state convention here on August 16 and 16. Planned entertainment includes a trip over Prickly Pear valley and a 30 mile Hauser lake ride. A reception will be held the first evening at the Placer hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Standard
Helena
Montana Bankers
Prickly Pear Valley
Hauser Lake
Placer Hotel
Montana land open for Fort Peck surplus disposal
Washington August 5 President Wilson by proclamation authorizes disposal under the registration plan of about 1,000,000 acres of surplus land within the Fort Peck Indian reservation in northeastern Montana. Applications for registration must be sworn and filed at Glasgow Great Falls Havre or Miles City between September 1 and 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Wilson
Fort Peck Indian Reservation
Montana
Glasgow
Great
Falls
Havre
Miles City
Mont
Envoy Linds mission regarded as delicate
Washington Aug. 5 Former Gov John Lind of Minnesota travels to Mexico City as President Wilsons personal representative and carries broad powers for a delicate task Secretary Bryan expects Lind in Mexico City by weeks end The aim is retirement of Huerta for a provisional president acceptable to both sides and a constitutional government the United States would recognize Latin American diplomats watch with interest some doubt the plan will work in Mexico Continued on Page Twelve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
John Lind
Minnesota
Mexico City
Wilson
Republic
Bryan
Lind
Huerta
United States
Latin America
Mexico
Forced elope at gunpoint and other era headlines
A fragmentary newspaper page itemization covers forced elopement at gunpoint, armed guards for Calumet mines, the start of a famous trial, staffing changes, mail robbery by bandits, new posts, economic concerns, race results, railroad promotions, parliamentary debates, tunnel developments, aviator altitude feats, rural delivery, a death, editorials, newsboys events, wire ordinances, school funding, progressive banquets, new press work, city finances, sewer funds, market notes, and assorted state briefs from the era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calumet
Iemery
Mulhall
PD. O'Donnell
New Post
Envoy Lind
Butte
Northern Pacific
House of Commons
Walter Beck
Philipsburg
Deer Lodge Valley
William A. B
Mienic
Georgetown
Boston & Montana Project
Wanderer
Dunn
Butte Ball Club
Goldberg
Elopement in Butte Ends with Arrests in Pocatello
Mrs Eva Fanich eighteen and Edi Droppich twenty five were detained after Fanich followed them to Pocatello and trapped the couple in a room. The woman testified she was forced to flee with Droppich at gunpoint to Utah with her baby. Droppich admits the gun but denies wrongdoing and faces grand larceny charges over missing savings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eva Fanich
Edi Droppich
Dropoich
Fanich
Park City
Utah
Droppich
Plum Street
East Butte
Pocatello
Mike Dunn
Butte
Harry Meyers
Larkin
Postal Savings Bank
Mail Car Robbery on Louisville & Nashville Train No 4
Two white men boarded the northbound mail car from New Orleans near Calera and robbed all registered mail on the Louisville & Nashville train. Clerks George Hoover and E G York were found handcuffed. Chief Clerk Harry Everett had wrists bound with twine. Robbers jumped at Fourteenth Street, Birmingham, after firing on Everett. investigators traced the crash to a 33 mile Calera to Birmingham run.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BirmIngham
Ala
Louisville & Nashville
New Orleans
George Hoover
E. G. York
Harry Everett
Calera
Everett
Fourteenth Street
Thorington to be charged in double murder in Kirksville
Kirksville Mo Aug 5 Henry Thorington former suitor of Mrs Ivy Chevalier will be formally charged with the murder of her and her 12 year old daughter Ella Prosecutor Worthington announced after bloodhounds traced the scent from the Chevalier home to Thorington lodging place He is reported near collapse in Macon jail after being rushed there by Sheriff Wills pending official action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kirksville
Henry Thorington
Ivy Chevalier
Ella
Worthington
Chevalier
Thorington
Macon
Wills
Child Drowns in Vinegar Jar in Paris
A two year old boy, Lester Davis, son of farmer George Davis, fell into an eight gallon vinegar jar and drowned this afternoon in Paris before his mother could aid him. The accident occurred as the child explored near the jar on the family premises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Lester
George Davis
Federal inquiry and armed deputies amid Calumet strike
In Calumet Michigan on August 5 Sheriff James Cruze won county approval to hire up to 600 deputies to control a copper miners strike. Mother Jones toured the area ahead of a mass meeting while Walter B. Palmer of the labor department prepared a federal inquiry into industrial conditions. Union leaders hope the investigation may spur a settlement as Western Federation of Miners officials deny withholding sanction for the strike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calumet
Mich
James Cruze
Houghton County
Calumet & Hecla
James MacNaughton
Commy
Champion
Osceola Shaft No. 2
Jones
Mr. Palmer
Denver
Western Federation of Miners
Convicts Baptized at Lansing State Penitentiary
In Lansing Kansas on Sunday afternoon, about twenty five inmates were baptized in the prison laundry. Of these converts, thirteen were women, while scores of their fellows watched the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lansing
Kan
State Penitentiary
Fifty Hours a Week for Young Girls in Oregon
The Oregon state industrial commission set a maximum of eight hours per day or 50 hours per week for girls under 18, with a 5 p.m. latest work time. Ages 16 to 18 must earn at least $1 per day unless an apprenticeship arrangement is made. Applies to department stores, telegraph offices, hotels, restaurants, laundries, mechanical establishments, and other retail businesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Ore
Oregon State Industrial Commission
Lightning tears Mindoro man’s room as he sleeps
In Mindoro, a fierce Mindoro storm struck Gorge Barber’s room, tearing plaster and splintering the bed while he slept. He awoke uninjured, though reporting unpleasant dreams, as his family rushed to him in alarm in La Crosse, Wisconsin.
Dog and children survive leopard attack in Minnesota farm incident
A leopard escaped from a Crookston circus and attacked the two William Wageman children at a Red Lake Falls area farmhouse. The family dog, a Scotch collie, charged the leopard, allowing the children to seek safety inside the house before the animal killed the dog and fled into a cornfield. A hunt was organized to locate the leopard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Lake Falls
Minn
Aus
Crookston
William Wageman
Scotch Collie
Also Mentioned on This Page
National Asso
Mrs. Bryan
Sec
Gompers
Department of
C. W. Post
Labor
Taft
William de Heilburn Washington
New York City
A. R. Farquhar
York
Farquhar
Virginia
National Association
California
Digas
Sacra
Mento
April—Court
Porarily
Louisville Courier-Journal
1. C. O'Donnell
LEAD
Missouri
South
Man
Franich
Clares
Eloper
Houghton
Department of Labor
Condi
Han
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