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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1913
Page
1
Mitchell girl story taken up by J Wiens in Los Angeles. O various local names and references appear in the clipping with unclear context. The readable fragments suggest a feature or society note involving a girl named Mitchell and a connection to Los Angeles.
A fragmented Helena Bee account describes a gypsy family case involving a teen girl in foster care. It notes abuse concerns, investigations, and a local inquiry into the girl’s guardianship with references to the state Humane society and a telegram. The piece recalls funeral arrangements, a Gypsy mother figure, and community memories tied to the case.
A disputed case involving Rev. William G. Ayers from Wollaston and Cape Vincent centers on alleged indiscretions and marriage history. The Suffolk South Association and the South Association of Ministers investigated charges, exonerating key claims while maintaining ministerial standing under supervision.
Joseph Z Ettor, labor leader, issued a public letter to Sterling Hotel employees denying a reported remark urging workers to poison food for capitalists. He says the quotation was misrepresented and that he endorses no policy endangering human life.
Calgary January blaze at P Burns & Co large meat packing plant devastates storage and meat stock. Low water pressure hampers firefighting. the plant, largest in the region, supplied Western cities including Vancouver and Victoria. Insurance covers about 1 million dollars. Also notes former congressman Andrew J. Hunter dies at 81.
James Hoan, editor of the Parks liberation, arrived in Lodiny aboard La Provenceto aid Belgian journalist Mylius, jailed in England for alleged sedition. He faces deportation questions after claiming birth in Prairie du Chien Wisconsin and Harvard graduate status. He denies anarchist label and cites citizenship issues as he contemplates return to the United States.
Sumnet clair and R Walter Starr, charged with attempting to abduct Missanna I Streckel, daughter of a retired millionaire, are released on 2074 bail each. Streckel vows to spend his fortune to prosecute. Miss Streckel was found with facial injuries after a taxi struggle. alleged kidnapping occurred yesterday afternoon.
In Los Angeles on June 12 a man attempted to save a dog named Minx that had darted into traffic near an electric car. Mary Corry, 44, was killed instantly in the bizarre accident as witnesses watched the rescue attempt unfold.
A Yale student named Cather Flynn, listed as Rene Leary, plans a future in business instead of returning to college following a marriage ceremony at the city hall. The bride, unknown to Yale officials, used the name Rene Leary, and Flynn admitted the alias while citing Yale’s student marriage rules as a barrier to admission. The couple said they would reside in Central Park View and honeymoon before possible travel west.
Polls open Tuesday as voters decide on a state race for senator with candidates vying for support. Local officials urge turnout and note expected results may influence upcoming legislative sessions.
Fragmented OCR yields a report on a Montana session with committees, recalls of bills, and looming party influence. It notes debate over United States Senate candidacy, legislative leadership, and anticipated shifts in governance with emphasis on committee control and policy direction.
Halifax reports a dramatic rescue as a steamship collision saved about eight hundred passengers. The vessel, bound for New York, sustained peril but most passengers were saved with lifeboats and nearby ships assisting. Several vessels, including the Wayfarer and Abyssinia, offered help as authorities managed rescue operations and assessed damage.
Poor weather caused three transcontinental rail routes to be tied up as slides blocked main lines. Northern divisions rerouted trains via Vancouver and the Northwest routes while East Coast trains faced delays expected to spill over into tonight.
Turbulent Atlantic gales battered the English coast, wrecking numerous ships and delaying arrivals at Queenstown. Telegraph and telegraph lines failed, snow fell in Newcastle, and ships bound for New York faced severe hazards as passengers endured rough seas and restrictions by Friday.
Ohio River rise floods several towns including Portsmouth Gallipolis and Huntington. Homes churches and schools shelter refugees as water levels threaten rail lines and docks. Officials warn hundreds driven from their houses and farms face losses while aid teams prepare to move in with supplies and livestock protection.
William Rockefeller, subject of the money trust inquiry, was examined today by Dr Charles W Richards to assess if he can safely testify. Rockefeller, his doctor Dr Walter F Chappelle and his son Percy arrived from New York. officials gave no statement on the exam. He traveled aboard the Miami from Nassau and suffers throat trouble that his physician says could be worsened by testimony.
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