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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1912
Page
5
Court records show eight union men from Indianapolis facing sentencing today after a trial that concluded with their convictions. The case centers on labor disputes and alleged actions linked to union activities. Proceedings are expected to determine penalties and any appeals.
A survey in the NerowiEd Ylogical area reports phosphate rock deposits in the Gansion region. The exploration, led by year Garrison, identifies potential reserves and outlines next steps for assessment and development.
In Indianapolis, Dec. 29 38 labor union officials convicted of conspiracy in the McNamara dynamite plots face possible sentences from a minimum upward. They will be brought before Federal Judge Albert J Kenderson at 10 a m. A special train to Leavenworth is being arranged to avoid demonstrations. Bonds and appeals are expected for several imprisoned leaders including Ryan Tvet Moe Kilte and other business agents as motions delay the final judgment.
London December 29 The peace conference shows cautious progress as Turkish delegates may offer modified terms and Allies push for real negotiations. Western powers fear European interference and seek to preserve gains from victory while considering risks to Christian populations and frontier expansions in Albania and surrounding regions.
Reports from the peace conference indicate Balkan allies propose an autonomous Albania with frontiers along the Drin and Ibar basins, ceding Aegean Islands to Greece while neutralizing regions around Salonica. Bulgaria seeks positions from Rodosto toward Midia, with Salonica area to be neutral under Allied protection.
Pueblo, Col o Dec 28 A man arrested in this city yesterday on alleged embezzlement charges in Montana, where he was known as Thomas A Prout, says he welcomes arrest and plans to return to Montana without requisition papers The sheriff at Billings will take him back The man has used the name R E Chapman and has lived openly in Pueblo since hiding his past identity
President elect Wilson arrived in Princeton after an all day ride from Staunton Virginia. He spoke positively with companions along the route regaining his strength. National Chairman William McCombs and Speaker I E Byrd joined from Staunton to Washington. At Washington a brief stop included Jerry J Billivan of Iowa greeting the traveler. Sullivan accompanied Wilson on most of the trip and they discussed regulatory policies.
About 200 children from a Sunday school class exited Larimer Memorial Baptist Church in Chicago as smoke and flames engulfed the basement. A trumpet of musicians provided music during the evacuation while teachers and two staff escaped. The fire was discovered by a porter and the whole structure was ablaze as the last child reached safety.
Portland reports the worst winter storm with heavy rain and gale winds up to 60 mph. Coastal and inland routes suffer washouts and landslides causing train delays and damaged utilities across Oregon and Washington. several slides and downed poles disrupt services.
A blaze in Newport destroyed or damaged 17 buildings and claimed multiple lives. Reported victims include Mrs. Frank Heath and several others. The total property loss is estimated around $200,000, with officials continuing to investigate the cause.
A mass labor stoppage order affects one hundred fifty thousand workers across multiple sectors. Reported confusion and disrupted operations followed the mandate, with union leaders urging calm as negotiations resume.
Wallace Idaho, Dec 2. Town dark after power lines fail as rain and wind threaten. An avalanche of snow and rock slams down the mountainside burying miner James Flaherty under about 30 feet of debris near Mace. Residents flee danger lines, and the schoolhouse opens to shelter fears.
A former mute man is found dead in a hotel room with a poison bottle nearby. Police investigate a possible self inflicted death in a case tied to wealth and looming motives. The report notes the suspect is identified as J P Welch and references competing interests in a mysterious hotel scene.
Frank Forvilly strikes a rich ore vein in the Humboldt range near Rochester Nevada, staking a new townsite. His brothers rush to join the venture as reports draw mining men to investigate. In Salt Lake, J P Welch, 57, tired of life, ends his life at the Shelton hotel after leaving a lasting will and a diamond to Miss Ferguson, with a note declaring he is worn out by life.
Hal Shain, famed race driver, died an hour after his racer leaped from a Venice pier during the "dare evil race for life" and crashed into spectators. Three others were seriously hurt and several more mildly injured. Injured include Mrs. A. B. Atkinson and J. Moyer, with doctors saying all will recover.
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