Husband Won't Withdraw Suit
Court records show a spouse refusing to withdraw a suit as attorney Steve Perry Young handles the case. Details remain sparse in the readable segment.
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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1913
Page
5
Court records show a spouse refusing to withdraw a suit as attorney Steve Perry Young handles the case. Details remain sparse in the readable segment.
A startled report from Boston recounts a gypsy foster case, a mourning mother, and a child’s testimony amid a wider inquiry into pastor William Ayers of Wollaston. The piece notes statements to a state humane office and ongoing church investigations, with court action pending in Revere.
Lawrence Mass January 12 labor leader Joseph J Ettor says reports misrepresented his remarks to New York hotel workers. He rejects claims he urged poisoning capitalists and stresses the cause cannot win by endangering human life.
Calgary, Alberta January 12 The packing plant of P Burns & Co was destroyed by fire. Loss including refrigerated meat likely over 2 million. Low water pressure hampered efforts as fire rages late at night. The plant was the largest in western Canada supplying meat to Vancouver Victoria and coast cities. Storage held 15000 to 20000 carcasses. Insurance on property and stock about 1 million. Paris Illinois January 12 Andrew J Hunt ex congressman from Illinois died today at age 81.
Edward Holton James arrives in New York aboard La Provence to aid Edward Mylius, while Lefty Flynn, Yale student and football star, announces marriage to Irene Claire at city hall. Flynn plans to reside in Central Park View and begin business with his father J A Flynn.
Samuel Allentown, Pa Jan 12. clair, inspector, and Walter Starr, college student, posted 3000 bail each to answer charges of attempting to abduct Miss Anna F Streckel, daughter of a retired millionaire. Streckel hurt in taxi struggle. hearing set Thursday. father Ruben Strecke vows to spend half his fortune if needed.
Miss Mary Curry, 24, attempting to save her pet Mexican hairless dog Minx from a startled electric car near Los Angeles tonight, was instantly killed. The incident occurred as the dog reportedly ran in front of the vehicle. Authorities are investigating the accident and urge caution around roaming pets and moving cars.
A weary session unfolds as the Legislature plans committee actions and debate ahead of a pivotal United States senator vote. Weather disrupts schedules, with lawmakers in and out, while discussions on bills and leadership dynamics shape a peculiar, cross‑partisan session. Page Two hints at more to come.
The Uranium of Cranium Steamship Co bound from Rotterdam to New York ran aground on a reef near Chebuctoo head light in thick weather. All 809 passengers were rescued by government boats and harbor craft. Captain Eustace remained aboard intending towage later. The bow plates ripped, water six to seven fathoms deep amidships, wrecking steamers standing by to assist the crew.
Severe snow and ice in the Cascade mountains paralyzed northern transcontinental rail routes. Trains from the East are detouring via Vancouver and the North Bank route, with the Olympian held and rescheduled. Milwaukee lines down. Olympian detour adds about 15 hours. Flooding in Kentucky and Ohio rivers forces refuge movement and road closures, with extensive property losses and sandbagging efforts.
London January twelfth reports heavy gales and snowstorms off the English coast wrecking small craft and delaying coast shipping. Vessels in port endured the fury as telegraph and television service failed. Mauretania and Celtic faced perilous conditions with many passengers barred from the deck and rough seas around Queenstown.
Miami reports that William Rockefeller, the New York financier, is examined by Dr. Charles W. Richardson to determine if he can safely testify before the house money trust committee. Dr. Richard’s statement notes throat strain and possible risks from the appearance. Rockefeller arrived on the steamer Nassau with his physician and a Miami staff doctor present.
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