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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1911
Page
9
Des Moines Street Car Strike Ends After Court Order
Des Moines Iowa Aug 6 street car traffic resumed at 6 pm ending a 4 12 hour strike that began Saturday morning The district court injunction by Judge Lawrence DeGraff ordered reinstatement of conductors and motormen to their posts temp restoring service The case looms for future court action but the immediate result is a new method of resolving labor disputes with court intervention and arbitration pending
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Iowa
Lawrence Degraff
District Court
Des Moines City Railway Company
Carmen’s
Condi
N. T (Miertescu
Degraffs
Ita
Hie
Pratt
N. T. Guernesey
Associated Press
Public Service Corporation
Cour
Maplewood man shoots in alleged self defense
Albert G. Butler of Maplewood Missouri returned from an absence and killed his sweetheart s brother Eugene Walsh in a quarrel near St Louis. Butler said Walsh advanced with words and he fired in self defense as he walked away. Reverend James Broadhead helped escort him to a police station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Albert G. Butler
Maplewood
St Louis
Eugene Walsh
Butler
James Broadhead
Walsh
Hap Aiys
Alleged Hold Up Man 13 Captured Near Salt Lake
Salt Lake Aug 6 James Mays 36 an auto repairer from Portland Ore is under arrest charged with robbing a Saltair railroad carload of passengers last night Three were slightly wounded when the bandit was knocked from the running board and escaped in the dark He was identified by several passengers including the wounded trio A coin found on him matched a pocket piece carried by a victim Mays claims he was pushed off during the scuffle on the train
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake
James Mays
Portland
Ore
Saltair
Salt Lake City
Mays
Cunlhess Faces Week of Hustle
Readable fragments show Cunlhess amid a busy period of activity and push for policy actions. Details on legislation and political maneuvering remain unclear in the OCR text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cunlhess
Tariff revision clash over wool and free list bills
Washington week of tariff wrangles centers on conference led wool and free list measures. La Follette and Underwood push for strong wartime style amendments while Senate and House leaders seek agreement before Taft veto. Cotton bill faces opposition from Carolina manufacturers and hearings are planned for early week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senitor la Follette
Anderswood
Senate
House
Underwood
Taft
Congress
Carolina
Renater Simmons
North Carolina
Seenate Finance Committee
United States
Canada
Tomorow
Train wreck rattles passengers near Indiana Harbor
Chicago, Aug. 6 One hundred twenty five passengers on the Penney Vania’s 1s-hour train leaving at 2:45 for New York were frightened but uninjured when the coach, tender and baggage car jumped the track between Indiana Harbor and Buffington, Ind. The engine and tender broke away after the emergency brake was applied, plunging down an embankment. Fireman W L Hay of Fort Wayne was severely hurt. engineer C F Summers of Fort Wayne remained with his engine and escaped serious injury. The accident occurred shortly before 3:30 as the train descended the elevated track in Indiana Harbor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
PenneyVania
New York
Indiana Harbor
Buffington
Ind
W. L. Hay
Fort Wayne
C. F. Summers
Secretary of State A N Yoder Dies in Montana
Helena dispatch reports Secretary of State Abram N Yoder of Butte died of heart failure at Unionville after a brief illness. He collapsed during a camp outing with friends, died at 4 p.m. There will be no inquest. Yoder, born in Ohio, served as Butte city treasurer, then secretary of state from 1904 to 1912. He was survived by his wife with no children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Unionville
A. N. Yoder
Butte
Board of Examiners
Furnishing Board
Board of Prison Commissioners
Board of Come Desieners
Currey Land Net Board
Yoder
Hoope
Stoe
Norris
Alwayve
Montana
Mr Yoder
Mrs. Yoder
Mrs. Christie
Christie
Ohio
Lebanon
Mount Thion College
Denver
Salt Lake
Idaho
Ife
Alaska
Canadi ans warming up for reciprocity bid
Ottawa faces a week of political recalibration as dissolution of parliament shocks campaign plans for reciprocity with the United States. The government pushes for a six week ballot on policy while Sir Wilfrid Laurier and R I Borden loom as the main rivals with 221-seat parliament and Taft’s influence shaping public debate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Dominion
United States
Wilfrid Laurier
R. I. Borden
Duke of Connaught
Taft
Wilfrid
Mietdine
Butte Friends Mourn Mr Yoder's Death
A. N. Yoder, known in Butte for state duties, died after years away in Helena. He was a prominent local figure, with his home in Butte noted despite recent absences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
MR. Yoder
A. N. Yoder
Helena
Fowler Resigns as Chief of Division
Special Dispatch to the Standard Missoula Aug 6 An announcement of the resignation of Supt M M Fowler head of the Rocky Mountain division Northern Pacific railroad comes as a surprise and regret. Fowler has 24 years service with the company and two years in Missoula his headquarters. He started in 1874 with the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul Railway then rose to chief dispatcher and superintendent positions in Minnesota and St Paul before joining Northern Pacific in St Paul division and later becoming train master prior to leading the Rocky Mountain division since Sept 9 1909. Fowler says he regrets leaving Missoula but cites circumstances making departure best and that he leaves cherished friends and pleas ant relations with Missoula people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard
Missoula
M. M. Fowler
Rocky Mountain
Northern Pacific Railroad
Fowler
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway Company
H. R. Williams
Puget Sound
Brainerd
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Yoder Known for Political Activity in Butte and State
E. Yoder, former secretary of state and head of Imperial Paste Manufacturing and Mercantile Co., maintained strong ties to Butte and Silver Bow politics. A republican figure, he chaired the last city convention and backing his bid for governor was anticipated. Remains to be brought to Butte. funeral plans not yet announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Butte
Albrer & Yoder
Imperial Paste Manufacturing and Mercantile Company
Colorado Street
C. R. Leonard
Yoder
Montana
Leonard
Silver Bow
Mr. Yoder
Malcolm Gillis
East
Lee Mantle
Admiral Count Togo Honors Mount Vernon Tribute
Washington August 6 Admiral Count Togo placed a wreath on Washingtons tomb at Mount Vernon in a brief Japanese invocation. Spectators watched as he saluted and smiled at cameras before touring the estate with the Mayflower party. He wrote his name in Mount Vernon autograph book and later rested on the return voyage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Count Togo
Mount Vernon
Wainwright
Togo
Harber
Young Reporter Drowns After Saving Girl at La Jolla
San Diego August 6 Cecil R Karberg a local newspaper reporter drowned at La Jolla seven miles from here after saving Dorothy McGrew 12 years old who had fallen into the sea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Diego
Cal
Cecil R. Karberg
la Jolla
Dorothy McGrew
General Leconte of Executive Fame 18s Declared Pro Visional President
General Leconte emerges as a proclaimed provisional president amid mounting political maneuvering. Early reports indicate a tense power struggle with rival factions and international observers watching the evolving leadership crisis.
Leconte Declared Chief Executive as Haitian Revolution Opens
Port au Prince Aug 6 The first division of the revolutionary army entered the capital and proclaimed Gen Cincinnatus Leconte chief executive Leconte’s presidency seems assured as the American minister H W Furniss warned that if public order is disturbed he would land marines to preserve peace Firmin’s supporters were displaced and he is expected to arrive aboard the Caravelle Leconte, a 45-year-old mulatto lawyer, has a history of leadership in Haitian revolts and exile prior to this ascent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port Au Prince
Revolutionary Army
Cincinnatus Leconte
Leconte
H. W. Furniss
Firmin
Nord Alexis
Simon
Jamaica
Haiti
Cape Haitien
Two More Candidates Enter Haiti Presidency Race
Cape Haitien Aug 6 The French steamer Caravalle sits in port with General Firmin aboard who hopes the Haiti presidential election proceeds without disturbances from rival candidates. He would accept defeat gracefully if he loses. Dr Bobo, once an agitator against Nord Alexis and Simon, is aboard and announced as a candidate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cape Haitien
General Firmin
Haiti
Firmin
Bobo
Nord Alexis
Simon
Farmer Murdered and Body Hauled Across County
Oklahoma City dispatch reports W. B. Gray, a farmer from Hart area, found murdered and his body dragged in his wagon for three days. The team and wagon were sold at Pauls Valley by a man using the name Frank Edwards, who was arrested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
W. B. Gray
Hart
Okla
Paul's Valley
Frank Edwards
Edwards
Aviator Blinded by Oil Crashes Plane into Surf
Long Beach California August 6 an aviator Frank Champion steering his monoplane into the surf after oil blinded him expects to hit the beach but is rescued by life guards. The incident ends without further injury and reflects pilot loss of visibility during flight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Beach
Cal
Frank Champion
Poisoning Plot Against Babies Claimed in Strychnine Case
A sensational report claims a poisoning plot against babies involving strychnine with eight cases found within hours. Police investigate possible motives and suspects as the community seeks answers about who orchestrated the alleged attacks.
Three Arrests in Poison Gum Plot Case
In Calloway County Missouri authorities say a plot to poison children was uncovered in Concord. Three suspects, Ia O Boyd his wife Mia Anne Boyd and Jefferson Woods a horse dealer, are jailed after being brought to Fulton by order of the prosecuting attorney. A prior slander suit by Mrs Boyd against Dr William Ellis connected to the case ended in a verdict for the defendant. Prosecutors report gum tainted with strychnine placed at multiple homes, with more families involved and all gum kept for chemical tests. Bond set at 100 for Mrs Boyd and 2000 each for Boyd and Woods. no preliminary hearing scheduled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fulton, Mo
Concord
Callowway County
Fulton
Boyd
Mia
Anne Boyd
Jefferson Woods
W. B. Ellis
Edward McPheeters
Robert McPheeters
McPheeters
Claegeist
Bond
Woods
Bridegroom Stolen Sixteen Arrested in Caney
Caney Kansas August 9 Sixteen prominent young men were arrested on kidnapping charges for snatching Dale Williams yesterday from his in laws home after his wedding to Pauline Canary who earns three thousand dollars a month from Canary of pool on land in the former Cherokee nation three miles south of Caney The bride’s sister prompted the arrests after the wild motor ride ended at 3 this morning with Williams’ clothes torn The city marshal failed to stop the speeding car during the chase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caney
Kan
Dale Williams
Pauline Canary
Canary
Convict’s charitable earnings aid distant Denver family
A Deer Lodge life convict sends nearly all his wages to a Denver widow and her nine hungry children. He crafts leather and bead items during work and free hours, using profits to combat hunger. Anonymous gifts reach Mrs. Rose Pasquali, aiding the destitute Italian family and inspiring his artful labor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard
Denver
Deer Lodge
Mont
Rose Pasquali
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