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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1913
Page
1
The wife of Maury I. Diggs is urged to hear Marsha Warrington perform a recital. A story about social circle attention and artistic event draws interest from local residents.
In San Francisco Aug 28 Mrs Maury L Tigges hears Marsha Warrington recount the affair involving F Drew Caminetti Diggs and Lola Norris as the courtroom fills with women spectators. Warrington confirms the repeated meetings while Diggs and Caminetti listenImmersed in the case the crowd remains unmoved as warnings about salacious testimony go unheeded.
Elgin Scotland Aug 28 The British prime minister was attacked on the Lossiemouth links while golfing with his daughter Two suffragettes seized him dragged him and shouted insults Miss Asquith aided and used militant methods to repel them Detectives then took the women to the Elgin police station where they refused to identify themselves The prime minister continued play and was cheered on finishing the round
Special Dispatch to the Standard Missoula Aug 28 P J Kline one of Missoulas oldest residents and 4 highly respected citizen committed death by own action by shooting himself through the head with a revolver He followed the example of an elder brother In his life kidney trouble feared a paralytic stroke He had attended the funeral of his stepdaughter Mrs Worden returning from the cemetery he dined with Mrs Kline and spoke of Mrs Worden He arose this morning and was found lifeless with a pistol near his right hand by his wife Neighbors and local judges saw the scene He lived in Missoula county since 1870 prominent in business and public life He was born in 1838 near Cologne Germany, came to the U S at 18 He mined in Alder Gulch Helena Cedar Creek and joined the 1870 stampede He married twice first to Caroline Miller in 1875 and later to Lizzie Burnett in 1895 The funeral will be held at the home under Masonic auspices tomorrow at 4 PM
Lewistown Aug 28 The jury in Lowrie McLaughlin trial charged with the murder of Patrick Duffy near Garnell on July 20 had been out more than 26 hours with no sign of agreement this evening.
Bozeman hosted the eighth annual sweet pea carnival parade with 150 vehicles 100 riders and 100 marching children stretching over a mile. A highlight was an historical Montana pageant featuring pioneers Sacajawea and early explorers with old wagons, while Belgrade and other towns contributed elaborate floats and floral displays.
In Today’s Standard Page a notice notes 1 Huerta shows desire to renew negotiations with the United States. The item references ongoing diplomatic talks and U S posture amid the Mexican situation.
Sherbrooke Quebec August 28 Harry K Thaws lawyers rejoiced as Jerome New York state forces leader failed to persuade Quebec premier Lomer Gouin to surrender Thaw to immigration authorities Jerome hoped to present facts to relocate Thaw to Matteawan also defending chauffeur Thompson in a separate case Thompson faces possible deportation fine or imprisonment if not a British subject Jerome may seek bail for Thaw but counsel warns admission would be unwise
Helena Aug 28 J L De Hart state game and fish warden said the federal migratory birds act and a rule preventing shooting before sunrise after sunset will not take effect in Montana until Oct 1 or later if approved by the president.
Reports from Vera Cruz and Washington say General Huerta has notified John Lind that he will renew talks with the United States and may accept Wilson's terms to secure peace and recognition. Officials view the prospect as the most hopeful since Lind's Mexico trip, with a preliminary agreement possible on a franker basis.
Washington officials express strong hope that the Huerta government and the United States will reach a mutual understanding to settle Mexico's disturbances. President Wilson cites optimism in Lind Gamboa notes while Lind returns to Mexico City. Officials weigh constitutional limits and possible U.S. support for a foreign loan as peace prospects grow brighter.
Vera Cruz Aug 28 John Lind President Wilsons personal representative prepared to return to Mexico City after Col Manuel Guarque delivered a final Huerta message. Huerta reportedly willing to meet Lind halfway on American proposals without full concession. Lind aides express optimism but say much work remains. William Bayard Gale will depart for Washington to brief President Wilson.
Washington delegates report the administration currency bill cleared the house democratic caucus by 163 to 9 with nine dissenters from Texas Georgia Nebraska Illinois Kansas and Missouri. The party line vote endorsed passage but banking and currency committee members may offer amendments as the bill moves forward.
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