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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1910
Page
7
In a surprising turn at Paulkan, the Aviators set new records as the team posted standout performances across events, highlighting speed and precision. Strong individual efforts propelled the squad to a momentum boost for upcoming meets.
Aviation Field reports a record cross country flight with a 12 mile ocean leg from Aviation Field to Point 4 hat, then to Redondo and Venice Beach, carrying multiple passengers including Mrs. Cdr Bishon. Orville Wright previously held the passenger record. the event featured demonstrations with bombs for army use and attracted a large crowd.
In Linden Washington a family tragedy unfolded as Jai Walling for a fiery chariot and George Paschot and his wife allegedly harmed themselves and their children during a violent act. The infant died from starvation and injuries while five family members were found in a deteriorated state. authorities report the parents claim to follow religious instructions.
A fragmented report describes a pool collapse involving brokers and financial entities, noting failure by brokers and associated exchanges. It mentions Pan Wit Hus and WGI in connection with the incident, with emphasis on market impact and ensuing inquiries.
A New York stock episode broke with the collapse of Columbus and Hocking, sparking suspensions at two stock exchanges, a broad market downturn, and claims of large investor losses. Creditor actions target Crediterg and Lathrop Haskin firms amid insolvency allegations.
William C. Lilley former treasurer of the permanent temperance committee of the Presbyterian church area of the Pittsburg presbytery appeared in Pittsburgh tonight. He was found to have a $42,000 shortage in his accounts but no action had been taken by the church. He had read reports of the case in western papers and was admitted to admit nothing further. He had nowhere to go and was penniless.
A dismembered body of a young woman was found in a trunk aboard a shore near Magnolia Boulevard and the Seattle harbor. Authorities say the trunk had been moved from a higher point down to the beach by recent rain, with the scene under investigation.
In Wallhington on January 19 the Republican members of the House debated selections for committee posts and rejected Rainey as a Democratic choice. They backed James and Lloyd, with insurgents led by Cooper objecting to Democratic names. After a lengthy vote, Republicans approved four members and defeated a plan to include Democrats, prompting a walkout by Cooper’s group and tense scenes in the chamber.
Delegates at Billings consider resolutions on quarantine enforcement and public health. A joint committee is expected to draft a measure aligning county and state health authorities while delaying action until the next session. Que stions regarding penalties and operation of quarantine rules dominate the discussion.
A Washington speech by Governor Hughes voices strong criticism of insurance practices and urges public oversight. He warns insurers against exploiting consumers and calls for stronger supervision, arguing legislators must protect policyholders and public funds from misuse.
In a volatile campaign, Unionists appear to gain seats while Liberals resist in London. Reports show Unionists with a net tally of about 43 seats, with Labour and nationalist options contending for balance. Cork City reelects William O’Brian as Nationalist leader Augustine Rocha also holds.
Whitheark and others face charges as hearings open on sweeping claims of waste in the Jersey department. Commissioner Dennett testifies that some minor allegations may be true while denying broader recklessness. The session adjourns, with witnesses expected next week as inquiries probe telegraph bills and job appointments under the million dollar fund.
Five leaped to death during a blaze at a four story factory building at 2510 Chancellor Street. Four girls and one man perished. Joseph Chachkin, owner, also killed along with his daughter. Dozens injured as workers fled the flames and improvised escape ropes failed. Monetary loss estimated at $50,000.
New York January hearing ended with Kelvinon Robinson, a director of United Copper, having his special plea rejected by Judge Meugh. The defense argued the exhibits were improper, but the court found no legal basis to accept the plea against war actions and other United Copper officials. The decision marks a setback for Robinson in the case.
John T Walsh, confined at Leavenworth Kansas, starts a five year sentence for political offenses. He enters the federal prison after leaving a Chicago mansion life, facing the new routine with a brave front and hope of adjustment. Friends note his vitality despite doubts of early release, and he eats a hearty prison meal before begins his confinement.
In Spokane, the father of 13 year old Lawrence Dudemin sues the Northern Pacific Railway Company for 1510 damages, alleging the boy was struck and forcibly ejected from a passenger train No. 1, leading to his death. The suit names railroad employees and cites the incident at Dixon early Monday morning, with new details arising today in district court.
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