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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1914
Page
9
A pacification plan is announced as now complete with leaders and factions agreeing on terms. The accord outlines integrated governance measures and a phased security withdrawal. Key participants include political groups and regional authorities confirming commitment to a peaceful transition and stability.
The Niagara Falls talks pit Washington mediators against General Carranza over a Mexico pact. The mediators plan to publish correspondence with Carranza and his agents, seeking an armistice and a provisional government in Mexico City, with a final protocol drafted at tomorrow's session. The Huerta side weighed the landing of arms aboard Antilla and sought U.S. stance on search rights and blockade implications.
In Today’s Standard Page a chaotic mix of items unfolds. Reports mention teachers dropped, a courtroom close, and civic groups like the Federation of Women’s Clubs initiating actions. Peace plans are outlined, a lecturer jailed, and weather threats surface with tornado mentions in South Dakota. Scattered sports, political notes, court cases, and stock and advertising items fill the page, with local governance and legal matters highlighted.
In Chicago June 1920 delegations from six states signal the start of the General Federation of Women’s Clubs twelfth Biennial convention. Over 7000 delegates and visitors arrive as three daily sessions run eight days with many departmental meetings. Texas plans to reelect Mrs Pennybacker as president amid rumors of a suffrage endorsement controversy. Two canvases by Mrs Woodrow Wilson titled High Lands and Low Lands will be shown among works by notable women artists.
Washington June State lawmakers debate a bill to criminalize cabinet officers and top clerks taking paid lectures. Offenders face 10000 dollars fine or two years in prison or both. The measure targets Secretary Bryan and others amid wartime concerns and a clash over congressional absences.
June 8 The fight for Harry Thaw’s freedom reaches the U S Supreme Court as former Governor Stone of Pennsylvania seeks bail pending a final decision. New York seeks Matteawan return. New Hampshire Chief Justice White gives New York until Friday to file opposition and a decision may come next week.
Paris June Senator Alexandre Felix Ribot accepted President Poincare's invitation to form a ministry. He has obtained adhesion from Leon Bourgeois for foreign office Theophile Delcasse for marine and Jean Dupuy for public works, with a full cabinet hoped to be presented tomorrow. Doubts rise as Caitland radicals oppose a ministry led by Ribot and plan a hostile motion at a tomorrow meeting.
In Caraquet New Brunswick on a Friday night three schooners were lost and several men missing from 86 fishing vessels. Two crews perished, nine sailors dead, while the second schooner remains missing. Local authorities reported the other vessels returning safely to port.
Fragmentary OCR suggests clerics voiced harsh calls during a rally with slogans like let them die. The garbled text mentions SN WaniSreHS and ren ve, obscuring specifics but implying a provocative stance by religious leaders.
London readers report a rising support among clergy for indemnifying prison authorities over force feeding hunger striking suffragettes. Parliament debates and public sentiment split, with some leaders urging immediate fatal outcomes while others oppose the move. An Olympia horse show incident and Buckingham Palace intrusions mark ongoing militant protests in June.
At a special session the board rejected reappointment for Hart Adams Tower and two other teachers tied to union activity. Superintendent Downer defended his competency findings, aided by Dr Strayer, while trustees split on the report. The Silver Bow Trade and Labor council backed the superintendent as controversy spilled into public view.
Report from Lassen shows steam rising up to 700 feet with rock and volcanic dust, possibly a geyser formation about 40 feet long, as heavy snow arrives in Lassen district and Paris records two and a half inches of snow and hail on a June day.
Several tornadoes struck near Wessington and Shenfield in Huron area causing heavy damage to farm buildings. Widespread flooding with nine inches of rain in a week, livestock losses reported, and property damage near St Lawrence and Miller.
Reports say a tornado touched down near Truax Wisconsin tonight, overturning barns and destroying small buildings. Telegraph and telephone wires were put out of commission. No injuries reported.
The Rapp Schumann Heink divorce case in Chicago stalled after four witnesses, as testimonies centered on love letters and alleged affairs. Witnesses included Miss Helen Sattler and Bryan Humphries. Frances Ashton testified about intercepted letters, while the attorney for Mme Schumann Heink pressed for dates and context amid the counter allegations.
In Pittsburg efforts to settle the wage and labor dispute involving Westinghouse Electric, Westinghouse Machine, and Pittsburg Motor Co begin, with 10,000 workers on strike since Friday. An independent group plans talks, Chairman Allen to meet company presidents and interview strike leaders. no plant operations resumed and a large female picket presence patrolled during the day.
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