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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 02, 1913
Page
6
A fragmented report mentions Jefferson and a horseback ride in a prison cell tied to a hazardous material incident. Names appear garbled and unclear. no verifiable details or dates are provided for a clear factual account.
Governor Wilson discussed a simple inaugural procession walking to the Capitol instead of a horseback ride. He suggested a modest approach with few citizens, aiming for a straightforward ceremony amid large crowds. The plan includes possibly a walk from the White House to the Capitol and a night in a hotel near the White House.
The First National Bank of Ceylon was swindled by a man who claimed to be John Carr from Fair. He deposited a time certificate from a Fair bank, then exchanged it for a cashier's check at Ceylon. The Fair bank later said the time certificate was bogus. Also noted is the death of Gen Tobe Murray, former US Army Surgeon General, in Baltimore.
Paris police begin New Year with a rare raid at an apartment in Paris. They found Alexander Nourray, an Anarchist, asleep with two revolvers. Nourray, linked to a gang of burglaries and violent acts, is suspected in major crimes including a bank robbery and editor assault. London reports taxi driver strike ongoing with less disruption than expected.
Alvany New York January 1 with William Sulzer inaugurated as governor amid minimal display. No parade or salutes. a simple constitutional proceeding followed by a public address on the capitol steps. Notable attendees included Doorman, Hearst couple, Belmonts, Murphy, and Wagner. Wagner and Goldner introduce woman suffrage and direct senate election resolutions in the legislature. Portland train wreck reports indicate 30 aboard injured after a hillside avalanche near Mohler station, with telegraph disruption from the storm lingering.
About 90 000 garment workers persist in a peaceful strike as hotel waiters and cooks join the restraint. Leaders say the action could spread to department stores with plans to extend the strike tomorrow. Cooks who walked out yesterday returned today as factory workers keep production steady.
New York report says money trust inquiry will seek authority to issue attachments enabling deputy sergeants to seize Rockefeller property. Private detectives and house staff guard the Rockefeller residence after attempts to serve subpoenas fail. Jerry South, chief clerk, travels to Washington to discuss the Pujo committee matter as the siege continues.
Charles A. Prout known as Roy E. Chapman a mining broker boards a train with his wife and two children to Billings Montana for embezzlement trial. Pueblo sheriff Orick accompanies the party as prominent local businessmen bid farewell at the station.
Delrio Texas January 1 Jose Tejada aged 17 was arrested on a charge of killing his father and two younger brothers after the elder Tejada censured him for his habits and the brothers attempted to intervene to stop the shooting authorities reported the alleged crime occurred as family tensions erupted into violence.
The Turkish delegation accepted broad terms from the Allies, agreeing to cede control of Adrianople and most European Turkish territories while preserving the Aegean lands as Turkish. Bulgaria pressed for Adrianople settlement and Scutari, with Venizelos urging independent final borders. The talks paused as Allies pressed for a decisive settlement before the next sessions.
A fragmentary account previews Jack Rose's Sunday Standard feature on New York gangland murders. It describes gunmen and the payoffs, noting four men killed and a $250 prize, urging readers to seek the truth behind the crime as depicted in The Secrets of the Shoplifters of New York.
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