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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1913
Page
1
Unclear OCR text suggests operators in West Virginia may divide sides while plan to rebut Wes Vemoxy of minus. exact entities and context are obscured.
West Virginia coal mine operators face a Senate hearing in Charleston as they seek relief from federal action. Attorneys plan witness testimony while critics argue state resources are misused, and discussions hinge on interstate commerce remedies and potential remedial legislation. The session features remarks from Senator Martine and a protest against Union government labels as the committee debates authority and impact on local communities.
Chicago June 15 The M C A building for colored men, funded by Julius Rosenwald with a $28 000 gift and costing 3160 000, was dedicated today in Chicago's negro belt. Booker T Washington addressed about 3000 African Americans while Rosenwald defended use of funds for local uplift over foreign missions.
Secretary Lane outlines five core conditions for power projects on the FenédOreille and other streams. The rules demand greater development of power, lower consumer charges, a five to ten year no-charge period, respect for state and federal jurisdictions, and a ban on monopolistic price rigging to ensure the government gains from waterways while benefiting the public.
Morpeth England June 16 a large delegation of suffragettes and thousands of spectators witnessed the interment today of the body of Emily Wilding Davison in St Marys parish churchyard Northumberland. Davison was killed in an attempt to stop the kings horse at Derby Day and a funeral in London yesterday was a great suffragette demonstration with white clad women guiding black horses and a wagon carrying the coffin followed by wreaths and relatives.
June 15 a foggy collision between the coal steamer Jillian Snyder and the steamship Spaulding near Weeraw Point left the Spaulding missing. The Snyder, damaged but steering for Superior Wis, reported signals from the Spaulding stopped. harbor officials fear the Spaulding may have sunk. Crews of 16 aboard Spaulding were reported, with little chance of surviving if wrecked near Lake Superior rocks.
Washington and Missouri towns endured a blazing heat wave as 90s to 100 degrees were reported. Omaha and St Joseph led the heat with near 100, while Chicago followed with around 94. Washington endured its hottest day of the season amid reports of heat stroke.
In Bulencia earthquakes renewed yesterday with widespread effects. Early morning tremor caused fresh damage in Grabeva where a number of structures were affected and assessments began.
Mastry City reports San Luis Potosi under siege as about 4000 rebels spread between San Luis Potosi and Salto with forces from Tampico largely isolated. General Blanquet vows protection and launches an expedition from Vera Cruz with iron vessels to threaten Tampico and open trade routes. Durango's siege endures 70 days. Zacatecas retaken by federals amid cabinet rumors and possible changes.
Mentions a dramatic sports scene with Bulte’s victory as four thousand rebels surround a location. Includes scattered notes on baseball, a political twist, and unrelated items from a busy page.
A state socialist committee held a lengthy hearing on charges that the local party and street department were used to pressure workers to join the Socialist Party and vote as directed. Mayor Duncan faced questions on alleged party influence, with witnesses alleging coercive practices and a politically charged split among factions.
In a chaotic session the Butte city hall inquiry pitted Mayor Duncan and Clarence Smith against radicals linked to the Socialist bloc. Witnesses testified of pressure to join the socialist party for job security, discrimination claims in city staffing, and alleged covert polling manipulation as tensions escalated between conservative and socialist factions.
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