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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1913
Page
1
Washington January 28 The House accepted without amendment the joint resolution approving pledges of Ye Ane Aris Commission for a 2 million cinema project in this memory moment. The resolution passed the Senate and now goes to the President for signature.
The second clash between Republicans and Democrats over President Taft's appointments ends in Republican defeat. A motion for executive session fails 2 to 71 after Democrats rally Bristow La Follette and Poindexter. Republicans foresee another bid Friday to advance Tart nominations amid ongoing filibuster.
New York financier Frederick C. Beach and his wife arrived in Aiken for the trial on charges arising from an alleged assault. Mrs. Beach, visiting for years, testified to a deadly confrontation earlier at her winter home. authorities later indicted Beach, with investigators disputing the initial attack claim.
Report from the Illinois Legislature describes a continued deadlock over the speaker’s chair as members debate party lines and possible bribe charges. The stalemate has blocked the selection of state officers and delayed the convening of the new assembly.
Attorney General Kelly concludes that creating new counties via a general law is proper. He notes that three counties have formed under the act and that two years of experience prove the general law applicable and efficient, making a special act unnecessary.
In Des Moines on January 29 a state censor will inspect each film produced in town. Representative Burt WIT presents a bill requiring exhibition of every film before state censor approval prior to public display.
In Dundelphia, Senator Joe Bailes denounces chaos and warns against demagogues as he urges voters to reject power brokers. He criticizes national, state, and municipal leaders who he says appease the mob while driving citizens from public life.
A report from San Diego says a powerful grip and a Chinese man were drawn into a fatal incident at a surf site near Point of Rocks in Lower California. The body was found by federal authorities after a shell trap incident. Measles outbreak closes a local school and prompts health notices.
Reports from London and allied capitals detail the collapse of armistice efforts as Turkish and Balkan fronts remain volatile. Diplomats forecast continued fighting around Adrianople and Rumelian borders with plans for postwar settlements and possible peace treaties in London.
In a telegram to Attorney General Carmody Mrs Longstreet offered 23,070 from the Senate. Carmody’s letter defends the state’s expenditures for monuments on Gettysburg battlefield and criticizes the view that the case is a prosecution for political purposes. The missive argues civil government should honor veterans without turning justice into martyrdom.
Dozens of suffragettes, including Mrs Drummond and Mrs Despard, face fourteen days imprisonment for pressuring David Lloyd George to meet in the House of Commons. Hunger strikes loom as windows are smashed and letter boxes damaged amid ongoing protest actions.
Miss Rankin of Montana joins national suffrage push with headquarters in New York. She declines to leave 30 days of the lyned as part of the movement. A statewide event plan includes a public banquet in Missoula and a grand suffrage parade in Washington next March with Sacajawea represented by a white woman.
Judge Sanninta ruled that abusing prisoners over the telephone is as serious as face to face abuse. The remark by Mrs. Dege Tolinson toward Mrs. Brooks was described as flagrant, likened to violent acts, and noted for its cruelty in the hearing.
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