Great Gathering of Mine Experts Opens in Great Falls
A large conference of mine engineers begins sessions in Great Falls tomorrow drawing professionals from multiple firms and regions to discuss extraction safety, efficiency, and new technology.
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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 15, 1913
Page
1
Butte To Host Elabourate Mining Engineers Session
The American Institute of Mining Engineers marks its 105th meeting with events in Great Falls and Butte from Sunday through Thursday next week. Some 200 eminent mining experts will attend, with papers on hydro electric development, electrolysis, flue systems, and Montana smelting advances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Institute of Mining Engineers
Great Falls
Butte
Anaconda
Montana
United States
Institute
Rainbow Hotel
A. E. Wheeler
J. H. Klepinger
Rainbow Falls
Missouri River
Giant Springs
Boston & Montana
Grand Opera House
C. W. Goodale
Max Hebgen
Hebgen
W. T. Burns
Stronger Story of Lola Norris Resumes on Witness Stand
Lola Norris testifies amid tense courtroom proceedings as jurors hear a stronger, detailed account on the witness stand. The judge and attorneys press for clarity while Norris addresses inconsistencies and key dates.
Jury caution during Diggs Caminetti case in San Francisco
Juror Bliss questions government evidence and a man resembling a juror is seen linked to the defense. Judge Van Fleet warns no outside influence on jurors as Lola Norris testifies again in the Mann Act trial of Maury Diggs and Drew Caminetti. Photographers disrupt court. one fined. Judge criticizes presence of young women in rear of courtroom and assigns responsibility to chaperons. Marsha Warrington remains a strong, topical witness as cross examination continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Lola Norris
Marsha Warrington
Sacramento
Reno
Maury I. Diggs
Drew Caminetti
Bliss
Sacramento County
van Fleet
Those Who Won’t Work Are Bathing
Great Falls Aug 14 Hoboes who do not want to work are likely to fight shy of Brady north of here. Men are needed in the harvest fields. Monday night about 20 citizens ducked one loafing man in a horse watering trough until he promised to work. The next night a similar warning was given and last night a third man was taken from a saloon and docking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Falls
Brady
Here
Whitecap Farb
Street clashes in Londonderry as police quell fighting
In Londonderry on August 14 authorities endured ongoing street battles between nationalists and Orangemen. Police used clubs to suppress the violence, with numerous charges filed and an elderly man named Armstrong shot during the clashes at a political celebration the previous Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Londonderry
Ireland
Armstrong
Formal demand on Sulzer and miners institute opening
Summary of the Standard form chart notes a formal demand on Sulzer today, Lola Norris’s fuller report on a stronger story, and the opening of a mining engineers institute. It also lists a public censure of Ambassador Wilson, Montana bankers meeting, early clashes of authority, wheat tariff debate, Anaconda race results, and ongoing sporting and financial news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sulzer
Lola Norris
Open Institute
Ambassador Wilson
Montana
P. W. Blake
Helena
Tuolumne
Engineers’ Institute
Willard
Shippen
Co. F. Kelley
Grand Officers Named At Denver Conclave
Denver Aug 14 with election of grand encampment officers end of the Knights Templar conclave includes selection of Los Angeles as next city and a decisive third ballot win for W H Norris of Manchester Iowa as grand junior warden. Other officers elected include Arthur MacArthur New York and Leonidas P Newby Knightstown Ind. Drill competitions drew large crowds with awards given at the stadium horse and automobile show and a dance to conclude the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Los Angeles
Knights Templars
City Auditorium
W. H. Norris
Manchester
Iowa
Samuel P. Cochran
Dallas
Texas
George W. Smalley
Leonidas P. Newby
Knightstown
Ind
Arthur MacArthur
New York
Lee S. Smith
Pittsburg
J. K. Orr
Atlanta
Clash Between Federal and Missoula Officers
Missoula on August 14 reports a clash between city police and special federal officers over the arrest of drunken Indians. Night Chief P. J. McDonald and Patrolman Harley Lease were bound over to the federal grand jury by U. S. Commissioner Wallace P. Smith. Hearings favored the prosecution as the defense offered no evidence. Each officer posted a bond of 1000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missoula
P. J. McDonald
Harley Lease
Federal Grand Jury
United States
Wallace P. Smith
Suffragettes Try to Burn Carnarvon School
August 14 in Carnarvon Wales suffragettes attempted arson at the Carnarvon county school. Prompt extinguishment limited damage with little harm reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carnavon
Wales
Carnavon County School
Clash of Authority on Prisoner Extradition
Albany reports the first clash between Willian Sulzer and Martin Glynn over extradition papers for James Moley, a bank theft suspect. Glynn refused signature, papers bore Sulzer's. West Virginia and New Jersey officials faced conflicting authority in the dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
N. Y
Willian Sulzer
Martin H. Glynn
State of
New York
James Moley
Martinsburg
W. Va
New York With Papers Signed By Mr. Sulzer
Glynn
West
Parson
Supremest folly to shed American blood in Mexico
Indianapolis Aug 14 Former Vice President Charles Fairbanks said in an address that sacrificing a soldier’s life for dollars invested in Mexico would be the supreme folly. He argued that if speculators suffer losses from revolutions those are issues for later when a stable government and peace are restored.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Ind
Mexico
Charles Fairbanks
Wheat Occupies a Place in Tariff Discussion
Washington news reports the Senate adopting a Democratic amendment to place wheat on the free list and remove the 10 cent per bushel tariff, while a motion to set a 6 cent duty on wheat and 1/8 cent per pound on flour failed. Senators from Louisiana and Georgia weighed in as debates stretched late into the day, with forecasts of a long session possible into late October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Senate
Gronna
Ransdell
Thornton
Louisiana
House Committee
Finance Committee
Poindexter
Senator Smith
Georgia
United States
Canada
Winnipeg
Minneapolis
Congress
Locomotive Explodes Near Judith Gap Killing Two
A Milwaukee train locomotive exploded near Judith Gap around 10 PM. Both fireman and engineer were instantly killed while a brakeman was injured. The conductor found the bodies beneath debris and a Great Northern passenger train transported them to Judith Gap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Falls
Milwaukee
Judith Gap
Great Northern
Reprimand for an Ambassador by British Foreign Office
British Foreign Office issues a formal reprimand to an ambassador amid diplomatic tensions. Officials cited conduct unbecoming of a senior envoy and pledged corrective steps in a confidential memo distributed to Geneva and London channels.
Wilson rebukes Ambassador Henry Lane Wilson in Mexico affair
President Wilson publicly reprimands Ambassador Henry Lane Wilson for his attack on the British foreign office and instructs Ambassador Page to convey regret to Sir Edward Grey. The action follows a British interpretation of a Mexican siting and contemplates possible resignation but delays action pending further developments. The administration seeks to maintain European support for a peaceful Mexican settlement and keeps Lind informed on his mission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Wilson
Henry Lane Wilson
Page
Sir Edward Grey
United States
Ambassador Page
Associated Press
Chapaten
Huerta
Mexico
France
Germany
President Huerta
Mexico City
Great Britain
Ambassador Wilson
Foreign Office
Bryan
Edward Grey
Lind
Federation of Labor Ends Its Deliberations
The Montana Federation of Labor adjourned sine die after a highly successful meeting with record dispatch of business. Industrial units were recommended by an overwhelming majority amid tense moments overcome. Delegates stayed for a social program, visitors enjoyed ideal fall weather, and an auto tour of local coal mines was conducted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana Federation of Labor
Formal Demand for Possession at Capitol Executive Chamber
Glynn Will Cale must vacate the Capitol Executive Chamber today per formal demand for possession. Syzetem issues the notice directing removal and return of possession to the appropriate authority.
NY Governor Impeachment Crisis Heads to Capitol Clash
Albany Aug 14 Lieutenant Governor Glynn will demand possession of the executive chamber to settle who is governor as Sulzer and Glynn each claim authority. Sulzer’s wife lies in critical condition as impeachment proceedings unfold and delays complicate state operations amid bids for Capitol contracts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenton
N. J
Fielder
Martin H. Glynn
New York State
Robert E. Hudsweth
Hudson County
Charles Mason
New York
Sulzer
Glynn
Albany
N. Y
Capitol
William Sulzer
Executive
Edward B. Howard
Adjutant General
Hamilton
Mr. Glynn
Michael May
Assembly
Senate
Senator Wagener
Speaker Smith
Commonwealths
Striking Miner Killed at Calumet in Copper Strike
In Calumet Michigan tonight a striking copper miner was killed and two deputy sheriffs wounded at Seberville an Italian miners settlement. Deputies sought two strikers who forced guards lines at Champion mine of Copper Range Consolidated. Strikers attacked with bottles and revolvers, injuring several. one striker fatally wounded. A conference was held today with no decision announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calumet. Mich
Seberville
Champion
Copper Range Consolidated Company
Deputiees
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American Institute OF Mining
Western
DIGGS
Caminetti
Case
Ion
Jadge van Fleet
Words
The
Fense
Pifforts
Overa
Brooklyn Eagle
Federal
West Virginia
British Foreign Office
Ambassador Vane
Gray
Cial
John Lind
White House
Federation OF Labor
Glynn Will
Cale
Syzem
Tooks
Ant
Retary of
State Area
Saluer
Ment
Mrs. Salzer Ia
Spe
Calumet
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