Women Cheer In Court For Thaw Hysteria Breaks Up Court Sitting
Court hears thaw related proceedings as emotions surge among attendees. Report notes women cheering and strong reactions in the Canadian court setting with tense, emotional atmosphere.
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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 28, 1913
Page
1
Court hears thaw related proceedings as emotions surge among attendees. Report notes women cheering and strong reactions in the Canadian court setting with tense, emotional atmosphere.
In Sherbrooke Barry K Thaw secured three legal wins amid a dramatic scene in superior court. Judge Globensky barred New York state from joining proceedings and denied Thaw’s arraignment while quashing the habeas writ. Thaw remains jailed but legally unbound as officials plot next moves with provincial authorities.
President Wilson urges immediate evacuation as tensions rise across the border. The warning follows unsettled conditions in Mexican regions, prompting governments and citizens to reassess travel and safety plans amid ongoing political shifts.
Miss Mignon M. Quan a Bozeman high school English teacher and Gallatin county high school faculty member was revealed as queen of Bozeman's sweet pea carnival before thousands. The ceremony featured Justin M. Smith mayor H. S Buell and John A. Luce as king, with six maids of honor. Quan has longtime ties to the community, a Columbia graduate, and is active in drama and local clubs.
Matt East, former Missoula tailor, was dragged by a horse today while riding at the rear of a foresters camp near St. Regis. He suffered a broken right arm and extensive bruises and lacerations. He was brought to Missoula by J. H. Hickman and his condition was reported critical.
Charles Sweetser, son of the late J W Sweetser of Forsyth, narrowly escaped being run over by the North Coast Limited westbound near Rosebud. While herding cattle, Sweetser clung to his horse and another horse as a companion fled. unable to control them, he jumped to safety and the two horses were killed as the westbound train struck them.
Albany August 28 Lieut Gov Martin H Glynn was formally recognized as acting governor by the assembly after a bitter debate The vote was 48 to 28 in favor of recognition with supporters arguing his authority and opponents voicing objections The move follows political shifts in the state capital and underscores Glynn’s elevated role in government
A massive U S warning orders all Americans to depart Mexico at once. President Wilson directed embassies and consulates to aid evacuees, with naval ships prepared to transport those on the coast while border patrols are beefed up. Mexico replies through Senor Gamboa defend sovereignty amid rising tensions and foreign mediation efforts.
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