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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1913
Page
1
A NevilaSica official disclaims inventions to delay actions on a currency bill. The statement appears amid parliamentary maneuvering and lingering questions about the bill’s speed and outcomes.
Amid tense proceedings in Washington, the senate rings with amendments to the administration currency bill. Senator Owen presses for a vote against the Hitchock amendment while accusing Nebraska’s Democrat leader of forcing delays and secret caucus tactics. Endorsing public scrutiny, President Wilson’s stance is cited as influential in ongoing contest.
Beopident of Farmers and Drovers Company Murray Rakhore, 46, formerly of Butte, died after a medicine ball struck him during a private workout at Murray’s hospital. He had planned a Salt Lake trip to continue duties as company president. He leaves a wife and brother. burial likely in New York.
Elliott accuses New Haven directors of mismanagement and overcapitalization. He attacks restive rail groups and urges action to curb waste while defending needed investments and public duty. The speech contrasts governance with profits and calls for prudent oversight of assets and dividends.
A protest by Salvation Army volunteers and local groups demanded removal of a sign at Pavitt and Main. The red faction urged keeping the display while the yellow local debated mayoral authority. Crowds gathered, but no clash occurred as tensions cooled.
Protests by women groups press mayor to reinstate Mrs Young as Chicago school superintendent. Assistant Superintendent Shoop and board members weigh resignation moves as labor and parents back Young amid calls to restore stable leadership. Ongoing public addresses frame the issue as a defense of public schooling and child welfare.
Chieser Dec 11 The case tests the constitutionality of the income tax law. Judge Landis upheld the bank’s jurisdictional challenge, delaying ruling on the constitutional questions. Attorney Bourke Coukran will file appeals after vacation in Europe.
Washington reports that Secretary Garrison announced the plan to remove Maj. Gen. Leonard Wood from the post of chief of staff of the United States Army on April 25 with the term expiring. The statutes may allow a wartime or emergency extension, but the secretary said he will act strictly under the law.
The readable fragments describe a debate on prohibition amendments, calls for constitutional actions, and political maneuvering. Notable items mention Mason Nubare’s sudden death, Supreme Court paths, and various local reports. Several entries reference markets, clubs, and suffrage momentum amid mixed coverage.
A fragmentary report notes a mummified body found in mountains near Per by Thomas G Taylor of Montreal. Authorities describe the boy as ancient, estimating five centuries since death, with the relic potentially linked to Inca origins. The case involves questions of antiquities entry and provenance.
In Chlorga Mec judge Baldwin in circuit court granted nine hundred uncontested divorces today after a call of sixty two cases. The record marks a historic pace, with nine percent of such cases resolved during a single session as reported.
A garbled account from Colon describes early morning activity near the canal dock. It mentions Asa Koln and Geach amid mixed phrases, noting the Atlantic to Pacific route and buoy positions, with unclear times and places.
Americans report rebels entered the British vice consulate in Chihuahua, seized Lyle Terrazas Jr, and paraded him through the streets. The incident followed a demand of 3 250 000 pesos and involved absence of Vice Consul Sco bell. The British consulate and US protest were noted as inadequate amid Villa’s army actions.
Warmington Tec 11 The fighting at Tampico Mexican seaport of strategic importance was seen by administration officials as crucial to the revolution. Control of the port could aid the constitutionalists by landing war materials and securing revenues. Refugees aboard British, German, and American ships provided some relief, and neutral foreigners were expected to be safe. Admiral Fletcher would transport them if danger rose.
Reports from constitutionalists describe executions of federal officers in Guaymas as a warning to troops seeking to desert. Refugees claimed officers including Tasige tenants Gastel and Manville were executed after trying to leave with arms and supplies.
President Huerta attended the inauguration of a new urban railroad in Itabunquel and appeared untroubled by rebel advances near Tampico. A private message noted unrest at Wampico as rebels held Creight yards between Tampico and the coast, while international tensions with foreigners receded after ships like Kron Prinzessin Cerelte arrived in the harbor.
Report of a secret meeting where party leaders aim to reach a consent-based agreement on Ulster issues. Result remains undetermined as talks continue with no final decision announced.
A dramatic House confrontation over prohibition erupts as Representative Hobson clashes with Underwood, prompting cheers, interruptions, and a pledge to interpret remarks later. The exchange underscores party tensions amid wartime politics and a looming constitutional vote.
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