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Newspaper

Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jan 01, 1913

Page

6

Murder D Woman and Grim Sequel in Craig Case in Marion County

Dr Willan B Craig president of a veterinary college and undertaker Alonzo M Ragsdale were indicted by the Marion County Grand Jury in the Helen Knabe murder case. Craig released on 18000 bond while Ragsdale faces probing delays. Indictments stem from a detective agency led inquiry into Knabe death on October 22. Knabe’s silk kimono hem showed bloodstains later washed, tying to the suspect. Knabe was found dead October 23 and the investigation points to involvement of close associates and social circle.

Indianapolis Willan B. Craig Clege Alonzo M. Ragsdale Marion County Grand Jury Connecon Helene Kenbe Ragsdale Columbus Craig Ed Ragsdale Renae Craiger Graig Hie Ave Hemobite Knabe Craig Long Asic Keto Ragedale Dr. Knabe Tagadale Bat Andert Leon MacPherson

Shot to Death on New Year's Eve in City

Fragments report a fatal shooting on New Year’s Eve involving a deputy, with injuries to a man identified as a junkman. Distant mentions place names Paseo and Wag ey, deputies, and the phrase City severed, suggesting a violent incident with multiple victims or injuries. The garbled text omits clear names, dates, or outcomes.

Wilson plans year end talks on extra session policy

President elect Woodrow Wilson, in Trenton, outlines year end conferences with Democratic leaders to map tariff and legislative plans for 1912. He and Governor Wilson discuss subjects, with Underwood and Tirvan weighing in on tariff schedules and potential house factional issues, signaling forthcoming conferences with Senate leaders.

Trenton N. J Woodrow Wilson Wilson Underwood William J. Tirvan Clark Wilton Ji Waa Frsun Friends of M Senate

WHITE HEAVIES TO CLASH AT VERNON

Los Angeles December thirty first two white heavyweights Palzer of Ossian Towa and Luther McCarty of Springfield Mo meet in a scheduled bout at Vernon arena in a bid to claim the light heavyweight title in the run up to eliminations. Betting favors Palzer slightly though even money bets dominate with both camps claiming perfect condition.

Los Angeles Al_ Paleer Ossian Towa Luther Mecarty Springfield Vernon Arena Pug Thiem Jack’ John Palzer Atlack McCarty

Young infielders of Cubs and Sox promise future strength

Article notes both the Cubs and White Sox will boast very young infield units next season with several players like Corriden, Phelan, and Beers or Zeit shaping a long term core. It discusses expected contributions from Zimmermann, Evers, and other veterans, and facteurs such as catching and pitching depth across both clubs.

Deo M—Chlengo Sox Johnny Beers Tobie Zeit Lath Evers AL Firidwell Joel Tinker Cor J. Phelan Berghammer Jimmy Callahan Ielaine Horton Zelder Harry Lord Hie Lord Evers Hae Corriden Phelanshs Zimmerma Vers Cubs Ron Baler Watter White Sox Sony Kuhn Collins Matick Odie South Siiders

Baseball Players Who Became Owners

Connie Mack increased his stake in the Athletic club to half the stock, becoming the third American League player to rise to ownership. Charles Comiskey of the White Sox and James McAleer of the Red Sox are the other former players who reached ownership, though none have secured a long tenure in any league club despite multiple attempts.

Connie” Mack Athletic Club

New Year's Eve Broadcast Across Major Cities

Fragmentary OCR notes describe a New Year greeting from Taeton station and Naval Observatory timing signals. It mentions radio station broadcasts, master signals transmitted at midnight, and signals flashed via coast radio and Washington Tower.

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First Parcel by Post Sent as Hitchcock Opens Parcel Service

Washington observed the first parcel post shipments as Postmaster General Hitchcock inaugurated the new service. A silver loving cup in a steel box formed the inaugural package to a Mr. Morgane. Preparations funded by a $759 appropriation equipped major cities for handling parcel post. Chicago celebrated New Year with crowded streets and noisy revelry while officials urged order and hotel managers enforced curfews and closing times.

Washington Hitchcock Ia Aim Washington Post Parcel United States Hitchcock Ke.m. Morgane Manter Ter Chicago Storm Slip Pete Harrison

First Time New Year Time Signals From Washington Reach Space

In San Diego on December 31 eight signals were received through the government wireless station at Point Loma from the National Observatory in Washington. The Arlington station relayed the time signals to space using an automatic device. Chief Electrician Graves noted the signals arrived with unusual clarity at five seconds before midnight eastern time, signifying the new year.

San Diego Eoint Loma National Observatory Washington D.C Arlington Graves

Officials blame for deadly wreck a rail line case

Indianapolis and Marion county grand jury indicts sixteen railroad officers and two trainmen over a wreck that killed sixteen when a passenger train hit an open switch and collided with a freight train. The list includes C G Murray George Perkins I Loerre WH Dederick W Stevens Joseph Wood Re Bacon De Underwood Bronner Norman B Heat Daniel Willard George Randolph George Mr Schriver W C Lores J R Voorhees Cat Gross Willis York. No arrests reported.

Indianapolis Dee Emoers Fang Bacon de. Underwood Tives Bronner Norman B. Heat Daniel Willard George F. Randolph George Mr. Schriver Baltimore W.C. Lores Chemnut J. R.voorhees Cat Gross Willis York Baker

Denver Mystery Case Shocks City Family Links Unclear

Denver reports a mysterious death possibly murder or suicide. Mrs. R E Kline wife of Toledo banker James McLane lay dead in a Denver rooming house with her six year old child sobbing nearby. Cotton stuffed with chloroform found in nostrils and the husband’s alibi hinges on a mental illness claim. Police traced the man to Union Station with a witness describing a possible arrival at 2 AM. The case intertwines a missing child, a wealthy owner, and unsettled domestic ties amid a city in shock.

Denver R. E. Kline Toledo Ohio James McLane Toledy Weathy McLane Mary Margaret Kine Tolene Union Station Sue Oboe RE. Kline Mr. Kline Mys Ely

Wreck charges spark arrests of New Haven railroad officials

Crony proceedings against New York New Haven and Hartford officers begin after Springfield express wreck near Westport. Henry J Horn of Boston Vice President, Benjamin Pollock and Charles Woodward of New Haven held on warrants accusing gross negligence in maintaining roadbed equipment and service. Jane Doe a passenger died in the blaze. Bonds set at $5000 each.

Ny Dee New York New Haven Mortford Wreel Springfield Express Westport Fairs Whicn Vic Henry J. Horn Boston Benjamin R. Pollock Eral Charles N._ Woodward Nic Henry J. Hor

Western origin unlikely for Interior secretary says Chamberlain

Senator Chamberlain of Oregon reports to Washington that President-elect Wilson is unlikely to pick a western, preferably Oregon, candidate for secretary of the Interior. He suggests the next secretary will come from the Middle West, a choice he believes would ensure impartial and efficient leadership. Governor Wilson did not reveal a final decision.

Interior West Washington Chamberlin Oregon Wilson Fisher Middle West Sens Ny Nif Eastmberlain Interior Department Chamberlain

Riots Erupt in New York City Streets

Reports from New York indicate several lively riots with numerous arrests. Police reserves were called to disperse crowds of men and women near Soho and Manhattan buildings as officers protected workers and loyal employees during clashes.

New York Tribe of the Smith Gray Williambang

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