15 Feb 1914
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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 15, 1914
Page
1
A congressional subcommittee in Denver investigates copper stakecases amid urgent messages and testimony. Witnesses describe events around a Calaboam disaster and labor collusion, with calls for a complete investigation and further hearings as the panel extends into the weekend.
A garbled column lists multiple items from New York news and society pages including committees, court actions, film notes, theater, and society listings. It mentions a vote, a bond, estate disputes, and various named segments like telegraphic news, movie club notes, and various society sections.
A coroner’s inquest recounts Mrs Rommel telling of luring her elderly husband, a crippled 70 year old man, to secret rooms. His body was found. investigators weigh murder vs self harm. Police seek Mrs Gardner, said to be involved by Mrs Trom joel, as two physicians evaluate a gunshot wound with a glass shard.
Lawmen from both states pursue Lopez and a bandit gang across the region. Reports describe armed men fleeing toward the river with mountaineering gear, while patrols tighten along major routes to intercept the suspected criminals. Police warn residents to remain vigilant as authorities track the fugitives near Hok Welt and Wayland.
Telegrams outline Gore’s plan to take the witness stand on Monday in the $50,000 damages case brought by Mrs Minnie Bond. Details describe Bonner’s testimony about offers of payoff to drop a witness and the defense’s strategy to call more witnesses as the trial proceeds in Washington.
Alina Howard, prominent advocate for national suffrage, was seriously injured when a drain cover in Jersey City collapsed. Doctors reported a fractured leg and multiple splintered bones after the fall. She remains hospitalized as authorities investigate the accident and her condition.
Severe winter storm paralyzed New York area with zero visibility and heavy snow. Roads, trolleys, and rail lines were disrupted. New York and New Jersey towns reported 16 to 36 inches, with some higher pockets. Deaths from exposure and exhaustion were noted, and rescue crews worked amid wind and drifting snow.
A chaotic scene at a fraternity event ends with municipal officers discharging five men who had spent the night in jail for unpaid bonds. They are to be released on their own recognizance as the case moves forward. The article recounts tense interchanges between attendees and officials and notes questions about conduct and accountability at the gathering.
Mrs Laudlaw of New York praises Montana during an extended North American tour, extolling the state and county prospects. She lauds the future prospects of the county, noting favorable views on Montana and its cities.
A report from Copenhagen notes a lavish American dinner enjoyed by the royal Danes including members of the government and diplomatic corps. The event highlighted cordial receptions and festive mood, with remarks on celebrations and notable attendees.
In Houghton Michigan jurors in the copper district murder case failed to reach a verdict after a late session. The judge remained awaiting further guidance as the jury sent word that consensus was not possible.
Washington February 14 1953 United States Senator Bacon died suddenly at 2 PM in Washington after a ten day illness His passing halted Senate business during an executive session and prompted a brief resolution of respect The body was to be buried with a funeral in the Senate chamber attended by national leaders and officials continuing to page three of the paper for details
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