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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1910
Page
8
Miss De Janon denies wrongdoing as she defends Cohen in a legal matter. She states Watergate scrutiny is not her fault and asserts she played no part in the alleged actions during the period in question.
Chicago June 1 Roberta De Janon 17, fled Philadelphia with waiter Cohen after a 21 hour wait in a police station. She claimed Cohen was like a father while he said she urged the trip. Philadelphia officers may not reach in time, while De Janon says she will defend Cohen if charges arise.
Portland January 10 jury in the United States district court for Oregon was completed after both sides accepted five peremptory challenges. Defendants include former Congressman Binger Hermann charged with conspiracy to defraud the government of public lands. Opening arguments set for the afternoon with Francis J. Heney leading for the government and Guerin for Hermann.
Special Dispatch reports James J. Cunningham of Soppeston Illinois was killed at the Ravalli hotel in front of his son and wife during a return visit. A cheap shotgun purchased for rabbity shooting was fired as the engine started, killing the visiting father while the family rode in the front seat. the incident caused a crowd at the fruit school day.
Menditnes Min, a member of the Illinois State Board of ... heavy stockholder in the Winant Canning Company and a joint stockholder in Hoopeston National Bank, is noted for diverse local ties.
New York reports Laiia Benton a resident of Gystes Lay is described as slowly turning white while under physicians care. A pale blotch on her face triggers speculation that she will become Caucasian, with her child now born to a white woman and her husband noted as white.
Jan 11 report from Wilkesbarre Pa states nine men and a boy were killed and six other men badly hurt in a gas explosion at the Lehigh and Wilkes Barre Coal Company mine. The disaster occurred in early hours of the day, with rescue teams rushing to the shaft as officials blamed faulty gas buildup.
Washington January report outlines a clash between Republicans and insurgents over the pairing practice in the House of Representatives. Representative Dwight New York Republican whip seeks desk pairing controls to influence votes, while Garner counters with stricter rules to enforce written pairings and attendance. Democrats plan caucus to address the issue as Republicans debate procedure and committee loyalties amid Hallinger-Pinchot inquiry.
A Helena dispatch reports Levis Schwarshans a Blini miner missing since December 27 from a mine north of Helena after a possible sighting leads to uncertainty about his whereabouts.
Washington Jan 11 The cabinet devoted most of today’s session to dissecting President Tafts planned message to Congress. The address will urge the nation to deepen consideration of water resource issues and outline his forthcoming proposals.
Whithington Jan 1. The Senate passed a bill creating the Chouteau land district and now sends it to the House. The land office is at Havre. The district includes Whouteau county except the portion south of the Marias river.
Fragmentary text from Washington dated January 11 discusses the inauguration date for March and a change in timing for April. The legible items indicate a presidential inauguration and a committee decision, but the fragmentary source yields no clear event, place, or person names beyond these broad references. The record preserves the uncertain notice without actionable details.
Former Mayor John F. Fitzgerald elected to a four year term as Boston adopts a partyless charter. He captured 95,125 votes, a record turnout of over 60 percent, besting banker James D. Storrow. Despite his graft exposure, Fitzgerald campaigned on vindication with a wide citywide campaign and posters and ratified headquarters. The Citizens Municipal League backed Storrow in a city council slate.
In Mise Jarkron mises the caucus failed to agree on a successor to the late Senator A J Mte Aurin. Former Governor Vardaman led a closing ballot with opposition voices, several potential dark horse candidates discussed amid tense party deliberations.
Helena directors convene at the fair to discuss the resubration and ratio changes. Nigel as canatuan q p rd acc eis.
Penwell named chairman of the executive committee at the state fair, succeeding Higga who resigned. T. J. Tanesoiud elected board president, C. W. Kank vice president, Mar iW Merlin re elected secretary, and AL Ey Statth named treasurer. The executive committee expands from five to seven members under revised by laws. The meeting in Helena was well attended with directors, including J. Metas and many others. A special mineral exhibit committee proposed a new building at the fair grounds costing up to 15 dollars to showcase mineral exhibits.
Secretary reports propose a central Helena building to house the State Fair office and permanent miners and agricultural exhibit spaces. The single story structure would be well lit with a heated basement and light construction, open year round for visitors, addressing access beyond the six annual fair days.
Dalen Henry, a local eater, was shot dead in a murky incident. The report references a police pursuit and mentions a coordinator, with unclear details about the suspects and motive. Authorities continue to investigate the event.
Curtiss star headlines a aviation meet at Mini as organizers preview key events and schedule. Officials describe anticipated performances, with emphasis on speed trials and demonstration flights featuring noted aviators.
An aviator sustained injuries in an incident described with fragmented text. Details are obscured and the parties or location are not clearly identified, though the report mentions Curtiss and wind conditions and a potential conspiracy context.
Glenn Curtiss set an American world record in a passenger run covering 35 miles, with a noted 82-5 second time. Louis Paquin failed at a height attempt, twice around the field. Eugar Smith was severely injured when struck by his propeller, amid other rough results.
At Aviation Field on January 11 the American aviator Curtiss led the first day with daring flights while French flyer Paulhan drew the crowd with monoplane maneuvers. Edgar Smith was seriously injured by a propeller blade during setup as gusts challenged delicate craft and spectators.
Curtis Spangler a Grass Range stockman and Nat McCauley’s nephew shot and killed Agence Holand at Grass Range. Spangler claims self defense after a dispute over a homestead claim sparked the fatal confrontation. County attorneys and the sheriff, with the coroner, left for an inquest. Spangler, 40, was brought to Sawistawh. Roland’s actions reportedly triggered the events leading to the shooting.
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