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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1913
Page
1
Supreme Court decision steadies precedents as Charlton loses extradition appeal. Court affirms lower court order and sets timeline for surrender. Details remain pending official instructions.
The Supreme Court ruled Chariton had no right to present evidence of necessity at his extradition hearing. Justice Lutton stated the government would not extradite in some treaty exceptions, showing awareness of cross state citizen rights. The decision aligns with Knox's earlier stance to turn Chariton over to Italy, pending New Jersey court action.
A garbled page from a newspaper lists varied items including legal actions, labor movements, sports results, and social notices. It mentions extradition orders, worker strikes, a woman killed, local sports outcomes, welding projects, and a wedding, all presented in a rapid, incongruous collage of names and events.
The Senate and district officials questioned figures of the United States government and West Virginia authorities about martial law in the Paint and Cabin Creek mining regions. Proceedings sought to detail the suspension of habeas corpus, curtailment of civil rights, and actions of mine operators and the United Mine Workers as violence and labor disruption persisted.
The text notes the departments of agriculture believe there will be no significant damage from the current weather pattern. It mentions normal conditions and widespread weather across the country with no drastic changes anticipated.
A chaotic riot at a Vin Wark lumber facility left one woman dead and several injured when police clashed with striking workers allied with the Larcestrial Workers of Vin Wark. Police dispersed rioters as crews evacuated wounded and secured the area.
Sheetal Helen notes the Waellnstens time 18 Serm at Aten Vils wearing. Lane reports Myers disappointed as government sockmalion work continues. He seeks funds and completion despite shortfall, and Montana project decisions remain undecided with a promise to notify senators. Secretary Law and the Midas Ib approve.
Fragmentary report describes a tense House of Commons session with speeches by Lord Gharbes Heresfard and Sir Teabwanyd Corse. Proposals to reject the amending motion are debated as Ulster and other factions claim responsibility. readers see a chaotic, partisan exchange about Irish self-government.
A deadly confrontation between two inmates, Wilkion Yants and Lee Lockhart, ended in multiple deaths and injuries at Melville read. Albert Yants allegedly shot his father, provoking the fatal clash as authorities report a preliminary hearing set for Mercesy while one suspect remains jailed.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe ships Port o r Porlig Smint and Tealers with Wadena heading to Washington. The text mentions a navy or harbor scene and a forecasted price. The readable parts are unclear and incomplete.
In a charged city scene Mayor Duncan faces resignation calls as a trial is ordered over alleged misconduct. The piece lists aldermen and opponents arguing political interference and hints at charges tied to city contracts and the public works department. The article mentions conservatives, aldermen, and a vote possibly leading to removal.
Sullivan offered no formal statement as Fle Wag attended the hearing. The exchange referenced a grievance and Med grain amid the contentious proceedings, with Sullivan indicating no additional remarks beyond interest in the hearing.
A newspaper summary reports Roosevelt calling for a direct primary to support Sulzer, criticizing old party elites and urging bipartisan cooperation. It notes legislative action in Albany and mentions proposals to repudiate prior administrations and align platforms with promised reforms. The piece emphasizes cross party representation and the fight against established party machines.
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