21 Jul 1912
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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1912
Page
1
A late night medical bulletin reports Emperor Mutsu-Nito-Tenwo of Japan ill with acute nephritis and arsenic poisoning symptoms. Empress remained at his bedside as ministers gather at the Imperial palace. condition described as unchanged though slight recovery signs noted at midnight.
In Seagirt Jay 20, Speaker Champ Clark led 116 House members on a special Washington–to–Seagirt train to greet Governor Wilson. The Democrats and Republicans paused their work to hail the nominee, share autographs, and pledge support for Wilson's campaign. Governors and senators watched as Clark spoke briefly, then toured Deal Beach before heading home to raise funds.
Breckal Dispatch reports two masked robbers broke into Mrs E R Teselle’s home in Livingston stealing jewels valued at 42000. They bound and abused 17 year old Amber Teselle, who later identified them as wearing black bite suits with masks. Police see interior accomplice and seek suspects believed to still be in Livingston.
Victor Ochoa an old Diaz era revolutionary was arrested by U S federal authorities in El Paso for violating neutrality laws tied to a shipment of 140700 rounds of ammunition and rifles for Mexican rebels. His brother Edgato Ochoa is jailed on the same charge as two other Americans are held. Rebels move westward as reports say fewer than 1000 insurgents remain between Juarez and Madera and federal troops push toward Sinaloa.
Senator Smith of South Carolina argued in Washington that the government’s Panama Zone purchase altered relations with Great Britain and superseded the Hay-Pauncefote treaty of 1901. He said the United States now may use the Panama Canal waters as it pleases, even if they are interior waters. Senator Lodge, while acknowledging possible U S concessions to American ships, doubted an international court would rule in the United States favor.
Cripple Creek Colorado reports a session of the Western Federation of Miners convention in Victor to resolve a dispute led by Pra Campbell of Butte who claims certain officers and Bute local No 1 delegates lack standing. Charles Moyer counters with graft allegations as executive sessions continue Monday.
Special Dispatch to the Standard reports in Great Falls on July 20 that after a month without incidents the firebug resumed attacks, causing about 25000 dollars in property damage. At Walter Boarman Taumber Co on Fifth Avenue South and Third Street a fire started in a partition but was quickly extinguished, marking a third arson attempt in the company’s yards.
Special dispatch reports E C Thomas general freight and passenger agent for the H A P railway died at 9 o clock tonight at his California home in Alhambra. The paper notes a sudden illness last Monday and a widow survives. funeral arrangements to be announced.
Michigan progressives split over Osborn influence at Jackson convention. Delegates chose national committee members and picked Whitney Whitlins for governor and Theodore M. Jostin for U S senator. Osborn backers tried to block the ticket while Roosevelt prospects and petitions loom under Michigan primary rules.
A large fire swept Zortman Montana on July 20 destroying multiple structures including Kellerman and Sherlocks, Brown’s warehouse, David Cline’s warehouse, and several restaurants. Telephone wires were knocked down. losses are estimated at $45,000. Local crews battled the blaze throughout the night.
A terse report notes police tighten lines on Hal Shootin Te after a string of slayings. Officials say the investigation remains active with core leads under review and no formal charges filed yet.
In New York reports, Dougherty and district attorney allies pursue an alibi for a suspect tied to a controversial rally amid a widening probe. Private detectives, a mayoral race angle, and police inquiries surface as names like Beck and Shapiro appear, with witnesses describing car movements and possible fixed jobs.
A fringe of gambling corruption unfolds as Bartender Smith and clerk Roeher allegedly ran a protection scheme tied to a rum tax. City officials including Judge Booker and city attorney faced questions while ex extortion charges against Owen McCaw surfaced. Reports describe a conference with Mayor Duncan and others as investigators probe police protection claims and racketeering among several Broadway figures.
Governor Norris announced there will be no extra session of the Montana legislature this year. He said a direct primary bill drafted by a commission would not be enacted without written pledges from 14 senators and a majority in both houses. Letters to Senator Everett indicated readiness to call a special session by July 20 if pledges were secured.
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