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Newspaper

Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Feb 19, 1914

Page

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Chamberlain joins Ash Ataleto debate on canal tolls

Fragmented political report covers Senate discussion of Panama Canal tolls with Chamberlain and Bristow pressing for opposition to toll exemptions and debating presidents stance. Mentions Lodge Owen and other senators amid party lines about canal policy and railroads. Continues on page eleven.

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Exonerations and Rumors Plague Quiet Town News

A jumble of notices and vague reports fills the page. Names and places blend with scattered headlines about exonerations, politics, railroad plans, and local incidents. The fragmentary text hints at a wide range of topics from espionage to labor to governance.

Big Childs Ranch Sold to Gallatin County Men

A Montana dairy ranch transfer reports A O Whirlartl and H H C Good of Logan selling the Childs place near the Prickly Pear valley to HA Hoyer of the Montana Handies Co. The deal involves a 210 head dairy operation with plans to expand dairy stock and market output. The sale includes spring water, brick buildings, and a local water line project feeding routes for Northern Pacific. The price was not disclosed. the move is hailed as a major state event in dairy development.

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Mutual divorce granted for C A Mackay and wife

New York reports a mutual divorce granted to Charles A Mackay and Katherine Duer Mackay in Paris by court order. The decision ends a long desertion dispute. Mackay retains visiting rights to their children. The couple have faced society gossip for years, with Mrs Mackay previously seeking divorce in Portland and in Paris. Mr Mackay remains abroad.

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Candidate announces bid for United States Senate

A garbled late nineteenth century style notice announces a candidate, O'Hara, formally and recognizing to tonight his candidacy for the United States Senate to succeed Sherman. The message notes the term expiration and hints at campaign plans in a national context with wage scale references.

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Peninsula in law administration dispute sparks hearings

Testimony before a congressional committee cited trauma from the Copper Country strike era. Deputies accused of forced entry and confiscating money. witnesses described beatings and searches as deputies probed for weapons amid a broader inquiry into sheriff conduct and civil liberties in Michigan.

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Widow Pensions Raised in House Committee Plan

The House committee favorably reported a plan granting widows and dependent children pensions of up to $42 monthly, though orphans with enemies would be excluded. The proposal sets annual thresholds and excludes those with $250 yearly income from eligibility.

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Oklahoma City Jury Returns $4000 Verdict in Suit by Minnie Bond

The district court reached a verdict for Minnie E Bond of Oklahoma City in a $4000 damages case alleging assault at a Washington hotel in March connected to political patronage talks for a chief bond, with Gore denying the charges and accusing opponents of political aims. The trial featured testimony on alleged face injuries and a chaotic hotel confrontation as Medurry was accused of seeking large Indian land fees.

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Castillo Denies Causation in Tragedy Inquiry

Castillo denies involvement as authorities question his role in a recent tragedy. The inquiry traces a complex chain of events involving Mexican and American figures amid political tensions and a threatened revolution. The unnamed narrator notes financial dealings, a Republic bank, and a cautious stance by U S authorities while Castillo asserts innocence.

Vanderbilts Jericho hillside home destroyed in fire

Fire at Mrs Willand Vanderbilt’s Jericho Hill country home destroyed the mansion estimated at 175000 dollars, with furnishings around 100000. Mrs Vanderbilt planned a large winter party and was away for preparations. investigators attribute the blaze to an overheated stove or furnace.

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Treasury of Nation to Finance Railroad

Washington looks at a $395,000,000 Alaska railroad plan advancing in Congress. The measure funds construction and purchase of up to 1000 miles of rail from tidewater into Alaska interior with aims to develop resources and support military transport. Senate and House debate, with allocations around $83 million total and a $25 million limit per project.

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American in Juarez Jail Held as a Spy

In Juarez Mexico on February 1 United States consul Thomas J Edwards reports a British subject named Benton arrested last night as a spy. General Villa denies relation to the case while a rebel secret service files indicate documentary evidence incriminating the prisoner.

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Strife Flare as Strikebreakers Face Guards at Coal Mine

An investigative group led by Lawson and McLennon visited the coal field amid clashes between striking workers and mine guards. Weitzel urged talks, Hastings presided, and a temporary truce held at the iron bridge near Ludlow as tensions rose. The party moved toward Delay, encountering multi language protestors and capturing Mary Tairivik, reportedly tied to the strike dispute.

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Thayer Elected President At Engineers Institute

Ex Senator Willy Al Chirk Leid and William B Thayer were elected to lead the American Institute of Mining Engineers. Thayer, president of The American Mining Company in Helena, Mont, spoke on research work and the need for better mining laws. Senator Walsh urged modernization of western mining laws to aid property transfers and distribution.

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Montana Power Photographs Show State Progress in Water Power

Delegates from across Montana attend a session at Rutto of wreck frames as experts review moving pictures illustrating river flows and falls, construction of dams and power plants, and the conversion of water power into electricity. The event highlights the state’s electric development with visits to rail and hydroelectric facilities, ending with a tour to the Montana Power company.

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New Thal Zone Proposed for Torreón

Musico City, Mob. 18. President Huerta and General Villa discuss a neutral zone at Torreón to protect foreigners and noncombatants in case of trouble. The plan is conditional on Villa’s acquiescence. U.S. agents are approaching Huerta officials about the zone. Salvator Miron editor of El Turopoi under surveillance after threats linked to anti Wilson editors. Washington alerted to protect O'Shaughnessy.

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Spokane Bishop Engaged to New York Heiress

The bishop of the Spokane diocese has announced engagement to a New York heiress, Mira Andrew Uf Hiphtl, with a May wedding planned in New York. The bride-to-be comes from a wealthy New York family.

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