22 Feb 1914
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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1914
Page
1
Unclear fragments point to a disaster involving floods with massive losses. The text mentions Southington and recovery efforts by officials. No clear dates, figures, or organizations are readable from the fragment. Further readable context is required for a precise summary.
After a northern California storm, towns were isolated for hours with wind and rain ravaging the region. Power and communications failed as water and debris blocked roads, while Pomona suffered scattered damage and orchards were ravaged along with homes. Estimated losses ran high as residents endured days without line service.
Nightly edition highlights a courtroom martial tale with mixed local and telegraphic news. Includes sports results, society notes, and advertisements amid scattered editorial items and a long list of column headings and feature prompts.
Fragmented congressional hearing transcripts reveal witness confusion and procedural tensions as lawmakers press for clarity on the Colorado strike investigation. Key figures described the complex scene with statements from Giovanni Amatta and Brink EC Uve, while others faced custody and questions about alignment with miners and fuel interests.
Washington notes Senator Owen calls for action to expand labor reforms and interstate commerce oversight aimed at aiding impoverished children, urging colleagues to support bold initiatives and protect vulnerable youths amid evolving policy debates.
Special Dispatch reports Bonita and Angel mines in Montana will begin operations soon. Northwest interest expects ore valued from 42 to 60 per ton, with Northern Pacific arranging ore shipments to Tacoma. Local officials note revival of mining activity across the Bonita properties and related transfers.
A reportedly 50 year old Murulaville resident described as Ary Mob. ty a, elvis he game of Hiwara Be Hunate, allegedly dressed a boy, was located today near Naw Castle. Officials say the youth claimed to be Catherine Winters though the name may be Curheyine Winters. The sheriff reports contradictory statements and a journey by automobile as investigators pursue leads in this unusual abduction case. Public concern grows as authorities compare the girl to a missing child linked to Die Guivets region, with further detentions and medical checks planned.
Jerome seeks to block Thaw extradition claiming conspiracy to escape aimed at obstructing justice. He argues the alleged conspiracy and criminality charge rely on the plan to Langplere it while Thaw would threaten community safety if released. The court ordered a writ with a 1 day deadline for the supplementary submission.
Westbound Twin City Express derailed near Seattle at Mackmiver Mingitong with minor injuries reported. Seattie engineer Chinties Dulin from Sealtin MW supervised incident response as wheels left the track. Baggage car separated. other cars remained on the rails and no injuries were recorded among passengers.
Report from Hangack Michigan shows the last ten days of miner protest efforts before Congress. Chaired by St. Tanner with A W Kerr counsel for strikers claims Mayer will not appear. No decision reached on renewal of requests for a full inquiry into alleged indictments. Witnesses testified about actions by Winona Copper Company and other parties.
Three masked men robbed passengers aboard a moving Interurban train near Seattle. The bandits, entering the car with pistols drawn, forced conductors to back down the aisle and demanded valuables. About $200 was transferred to the robbers as passengers complied, then fled on foot with the loot.
A battered report notes three separate tremors affecting Huads and nearby towns, one near Mehl and another near Meh, with odd spellings suggesting a rural area in Maine. Residents reported vibrations, street disruptions, and fear as the shocks rippled through the community tonight.
A report on a Mexican court martial convoked by Gen. Villa to try William S. Denton for aiding rebels and threats to national security. Denton testified under public proceedings while witnesses described tensions with Huerta loyalists and rebel factions. The record notes Benton’s claims of neutrality, fears of violence, and Villa’s accusations of aiding the rebels and misdeeds against his property.
Washington reports the State Department orders a silent investigation into an incident involving British subject Benton at Juarez. Official sources say no statements will be made until facts are established, with information to be transmitted to the British government. Regulars Edwards Carothers and Fletcher seek further details from Villa through independent channels.
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