18 Feb 1914
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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 18, 1914
Page
1
A city ordinance proposal to expand saloon licenses to four hundred gained mixed support. The commission voted 10 to 8 to reduce licenses from 360 to 12, with a conflicting measure to raise the heyday limit. Citizens await the final decision as officials draft adjustments and await further action.
A flood devastated Oviedo and nearby areas with the tower district submerged and residents taking to rooftops. The event spread through the surrounding region, leaving damage and displacement in its wake.
Iohiry plans to hire Gore today as a major case opens. The page mentions related strikes, investigations, and political misstatements. Names and places appear in garbled form, with references to politicians, firms, and protests across multiple regions.
The Colorado representative P Taster and Ohio Republican Switner push to expunge heatway testimony as the committee debates the scope of the investigation into copper miners conditions. Chair Waytor, a Democrat, defends full inquiry while members clash over authority and records. Continued on Page Twelve.
New York February 17 Similar to London and other financial centers the local market has faced a sharp late start to the year. The week shows $144,000,000 protected or contemplated with $35,000,000 Southern Paris convertible bonds and $70,000,000 New York Central reload bonds among issues applied to the Public Service Commission. Also noted are $10,000,000 each for Northern Shoe and Interborough Transit refunding bonds and other offerings under consideration by railroads and industrials.
William C. Gill, Seattle mayor in 1910 and recalled in 1911, leads today's preferential primary with near-equal votes to his three chief rivals. James L. Trepholineg holds second, about 400 votes ahead of Richard Winsor. Anacin Griffiths trails. Top two will contend for mayor on March 3. primary votes do not determine the winner.
A report describes Representative Evans touring a camp incognito with a pass from local officials. He spurred a guard to verify his identity and spoke with strikers and laborers, while a tense scene near the Berwind mine unfolded. The visit ended with Evans returning to attend a wartime meeting as details of the patrols and security arrangements emerged.
In a wartime report from ROFSOW FAP COLONY South Bowl Wash ed, Tony Milgii and Japanese onss of the Tupanore mil workers in Willite are alleged to have terrorized the colony. A murder sequence involving three Japanese targets named Koyama Sakae Shinma is described, with Mr Miyagawa reportedly confessing to the killings and aiding in the investigation.
A Hawaiian woman files for divorce in Montana alleging severe spousal cruelty by Yumichirg Takeouchi. She claims threats to kill, repeated beatings, and fear for her safety after their marriage on Bainbridge Island followed by years in Butte and Losinning. The wife seeks a divorce and alimony.
In a late Friday session Governor Balaton revoked clemency after pleas from Cherka’s child and other sympathizers. Gary Herke and Gary Tusko, convicted of wife murder, faced state execution despite attempts to sway the governor with a young girl’s plea for her father’s life.
A first hand account details medical, substance and mental health issues as Chiral prepares a formal statement for President Marry Meath Juddon of the University of Chicago.
A Montana gathering of engineers, supervisors, and power company experts will convene in Butte for a five day session hosted by Montana Power Co. The program features talks on water power development, electrification of railways, and light and farm power supplies. Delegates will tour facilities and view a display on Montana’s electric progress and new transmission methods.
Reports say Castile and a band of his followers were captured by U S cavalry near the Mexican border. The group, including a known member Emilio Garcia, were brought toward American soil to avoid continuing violence in the Cuembre tunnel region. Authorities weigh whether prisoners will be handed over to rebels or tried in the United States.
In Butte the socialist party factions clash over alleged sabotage in city hiring. Mayor Duncan faces pressure as Reds seek admission while Yellow faction resists, risking a political battle and potential council shifts if anti sabotage measures fail. The dispute intensifies amid clerks and judges being chosen and party loyalties tested.
Dallas report notes J.C. Hill & Sons of Loydminster Saskatchewan win the national corn exposition trophy for the third straight year. They request permission to offer a Canadian version called the Canadian Lonhy while Clyde Mark Ment wins the United States championship. the prize will go to the U.S. Department of Agriculture for approval.
YelHus Feb 11 William W Traut Wt Corner United States ambassador to erkey is in Peking discessiter with President Yuan Sif Kat the ventitons affed Loete position as adviser to the Chinese president The post was offered to him while he was at Con standinople but he declinest tt ten.
Congress in Washington paid tribute to late Senator Augustus Bacon of Georgia with a full ceremonial showing. Justices of the Supreme Court, cabinet members, diplomats, and military officers attended brief services in the Senate Chamber before a procession to Atlanta for the Georgia capitol ceremony.
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