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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1913
Page
7
Fragmentary OCR item notes a resumed industrial conflict over stock water with references to organization, American Beet Gan company, miners, and various disjointed terms. No clear date or full facts available.
Henry T. Oxnard known as the father of the beet industry testified for hours to the senate lobby investigating committee. He warned that the Underwood bill’s free sugar provision could spawn a new sugar trust. Witnesses A S More and James A Metcalfe faced subpenas over an editorial tied to Senator Gronna.
Philadelphia reports a June 16 high of 7 degrees with 108 percent humidity and a stiff southwest breeze, while Charleston details renewed industrial strife in the Paint and Cabin Creek mine districts. The Senate mine strike committee questions Baldwin-Feltz guards, miners, and agents amid claims of union suppression and armed guarding during the conflict.
Washington June 16 Justice Hughes announced the decision upholding state rate legislation in Missouri Arkansas Oregon and West Virginia and invalidating few weak Missouri cases. The Kentucky case remains undecided with a possible October ruling. The court tied intrastate rate authority to congressional commerce power, reaffirming Minnesota rate decision.
Berlin marks the twenty-fifth anniversary of Emperor William's accession with military pageantry and a pledge of peaceful progress. Addresses from Carnegie and JG Schmidlapp, and Americans, highlighted peace over triumph, as 7,000 schoolchildren sang in the courtyard and guards paraded at the castle.
Montana railroad commissioners join federal inquiry into Burlington and Northern Pacific tariffs alleging unreasonable and discriminatory carload rates from Hontane to eastern markets. They seek lower direct and joint rates to Omaha Sioux City Chicago Minneapolis and Duluth due to circuitous Burlington routing.
Luther King known as the Rattlesnake King has died after an 18 year battle with a rattlesnake bite injury. The bite in Idaho in July 185 precipitated a long illness with recurring sores and a months long coma, deteriorating health each August since 1885, until his death.
Mayor Duncan triumphs as Indus trials routed and local charter revoked. Fifteen million in watered stock waters down deals as War is renewed in coal state rate regulations upheld. Crusade begun against betting as theater tickets spark Muncreds concerns. Death in Butte, Woodcraft convention, and court actions punctuate a broad statewide scene. Episcipalans convene in Billings as markets and finance report. David Demuth drowns at Hebgen.
The state socialist committee revoked the Butte local charter after seven hours of debate, granting a new charter to petition signers aligned with Mayor Duncan and Clarence Smith. The majority ruled IWW influence harmful, while a minority warned against bias, urging caution and party unity as conservatives gain power.
The mayor condemns internal party factions and sabotage as socialists clash over city governance. He names Sullivan as street commissioner candidate despite questions of fitness, while factions press for patronage and discredit rivals. The pro and anti mayor camps push to influence aldermen and the national socialist delegation.
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