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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1913
Page
1
The session opens with a contested plan to empower the steering committee, while Democrats push to limit rule changes. A proposed bill would regulate competitions under incorporated clubs, supervised by a governor-appointed commission, aiming to curb ticketed admissions and ensure orderly match play.
The House debated a war powers question as a steering committee handles pending motions. The session focused on timing and possible actions, with motions postponed for later review.
Handwriting expert Theodore Kytha told District Attorney Fickert Merein that Mrs Gverhy Slingsby may have authored a San Francisco advertisement seeking an infant. The note, alleged to pertain to the Slingsby baby substitution case, could affect the legitimacy of a child said to be tied to the estate of the late Rev Charles Slingsby of Yorkshire.
Reports say a violent clash in Constantinople left Nazim Pasha and several aides dead after demonstrators clashed with guards. The official account calls the event a regectighte nellond as security forces opened fire outside the grand vizierate, killing Pasha’s aide and others. Old ministers were released and sent home as investigations and political fallout unfold.
Socialist candidate Debs was arrested on charges of attempting to obstruct justice and inducing a witness to leave the court's jurisdiction. The case centers on an alleged obscene document linked to the Appeal to Reason. Debs vowed to fight the charges as federal prosecutors pursue the matter. He was released on $1.00 bond pending further action.
Reports from the European front describe a tense pause in hostilities with the THM government seeking a return to fighting under pressure. Turkey faces pressure to maintain honor while avoiding losses, and the Allies weigh Adrianople while a Young Turk leader rises as a national hero amid cabinet upheaval.
A French airfield report notes Charles Niergert and his mechanic perished when their airplane nosedived during ascent. Niergert, a noted monoplane builder and inventor, had recently earned a pilot certificate. In Trinidad, Jan, Frank Boland, an American, was killed when his biplane plunged to the ground during a return flight, with Roland found beneath the wreck.
A storm off Alaska is feared to have claimed the lives of Heaton and a crew en route from Gulamar to Vahien aboard the launch. The Mermaid wreck occurred while raising a sail after engine trouble. Survivors include the Gelena crew Clarence Kehtin Georga Heyes Juthon Nderson and two others.
An appraisal of the estate of Prot.ander Aguala the scientist and explorer who died yesterday shows an entire personal estate of 2126252 dollars.
The Sunday Standard previews Jack Rose mysteries a scarling sermon by Rev Jerry Rounder on The Quest for Gain. Gead offers rollicking skits and divs while Bumps Boarding House stars in color. Also in the issue are Woman's Legal Status in Slonena, sport notes, cartoons, and Washington coverage.
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Washington January 24 Chetyman Wine demand of the House committees on war and peace announced at a tariff hearing today there was no intention to alter the duties to injure business interests. He attacked Republican claims that the majority planned to raise prices to hurt commerce.
Cheyenne and nearby places report intense political maneuvering as Manson seeks to defeat Warren in a contested Wyoming contest. Governor Glasscock and other officials are mentioned amid a stalled legislature deadlock and ongoing talks over custody of representatives.
Stark report details failed attempts to locate a person who took their own life, with officials noting the tragedy and family sorrow. The text references names and scattered phrases, but precise facts remain unclear amid garbled OCR.
New York resident Moo Pehn A Guales was convicted tonight of grand larceny for defrauding Mrs. Mary Nevins Bl, widow of William T Bull, by inducing her to buy stock in Magnesia Asteston Co which later suspended. Remanded for sentence Monday. In Oregon, D Tahaman was robbed at Eugene station. purse with $8 and escape by smoking room. Suspect arrested.
An expansive plan details a 125 mile new road from Drake to Fordville with a long extension toward North Dakota, linking Drake to Plaza and creating a near straight route to Minneapolis or Duluth. The proposed line would cross Montana counties, boost agricultural land use, and shape future railroad competition among Great Northern, Northern Pacific, and Milwaukee systems.
Riots flare as hotel and restaurant workers strike in New York. Bricks fly through windows as waiters resist enforcement with police guarding major hotels. Proprieties fear violence, while unions seek better wages hours and working conditions.
Western Washington endures heavy snow as Great Northern’s Burlington express is trapped in a snow shed near the mountains. Tracks and telegraph lines down, no return to service for a week. few passengers aboard the westbound train from Kansas City stalled in the Snow shed.
Theodore Roosevelt released a letter stating that Progressive Party legislative committees will present to the state legislature bills to create minimum wage boards in the garment trades. He endorses the recent protocol between workers and employers and urges a statewide inquiry into conditions to secure necessary legislation.
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