Crowing Menace of Wild Women ENGLAND
A cryptic item notes a rising alarm about wild women in England and a looming reckoning. The fragment conveys tension and impending consequence without detailing names or events.
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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1914
Page
8
A cryptic item notes a rising alarm about wild women in England and a looming reckoning. The fragment conveys tension and impending consequence without detailing names or events.
A June 4 report details escalating militant suffragette activity in London. Attacks include horse whipping of Holloway deputy governor, destruction of pictures, assaults on editors, and arson at Belefast. Police protection costs soar as Derby preparations echo future race measures. Emmeline Pankhurst’s residence is guarded. law officers weigh criminal conspiracy charges against Women's Social and Political Union subscribers.
Great Falls gains a new branch as Rice Fulton and May of the Butte business college complete the purchase of the Great Falls Commercial College. H A Johnson and S A Malone will run the Great Falls operation as part owners, bringing in new equipment and plans for growth.
Police officials fret over new physical test directive amid mounting concerns from officers. The measure aims to standardize fitness, but critics warn of enforcement gaps and potential unfairness. Municipal records indicate discussions continue as personnel assess impact.
Special Dispatch to the Standat Washington June 3 Senator Myers retracts in the senate a March 23 statement about the Republic Coal company bill. He said Northern Pacific offered coal to Milwaukee but price was deemed exhorbin e. He hopes the Republic coal bill passes. Public lands committee favors a bill validating Northern Pacific title to sections in township 25 north ranges 49 50 82 east Glasgow district with surface rights only retained by government. Three townsites lie on the lands and many lots sold to merchants, but title is clouded by unresolved approvals.
Helena June 3 A M Alderson secretary of state flatly denies a Missoula attributed quote about testing the constitutionality of the initiative and referendum amendment. Alderson says Romney was loosely quoted and he would not authorize the statement.
A Lanchow dispatch reports that the brigand White Wolf looted and burned Ningchow in Kansu province. All missionaries and Americans are safe, but the Chin tan Alliance station was set ablaze.
El Paso Texas June 3 The Mexican revolutionists confidant Roberto Pesquiera says mediation is proper to avert armed conflict between nations The mediation conference began over Tampico arrests but then shifted to internal Mexican affairs and the fate of President Madero The question is whether South American governments still back democracy and moral issues amid Huerta’s regime and the constitutionalist revolt The rhetoric frames U S Huerta relations and regional positions.
Bozeman June 3 Louis Nahlinger 21 a grocery wagon driver was discharged for careless habits and swallowed poison to end his life. Father Leitham the local priest sought to help. Nahlinger warned of the act and disappeared after leaving a note. The body was found in the grove along Bozeman creek.
Salt Lake City June 3 The district court voided Utahs poll tax law ruling it violated the state constitution by equal rights for both sexes The decision said the tax imposed only on men discriminates against the male sex The suit sought collection of the $2 tax from a local attorney
General Albert former Havana province governor and Eugenio Atlas ex representative were sentenced to 12 years imprisonment for the July 1913 killing of Gen Armando Riva chief of the national police in Havana.
Kalispell June 3 report says two bandits who held up Great Northern passenger train No 1 near Rexford Mont May 1 dynamited the depot and wrecked the post office and general store. A sheriff's poster pursues them aided by bloodhounds. They got 58 dollars. footprints imply a Great Northern work. Trace lost after two men vanished from a distant French house a week earlier.
Special Dispatch to the Standard Missoula reports that graduation week at the state university closes with class day exercises. A feature is the honor aid Professor William Aber, a faculty member since the university opened, receiving a portrait presentation from the class of 1804.
Lake City June 3 W W Duke son of J B Duke president of American Tobacco company drowned when his automobile overturned in a mountain creek near Park City Utah. Four other party members escaped unharmed.
A major fire at the Northwest Sash and Door factory on Portland's harbor front killed two workers who leaped into the river after being trapped. Four laborers escaped, two were rescued, and nearby structures including a Gay Ladora dock and several houses were damaged. The blaze, possibly rekindled from embers of a March 13 incident, caused extensive grain piles to smoke for weeks.
Cleveland wife of union men plans march on Euclid Baptist Church to challenge a sermon supporting Jett feller Jr and Colorado mine actions. Mrs. Gilbert says the June 3 protest asks if Christ would conduct mines as they are run.
The Mexican problem hangs on diplomat talks with General Carranza. If he rejects offers to mediate, Washington’s moral and political backing for the rebel cause may be withdrawn. The constitutionalists press toward the capital, awaiting his word on diplomacy versus continued fighting.
South American diplomats inform General Carranza that mediation smooths entry for constitutionalist envoys. Proponents say a peaceful path could hasten a settlement with Huerta, while Washington’s stance on moral support influences whether diplomacy or continued conflict governs Mexico’s fate.
Report from Vera Cruz notes a rally in Mexico City as German steamer cargoes reach shores and new arms shipments disembark on the west coast. Passengers describe optimism among Huerta supporters while federal trains carrying war supplies pass through towns with cheering crowds defying Yankee forces.
Washington reports Mrs. Jennie M. Eaton of Boston widow of Rear Admiral Joseph G. Eaton married her former husband D. Henry Ainsworth of Moriano Arizona here today. The ceremony was quiet and news only emerged after the couple left for a summer resort. Mrs. Eaton was acquitted last October of poisoning her second husband. The admiral died at his Norwell home under suspicious circumstances, leading to a lengthy trial in which she was found not guilty. Ainsworth said he is 49. the bride is 4.
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