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Newspaper

Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jan 31, 1913

Page

7

British Labour backs woman suffrage amid unions vote

London papers report the Labour Party adopting a stance favoring women voting after a Union Congress vote of 431 to 9. Emmeline Pankhurst and Flora Drummond speak on militant tactics while protests erupt during the conferral of city freedoms on Prime Minister Asquith. In Montana Helena hearings begin on compensation acts, with union reps seeking to hear objections before testifying and railroad workers seeking tailored provisions.

London Pritish Labor Party United Kingdom Emmeline Pankhurst Ata Mes Flora Drummond Faii Sesterday Commeterview Lloyd

Governor Grants Pardons To 36 Murderers In Reprieve List

Governor Deneen today approved clemency for 36 murderers upon state board recommendation. Among those freed is Charles Hensel, whose life sentence was commuted to a lesser term.

Springweia Deneen State Board Charles Hensel

Confession Secured By Third Degree

The defense of War para Arnold, a 16 year old girl charged with setting fire to the Bertin hotel, is reported as she repudiated an earlier confession. An alienist noted a hypothetical question about coercion, while Arnold later provided a new account of the events the night of the Berlin fire, saying she woke to the blaze and fled after warning her employer’s family.

St. Louis Arnold Andlso Sidney J. Schurab It & Girl Dr. Schwab Berlin Ev. W. J. Williamson

Carson City Suffrage Amendment Passes With Narrow Vote

In Carson City Nevada a suffrage amendment cleared a chamber by a 62 to 5 margin. The vote tally and full context remain unclear due to damaged OCR text. Local officials confirm passage and immediate implications for governance and voting rights.

Carson City Neve

Gift to McKinley Found in Pawn by New York Masons

In New York prominent Masons led by Raymond Aveline of Brooklyn purchased for 1500 dollars a gold Knights Templar invitation to President McKinley found in a pawnshop. The invitation, sent from California, was valued as a memento of the late president and will be presented to a top lodge figure. Dr Hermanus Baer had offered 800 dollars to reclaim it for Mabel McKinney Baer, wife of McKinley's niece, but the sale proceeded to the Masons who funded the purchase through local contributions.

New York Raymond Aveline Brooklyn Knights ‘Templar Mc Kinley Hermanus F. Baer Mount Vernon McKinley California Will B Ate Kline

Byrne Brother Michael Byrne to Be Ordained Priest in June

Confirmation from Dr John F Byrne son of actor Michael J Byrne states he will be ordained a Catholic priest in June at St Frances Academy in Joretta Pa. Byrne is noted as one of the Eight Bells family and a veteran actor.

Michael J. Byrne Byrne Brothers Eight Bells” Fame St Frances Academy Joretta John F. Byrne Byrne

Lords reject Irish Home Rule Bill in historic vote

London reports the House of Lords voting 32 to 9 against the Irish Home Rule Bill after four days of debate. Lord Morley of Blackburn led the government response while Lord Lansdowne warned England potential risk if Ireland gains self rule. the division split largely along party lines.

London House of Lords Earl of Halsbury Jess Lord Lansdowne Lord Morley Blackburn Gladston Bil Lord’ Morley Ireland England Lord Carzon Kediestone House of Commons Episcopal Bench

City firemen linked to arson trust in probe

An informer at the states attorney's office alleged city firemen were hired to tip off arsons for payments. Firemen deny involved in actual fires though some will be questioned. Robert J Fox of the New York underwriters board discussed the disclosures with the state’s attorney, noting alleged rings with New York and Chicago as headquarters.

Chicago San Arson Trust States Attorney's Mis Robert J. Fox Boar of Underwriters New York

Wilson hints at cabinet choices with Bryan in focus

President elect Wilson discusses potential cabinet names including Bryan for secretary of state. He notes considering both experienced public officials and non politicians, but jokes he will not fill with college presidents. A governor plans to follow usual process and seek acceptances before announcing.

Wilson William Jennings Bryan

Sunday Standard's Dooley Teases Bryan in Political Skit

The Sunday Standard quotes Mr. Dooley poking at political figures with humor about Bryan and political finery, noting a warning never to repeat certain party antics while lampooning the era's campaigns.

Indian Named for Indian Commissioner Role Urged

A Washington council of Indians adopted a resolution urging President-elect Wilson to appoint Thomas L. Sloan of Nebraska an Omaha Indian as commissioner of Indian affairs. The group argued Indians deserve leadership familiar with and sympathetic to their people. In a separate incident a black man accused in a white man’s murder was dragged from a deputy and hanged near Field, Nebraska, by a mob.

Washington Wilson Thomas L. Sloan Nebraska Drew, Atte Sion Field

University Bill Dies in Senate

Helena dispatch reports the state senate killed the consolidation bill for higher education, delaying action indefinitely and tabled a motion to reconsider. Whiteside warned it would resurface before the next election, with minority advocates Duncan and Stout urging passage amid charges of selfish motives and flawed planning.

Helena Senate Mit Whiteside Committee On Education Majority Dearborn Ses Leighton Duncan Stout

Second Darrow Trial To Be Started Today

Los Angeles jan 99 jurors are chosen for the second Darrow trial over alleged jury bribery in the McNamara case. The jury of 13 includes an alternate, with testimony noting Darrow allegedly paid juror Bain 400 dollars in oct 1812 for a vote to acquit James B McNamara, and prosecutors cite prior testimony about the money.

Los Angeles Claren Jamaras Robert F Bain James B. McN Fae Darrow Bain James B. McNamara Bert Franklin McNamara Baimnd S. Darrow Chi Charg

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