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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1913
Page
1
A garbled text item notes an amendment to income tax provisions amid unclear wording. It references constitutional issues and possible legal action or challenge but lacks coherent details or identifiable entities. The fragment suggests focus on taxation and constitutional interpretation without concrete names.
Lawmakers clash over amending the income tax provision to address a hypothetical desert whitel and its constitutional implications. Subcommittee action focuses on agricultural materials, livestock, and price protections, while debates consider legal viability and broader fiscal policy impacts.
At a shirt factory in Ute Kido, hatpins were wielded by several girl workers when Mine Workers union pickets approached to keep workers away from the plant amid a strike. Frank Filapatrick, a mine worker representative, claims a blow below the ribs with a hatpin occurred. Mrs Byerly was arrested on charges of wielding the weapon and posted $500 bail.
Washington dispatch reports promoters seek War Department approval to use Fort Harrison for a military college for young men. Plans involve acquiring or leasing 10 acres and 42 buildings. Senator Myers may introduce a bill. Also noted, the Treasury will place 59,069 of 10,000,000 in three Montana banks at 2 percent interest.
A Billings priest formerly serving at Glendive resigns after a dispute over funds and relocates to Chicago where he marries Mrs Mary Ross. The Rhinehart family, including Mrs Rhinehart and her daughter, attend the wedding. A pastor allied with the Presbyterian church also resigns while continuing plans to enter the ministry of the Methodist church.
A chaotic trial narrative centers on blackmail allegations connected to a dynamite plot tied to textile strikes. Witnesses link Tod J. Breen and Pitman to the conspiracy, with Treen and Green providing incriminating testimony while denying full criminality. Breen allegedly pressured money settlements by threat of public exposure, while Woolen Company figures faced pressure and threats over the dispute.
Judge Jones of the state circuit court sentences Harmer R. Tovedee, a traveling gatesman formerly of Montana, to two years in the Sioux Falls penitentiary for attempting to commit death by own action. The case follows an elopement from Montana with Miss Marien Erickson and involves a missing wife and children.
A panic hit the New York stock market as heavy liquidations and a broad selloff pushed major equities lower. Losses centered on Pacific, Heading, Great Northern, Northern Pacific lines, United States Steel, American Smelting, and related names amid broader economic jitters and a possible rail reorganization action.
Reports from Henderson and surrounding districts describe night riders threatening farmers and growers. Officials Willety Wy Biliett and editor Lolet dtarrin say authorities are prepared to prevent any violence and protect property as tensions rise in the region.
Long investigation outlines committee actions in West Virginia and national stages, examining alleged peonage practices, labor conditions, and the role of coal interests. It details regulatory intent, inquiry scope, and the potential legal remedies under federal law.
A garbled OCR passage discusses a speaker preferring Illingis to stay free rather than be sober. Mentions a spring season, Chicago, and a clergyman, with glimpses of a residence, a friend, beer, and moral contrasts. Overall context hints at social or temperance themes from a mid century local piece.
Dramatic event unfolds as a suffragette movement scene ends in tragedy amid a crowded track. Notable figures including King George witnesses, while Annie’s rodeo incident and a deadly fall lead to ambulances arriving at the scene.
Rumors from the era suggest Winchell may replace Elliott as leader, with reports of private talks and possible consideration by department heads. The newspaper notes questions about succession and names other candidates, including ties to New York shipping interests.
Turmoil erupted in the Hungarian parliament as deputies clashed with police and guards. Count Tisza and Premier Tavkwed faced uproar, expulsions, and calls for action as the chamber blurred into violence and fire.
New trial motion filed in Becker case claims key evidence was misread and jury was improperly separated. Becker’s attorney cites affidavits alleging accomplice testimony by Schepps and seeks a new trial and delay in the execution, presiding judge noted.
The sugar tariff inquiry, led by Senator Ransdale and witnessed by Louisianalight, reveals a coordinated effort by free and anti free sugar factions. Testimony links lobbying activity to major figures and firms including Claus Spreckels, Lowry, and Hawaiian and Porto Rican interests. The committee plans further subpoenas and hears more names as it probes influence on tariff policy.
In a murder inquiry a wife shot her husband at the doorway of their home after an apparent break in. George Penrose, a jeweler, admitted visiting the home shortly before the shooting and was held as an accomplice. Private detectives testified Penrose went with the woman after closing her shop and the detectives later contacted Van Beuren.
Robert J. Ruben, recently convicted in the War son Trust case, was sentenced by a New York Justice to serve ten years. In Detroit, June 4, twelve hundred Ter Margiareta railroad shop workers strike after the company refused wage increase.
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