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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 1913
Page
1
Reported tensions show U S and Mexico amid a crisis as plans to mobilize able bodied men are discussed for parade duties on independence day. Officials warn Americans to leave and ships move to safeguard refugees while Revolutions reshape command along coasts and interior.
A San Francisco story reports a man and a woman implicated in a pact that led to death by their own actions. Details mention Widney Jr. and Lyons, with references to an emergency hospital and a drug effect, suggesting a coordinated act or agreement.
A garbled page summary notes Jerome outmaneuvers Thaw amid a quiet Mexican situation. It mentions judges needed, Glynn charges double dealing by Ser, federation origins of labor, fuel futures, Bardens prize, Anaconda and Butte items, and a century of ministry from Rev. Tait.
Acting governor Glynn testified about alleged double dealing linked to Governor Sulzer and Tammany Hall. He described a plan to favor a preferred candidate and noted that Murphy’s name arose only once in Sulzer’s campaign context.
A Buffalo New York report on a symposium of women’s clubs notes a successful meeting August 3. Miss Wood of New York urged moral standards for men as well as women, declaring that not only Caesar’s wife but Caesar himself should be above suspicion. The discussion emphasized better fatherhood and brotherhood and the burden of morals on society.
Springfield reports the United Mine Workers mobilize support with a substantial donation drive, advancing a large sum toward the federation’s treasury. The record notes $170,000 raised from miners in varn country and a projected total around $1,000,000, with portions allocated for Western and copper miners aid.
Sacramento Aug 2 Seeking information that could yield new evidence for the Caminetti trial of F Drew San Francisco the special prosecutor Theodore Roche made a hurried car trip to the city Roche met with J Moore ML Sul and others and declined to discuss details after saying he was gathering information in the Diggs Caminetti case including arrangements involving young girls and a probation officer in the afternoon visit
Calumet Midh Aug eighty men from Batteries A and B of the Michigan National Guard have been ordered to Calumet to replace 40 infantrymen who will leave the mining district next week. Mounted patrols are deemed more useful than infantry as the strike in the district continues to affect operations.
Montreal hosts the first inter conference since the United States began motion meetings to plan uniformity in judicial procedure. The gathering previews the American Bar Association annual meeting, with judges from Virginia Maryland and other states seeking to eliminate delays and reduce litigation costs. The theme centers on interstate commerce relations and practical cooperation among judges.
Four women abstained health participation amid minor disputes as six deputy sheriffs face examination in Houguen Tuesday over the murder of Stephen Purlehe. Miners shot by deputies at Painesdale on August 4. Strikes disorders arise from the Copper Mine district dispute at the Houghton county court which opens Tuesday. Western miners will meet here tonight as the federation concentrates efforts to make the strike a success. President Charles Moyer and leaders Mahoney and Tat fitson directing in British Columbia. Soldiers rescued a foreman attacked on the way to work as strikers seized a street car and beat him until militiamen arrived at the Atiouex mine.
In St. Louis on August 30 a man filed for divorce alleging his second wife inveigled him into a seance and summoned the spirit of his first wife who allegedly advised him to transfer his property and live with the second wife. The case, hindered by lack of funds, proceeded today with no funds for prosecution.
Fragmentary OCR reads as a testimony in the house lobby involving Undermott Lentes All. The content is unclear but indicates a general, defense-oriented stance and mentions a date around March 8 as part of the proceedings.
Minneapolis August 30 A man identified today as Tafeame Peune claimed to be from a Philadelphia social set and engaged to a prominent local woman but vanished three days before the engagement after an indictment charging him with passing a $373 check at a jeweler to buy a diamond ring was returned by the grand jury.
A chaotic case emerges as authorities announce conspirators charged with smuggling opium. Nine suspects fled as warrants were issued, including an undersheriff or inspector tied to government services, amid a widening probe and efforts to recover suspects.
Dublin August 30 rioting followed the tramway strike with a citywide confrontation as strikers gathered for a Sunday meeting. Police used force to disperse the crowd injuring several and damaging transport offices. James Connelly and Eidge Ne Councilor Part were sentenced to imprisonment. Connelly refused bail claiming no English rule in Ireland. Additional arrests and hospital scenes were reported as authorities maintained order.
In Sherbrooke Ontario on August 30 Harry J Thaws habeas corpus writ is turned on him by former prosecutor William Travers Jerome. Jerome seeks to force Thaw into court for deportation to Vermont, arguing the writ was improperly used in a habeas case. Local immigration officials watch the hearing as Montreal counsel arrives to argue for the writs continuation.
Armed for a three year pretrial, Charlton is escorted by guards and reporters watch from a distant gangway as he is handcuffed. He is moved to a carbiners de Gronds bar after a brief interrogating, then taken onto a train amid a crowded scene.
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