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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1913
Page
7
London on January 27 reports say suffragists stirred violent protests as crowds gathered outside government buildings. Police dispersed demonstrators while shopkeepers boarded windows. Prime Minister Asquith warned that passing any more franchise amendments could force the bill’s withdrawal.
New York Jan 27 Eastern railroad managers report no word on the strike vote being taken by firemen. A statement from Elisha Lee chairing the conference commits warns that a favorable vote means a nationwide disruption east of the Mississippi and north of Virginia. Lodges receive instructions to vote according to intent without informing officers of any anticipated strike or consequences of voting yes.
Special dispatch from Saltese reports prominent resident David Bogard and miner Joe Peterson missing after a snowslide near Bitterroot summit six miles from Saltese. George Wood found their cabin swept away. a six to eight man search team plans to pursue bodies as a rescue effort continues.
A historical report describes Arizona losing its electoral vote as a messenger, Wilfred Webb, failed to appear in Washington with the state’s ballots. A nationwide search of hotels and clubs was conducted after Webb left Phoenix with credentials days earlier. If not found, Arizona risks losing its electoral vote and Webb’s trip mileage.
Washington Jan 2 The Supreme Court dismissed George Mengel's appeal from a lower court ruling denying an injunction on selling his property to satisfy alimony to his wife. The court also awarded 10 cents damages under the rule for appeals filed merely to delay. Mengel owes his wife $480.
In Denver on January 27 the bill to amend the constitution to admit women to jury duty sparked a clash in the legislature. Senator Helen N Robinson argued for passage while Senator Williams attacked the measure, citing morality and fears women on juries. Senator Hecker countered noting women’s equal suffrage and potential service on juries. The bill passed on second reading amid heated exchanges.
Seattle Jan 2 Lilian Graham a former New York chorus girl acquitted in New York of shooting W E D Stokes inherits nothing while their father Pasquarem Graham leaves an estate valued in part to a third daughter Mrs Serena E Galway of Ontario Oregon. probate set to determine the holdings amid Nevada mining shares and other assets.
Helen D. Longstreet widow of General Longstreet offers to raise 23 478 dollars among Lee's ragged followers to pay General Sickles debt to New York. Sheriff Harburger delays arrest, arranges bond for Sickles, and writes to J P Morgan Rockefeller Carnegie and 450 others asking aid. Sickles, 87, accepts papers with good humor and a renewed friendship.
Gainesville reports Mrs. Helen D Longstreet widow of General Longstreet pledges Confederate veteran funds to relieve General Daniel Sickles of financial embarrassment if New York prosecutions proceed and northern friends fail to help. She cites Gettysburg and peach orchard actions to defend Sickles legacy.
Jan 27 in Albany a Republican leader urged legislation to probe alleged $22,476 shortage in Gen Daniel E Sickles era state monuments funds. He contrasted UK wartime hero payoffs from £5,000 to £50,000 with the American shortfall and possible relief for the veteran.
In a dramatic incident two men were saved after a dangerous act described as a daring rescue. Names and places are partially obscured in the report, but the event centers on quick thinking and brave action that a local witness called crucial. Police and emergency responders investigated the scene.
John Lindquist, Olympic contestant for Sweden, braved a gas filled vault on South Main Street to rescue Peter Peterson and foreman Hoy Hubbard as Halverson and others helped. Peterson and Hubbard recovered after treatment at Murray hospital. Lindquist and Halverson aided with ropes while Dr. Burgman assisted. The incident highlights athletic training aiding danger response and Lindquist's long Olympic background in Marathon and other events.
Constantinople. The American Red Cross chapter cables Washington urging immediate aid for Balkan refugees, noting 75 percent are women and children and mortality could rise without Europe and America contributions. Funds exhausted by mid February, with appeals to churches and charities. Turkey relief work emphasizes urgent relief and self support, with potential follow up appeal.
Two English travelers Thomas Connor and Thomas Smalley were arrested upon landing in New York after arriving aboard a ship and were fined 25 dollars each for carrying a revolver. They claimed the weapon was carried for defense as they protested their safety.
Staff correspondence notes the House committee’s ongoing consideration of Rey Drinkard's legalised bill. Debate remains inconclusive with no final vote as hearings were postponed due to scheduling conflicts. The labor committee plans to meet tomorrow to hear all sides who wish to testify.
Fragmented transcript shows lively House debate over employment of lobbyists and required registration. Mentions Kirschwing involvement, King of Choteau, and amendments from Murphy Cascade. Notes fear of socialists influencing the bill and motions about governor appointments. discussion continues across pages.
January reports say about 2,500 waiters joined mass meetings to demand reinstatement as hotel managers and police clashed outside a central hotel. A union statement ordered all striking waiters to report for duty assignments tomorrow.
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