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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1913
Page
1
The foreign minister stated that relations are better founded with key allies, stressing cooperative security and economic collaboration. Officials highlighted ongoing talks and joint initiatives planned in coming months.
Washington reports that John Lind and Frederico Gamboa met unofficially in Mexico City signaling start of open yet informal diplomacy. Officials see potential for U S influence toward a peaceful settlement while stressing continued adherence to official channels and constitutional processes.
Albany Aug 12 The New York Assembly heads into a long session to vote on Majority Leader Levy's impeachment resolution against Governor Sulzer for willful and corrupt conduct. Democrats claim a solid majority, while Republicans and other foes vow a fierce fight. Reports swirl about Mrs. Sulzer taking blame and using campaign funds, with a detailed statement promised.
General Felix Diaz announces he will not sail to Japan on the Empress of Russia. Instead he and his party will visit Quebec London Paris Berlin Vienna and St Petersburg before reaching Japan by the Trans Siberian road. He cites telegraphic instructions from Mexico City for the change in plans and timing.
In Londonderry Ireland Aug 12 nationalist and Orangemen groups clashed during a political celebration. A policeman was shot and severely wounded and many others were injured in the violence.
The American federation of Catholic societies adopted resolutions criticizing Lead South Dakota mining practices and anti Catholic press reports. Delegates urged Mrs Phoebe Hearst to press actions against mine owners and Bishop Joseph F Bush to relocate due to alleged impediments to religion. Graduation and Catholic education rights were also urged by Monsignor Patrick J Supple.
The first day of the electricians strike ended without serious trouble. A committee met the miners union to deny plans for trouble and urged them not to back the strikers. Both sides stayed firm. managers anticipate talks, while line crews report no major outages. The city arranged temporary lighting and the strike expanded to 131 linemen and 10 helpers leaving work.
In a compact report from the Today's Standard section, Warrington hears testimony in the Diggs trial while Union strikes widen. Details cover labor actions, wage demands, and the number of workers affected across Montana Power and related utilities.
In San Francisco on August 12 a packed courtroom watched Marsha Warrington testify as the Mann Act case against Maury I. Diggs, former California state architect, reached a pivotal moment. Warrington described railway tickets Diggs bought for a Reno trip linked to alleged immoral purposes, while defense challenges to the ticket evidence were ruled irrelevant. The testimony detailed plans to flee Sacramento, the Reno stay, and Diggs' claimed affection for Warrington, with Caminetti and Lola Norris also connected to the scheme. The trial adjourned with the group en route to Reno, awaiting further proceedings.
Special Dispatch reports Secretary Franklin P Lane of the interior department spent hours in Kalispell on a western tour. He met with Chamber of Commerce officials and was greeted by committees in Glacier Park, expressing satisfaction with the trip and noting ongoing inquiries about park openings.
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