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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1913
Page
1
Fragmented items describe saloon disputes and injuries. A saloon keeper faces complaints over service while a patron seeks redress for an injured hand. Other notes reference publishing, mining news, and local observations with scattered names and events.
The trial resumes with Col. Twe Fwdb in the defense as John JT Heltom cross examines. Testimony cites recovery of the femoral artery in Copeland's thigh from a bullet fired by Henwood, with the case focusing on a fatal prior incident involving Cryin and Byteryster during a quarrel over Juha W. Springer.
A Washington hearing shifts to extend its inquiry into lobbying linked to various interests. Utah figures and Mormon Church representatives face probing questions as senators seek to uncover influence on policy. Officials weigh the impact of publicity campaigns and misleading statements on public documents while investigators study new records and testimonies. Continued on page three.
Senator Myers urged action on Montana irrigation projects citing government funding and the need to proceed. He said letters from governors support the Manan projects and accused past administrations of withholding funds while settlers await work.
A grand jury indicted thirty eight workers on charges likely related to labor disputes. The defendants from the Ward Aulge Rieter group face potential prison terms if found guilty. The case proceeds as multiple workers are tried in relation to alleged disobedience and labor order violations.
Ambassadors selections announced amid unclear notes and scattered phrases. Names and places are partially obscured, with several fragments referencing institutions and dates.
A man nearly killed an entire family in a disturbing attack. The wife and in laws endured brutal assault with the infant present, while authorities investigate the motives and guard against further harm.
The readable fragment mentions Washington and a federation leader, reference to labor issues and a tomorrow mandate. Details are largely garbled with no clear events or identifiable individuals beyond generic roles.
Mrs Rose Lewis dies after a car strike on a North Wyoming street near Crinahin, as investigators, witnesses, and a driver reel through a complex scene. The crash leaves Lewis’s family shattered and details of the inquest and funeral arrangements unfold amidst a wounded community.
Graduating class at the University of Montana receives several firsts during commencement. Degrees include Bachelor of Arts in history and engineering, with several unusual first degrees conferred on duo and bachelor recipients. President Craighead presided, addressing graduates amid a large assemble. Ralphs of the faculty and clergy offered prayers as diplomas were presented to eminent graduates.
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