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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1914
Page
1
Fragmentary OCR text presents a vague sensational notice about women in England described as a menace, with garbled surrounding words. No clear persons or organizations are readable. cannot determine concrete event or date from the readable fragment.
The article reports intensified militant activity targeting government officials and property as Derby preparations proceed. It notes attacks including whippings, jail damage, window smashing, and arson, with authorities installing precautions and debates on criminal conspiracy against Women’s Local and Political Ring subscribers. It mentions high society suffragists as financial supporters.
Epealat Dignased to the Stiaeidgra. Great Palle, June 4. Butte business college firm Rice Fulton May completed the purchase of Great Falls Commercial College, a 20 year institution. The local school is run by H. F. Joannsen and S. A. Malone with A I Rice and partners planning to manage the Great Falls branch, sending H A Johnson and S A Malone to operate there. The firm expects success with new equipment and rooms.
muddled report from The Standard covers a Portland fire, a first wedding, and various society notes. scattered brief items include sports, civil federation events, births, and a stock market blurb, with editorial tone reflecting era gossip and local notices.
Washington June 3 Senator Myers retracts an earlier statement about the Northern Pacific sale to Milwaukee interests. He says the republic company can sell only surface rights, not land, and that the price for coal rights was prohibitive to the water company. The senate committee favored passing the Republic bill with conditions limiting lands to surface rights and river reservations.
Helena secretary Alderson says he would not authorize the statement attributed to Romney about the constitutionality of initiative and referendum. Romney says he was misquoted and that no authority supported such a claim. Alderson dismisses Rainey’s quoted remark as incorrect.
A dispatch from Tanechow in Kanav province reports civilians and missionaries moved to Ningzhow following a looting incident. The local Chinese authority and allied forces are maintaining security as inquiry continues.
El Paso Texas June 32 This piece notes Roberto Pessiera confidentially discussing mediation by a Niagara conference for Mexican revolutionary factions and constitutionalists. It questions recognition of Carranza and U.S. stance. It cites Argentina Brazil Chile as morally opposed to despotism and supports mediation to end internal strife in Mexico.
A 21 year old grocery wagon driver, Nelie, was dismissed from his job and suicide followed. He confessed to his priest that he planned to end his life. After leaving his employer’s house he disappeared and was found dead in a hollow near the Hoxeman Creek, with motive and statements to Father Lelghaim under investigation.
Salt Lake City case: district court voids Utah poll tax law for violating equal rights clause by taxing only men. suit by Salt Lake City aimed to force collection of $2 tax from a local attorney. The ruling declares the law discriminatory against women and invalid under the state constitution.
Twelve years in prison were imposed in May on Havana province former governor Janek-General Anhert and former representative Eugenio Arian for the 1993 killing of Gen Armando Riva, elder of the na Hensal pallee.
Kalispell June 1 reports say two bandits are blamed for the Great Northern passenger train No 1 robbery near RonDo Mont and the May 1 post office destruction at Rexford. A $399 haul was found missing from the safe. prints at the scene and a dog hunt aid the sheriff in tracing them. A separate ranch disappearance 50 miles south of Tronde is linked to the same suspects.
Commencement week at the university closed with the final exercises this morning. A feature of the program was the honor presented to Professor William Aber, a long-standing faculty member since the university opened, with the presentation of his portrait by the Class of 1914.
Salt Lake City June 3 Woodward W Duke son of J B Duke president of American Tobacco company drowned when their overturned automobile vanished in a mountain creek near Park City Utah The other four party members were not injured
A large Portland fire swept the docks with grain piles burning and nearby buildings damaged. Fire crews battled flames that spread from smoldering embers from a previous blaze and prevented further destruction to the steamer Cricket and the steamer Columbia. Two men were recovered from the river and another missing, with estimated losses around 464 dollars.
An executive committee of a local club plans a Sunday march led by women from the Cheveliend iaion to protest at the Turkefelter church. Mrs. Giverk says the protest tags will be worn and tied to Rev. We Bustard who will lead a service questioning what alignment Christ would have with labor unions and the conduct of the Cotorads mines.
Turth Tron Mountain Pons company is sued in district court by Wantt widow of William Q Plant, a Western Montana promoter who died in New York. The complaint alleges Nanft procured a mortgage conveyance of property to himself from Tron Mountain and later released the property, asking that the deceased be set aside.
Theodore Le Sehurmetner, longtime figure connected with local BILL Interests, died last night in Richmond at age 63. He resided in St Paul and was survived by his wife Tyreeawn. The Northwest community mourns the loss of a prominent local figure.
The Mexican problem looms in diplomacy as mediation stalls over General Carranza. The question is whether diplomacy will settle the issue or if the constitutionalists push toward Mexico City. Washington’s moral backing could waver if Carranza rejects good offices and blocks negotiation.
Delegates push for mediation to resolve Mexico's constitutionalist versus Huerta dispute. Talks aim to form a provisional government in Mexico City with U S backing, while maintaining internal sovereignty. Mediators seek neutrality, urging constitutionalists and adherents of peace to engage, warning against military action. The United States favors a settlement that preserves regional stability and aligns with international mediation principles. Argentina Brazil and Chile may recognize the new provisional regime if talks succeed.
June 3 report from Vera Crio notes arrival in Mexico City of arms from German ships Bavaria and Ypiranga and another consignment landed on the southern coast. Passengers say optimism among Huerta loyalists grows as trains carrying war supplies reach the capital, with escorts cheered by townspeople shouting defiance to Yankee invaders.
Washington Jane 3 Mrs Jennie M Eaton of Boston widow of Rear Admiral Joseph G Exton and her first husband D Henry Ainsworth of Morris town Arizona were married today The ceremony was performed by Rev Morgan Chambers It drew little attention and the couple left for a summer resort on their honeymoon Mrs Eaton had faced poisoning charges in Boston last October the admiral died at his home Norwell Massachusetts in March 1918 amid suspicions leading to her arrest and trial Ainsworth had been divorced from his previous wife years earlier in Illinois He was 49 at the time of the notice
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