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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1913
Page
1
Fragmented OCR notes describe Cantonese officials, a bond issue, and political figures in a tense postwar setting. Mentions include Cantonese government, bond authorization, and calls for reform as factions discuss governance and future plans.
London reports indicate a cautious Bulgarian stance as European powers seek to avoid a broader crisis. Telegrams say delays in policy moves stem from Taft and cautious diplomacy, with Bulgaria’s king Ferdinand’s movements fueling speculation of renewed military posture.
Governor Stewart Ault reports on a commission plan to reform public schools with new districts tenure changes and teacher certification. Highlights include county and state board roles, funding via federal aid for roads and education, and a push for equitable district construction under a statewide framework.
The Paris dispatch reports that France will name a president as the Chamber of Deputies and Senate meet in Versailles to act as the national assembly. A joint caucus failed to produce a majority for Poincare or Jules Pame, with ballots showing Poincare drawing support from some, and others backing different candidates as the political scene remains unsettled.
Workers at a Jewish newspaper extend a strike affecting production and distribution. Reporters and editors join pickets across departments, with 190 workers reportedly involved as unions press demands and management faces continued disruption.
The will of James R Keene leaves his fortune to his widow with provisions addressing possible challenges by heirs or relatives. The document references legal standards and potential exemptions as the widow inherits the estate under terms scrutinized by the court.
A disordered report outlines Reverend Frank Hornid, mistaken for a twin, amid suspicions and police inquiry. It notes alleged forged credentials, surveillance, and divorce questions as investigators probe whether he ever married or separated from a former spouse.
A9 year old Johert B Wester of Nw Uayel County confessed to killing Sheriff George Young in Springdale Montana. Telegraph reports note the suspect described the crime, offered details matching the case, and authorities in Livingston will pursue trial. Roosevelt police chief Foster comments on the confession’s authenticity and potential Montana proceedings.
A historical letter to Postmaster General Hitchcock requests guidance on shipping a baby by parcel post. The writer explains the idea and asks which body parts and wrapping methods would meet regulations, noting a five day transport window and expressing concern over legality and safety.
Sacramento California reports a court ruling where a husband found guilty of cruelty and beating his wife is prohibited from remarrying in the state. The decision, cited as firm precedent, defines cruelty including kicking striking whipping or other violence against a spouse.
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