Papers Removed Attorney Aided President Ryan Testifies
Attorney testifies that papers were removed with aid from the president after a rest of MVAMARAS, detailing actions and sequence in the case.
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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1912
Page
7
Attorney testifies that papers were removed with aid from the president after a rest of MVAMARAS, detailing actions and sequence in the case.
Frank M. Ryan, indicted president of the Iron Workers union, testified he aided in removing papers after McNamara arrests, acting on counsel. He denied knowledge of a checkbook destruction and said the union funded legal help for O Donnell and others to secure escape, amid questions of union finances.
St Paul Dec 4 The Great Northern railway increased its capital stock from 210 million to 231 million dollars. The amendment to the articles of incorporation was filed with the secretary of state late today. The extra 21.09 million will acquire stocks and bonds of Montana Eastern Railway and other securities authorized by the board.
Edward J. Williams testified in the Senate impeachment trial of Judge Archbald describing a potential profit share from a Katydid coal dump option. Williams said Archbald helped win Hillside Company options and that Archbald’s role was partly as a friend. The document Williams produced was admitted as evidence.
Omaha Nebraska reports the American Butter Makers Executive Committee meets in secret to push a maximum 9 cent per pound for creamery butter. Chicago Butter and Egg Board ends quotations, signaling price regulation by supply and demand with a push against oleomargarine packers.
In Vina California ranch hand John St Claire terrorizes the town firing at residents for over an hour. He fatally shoots James Miller as Miller exits a Cone and Kimball store after stoking panic and injuring Charles Gray. A posse pursues St Claire who is described as insane and at large.
Washington December 4 the Lincoln memorial commission approved Henry Bacons design for a rectangular Potomac park monument to Abraham Lincoln. The plan includes 60 foot columns a central hall and a statue of Lincoln with the Gettysburg address and second inaugural address on bronze tablets. Total cost about 1,275,000 with remaining funds to improve surrounding facilities.
Dispatches report a detachment of Western forces marching from Petersburg toward Mongolia. The advance follows reports of Chinese troops near Robdo and Ai Nand and includes measures to protect Ruselans in the town vicinity.
A group of state leaders consolidates efforts to coordinate governance and policy initiatives. The assembly, including prominent officials, plans a structured platform for collaboration and public advocacy.
The Governors Conference established a permanent body with annual meetings across states. Colorado Springs will host next year, with a rotating half day leadership. The conference includes a permanent secretary treasurer at $22,000 annually and an executive committee led by Governors McGovern O Nea l Ammons and elect EI Riley. A $150 assessment was levied on each state.
New York December 4 Colonel Archba Gracie of Washington one of the last passengers to leave the sinking Titanic died today in a private hospital. Colonel Gracie went down with the ves- sel and survived the disaster, ending a long life marked by his naval and public service.
Fragmentary report notes a life raft with individuals aboard surfacing near New York Washington and Mobile Alabama. Details are incomplete but reference to a life raft and multiple locations appears.
Miss Ida Cornehouse a hotel worker vanishes after a night shift with few clues. Police and local officials search the area including the river while neighbors recall her quiet, respectable conduct and absence of a known whereabouts. A host of theories circulate as investigators push for leads.
San Francisco reports say Frances Lyon officially identified as the shooter named Bess fired a revolver at Robert Ney in a hospital, the incident described as accidental by authorities though the exact motive and sequence remain unclear.
Mrs Widney, widow of a wounded man, testified that Mrs Lyons made threats to force Widney to stay involved with her. Widney’s mother and Widney himself had traveled toward San Francisco on a business visit. The Los Angeles case mirrors a broader national highway proposal discussed at a Republican convention with Sam Hill advocating a coast-to-coast link from New York to San Francisco.
New York December 4. Rowe Zindel, once a top earner at a large firm, was ordered by the Supreme Court to repay $15,000 obtained through forgeries. Justice Hianchard allowed a suspended sentence, warning she would be brought back if the money is not repaid. The case ends with her noted rise and fall in the manufacturing sector.
A meeting of Great Falls merchants announced a plan to consolidate the two local telephone networks the Great Falls Automatic One Company and the mountain states system into a single Bell company operation. A letter from E B Field confirmed Bell’s intent to acquire options on most Automatic stock and to run the existing plant with similar telephones. Washington hearing set for Jan 14 on wood pulp and paper tariff cases under most favored nation and Canadian reciprocity provisions.
Reports from London indicate Greece has not yet signed the armistice while talks with Bulgaria Servia and Montenegro press toward a peace conference in London. Delegates meet to outline preliminaries as tensions with Greece over Janina and island surrender spark speculation and maneuvering among Balkan states.
Vienna reports that Austrian opinion sees the Balkan league as weakened by Greece and Bulgaria's rivalry over Saloniki. It is believed Bulgaria will back a compromise capital plan, affecting control of disputed Macedonia and surrounding areas in the future.
Fragmented OCR reading conveys a comment on Greece’s situation in the war and Athens newspaper reaction. Mentions Saloniki advice and ongoing tensions with a neutral tone, though text is garbled and uncertain.
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