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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1913
Page
1
A government notice states the president will deliver a message to Congress as required by law. The communication will outline policy priorities and legislative recommendations to be considered by lawmakers.
President Wilson plans to address Congress in a special session on currency legislation. Secretary Bryan endorses the bill, saying it gives government control and provides safe, unpledged notes for public use. The measure aims to back banks while preserving government issue rights and offers relief during financial strains.
In Boise on June 22 a rancher named P Splinter was attacked in bed by a man believed to be Arthur Eakin wielding a knife. Splinter escaped to a yard and field before being recaptured and slashed, left for dead, then crawled to a neighbor for aid. The throat wounds sever the jugular, the weapon found, and authorities pursue a suspect who may have fled the territory.
Speaker Clark warns that U S emigration drains millions yearly with Americans leaving for Canada while immigrants to the United States require instruction. He urges easier homestead rules, larger building areas, and better drainage to curb costly outflow and boost national assets and growth.
June 28 report from Wrancigen states C Raveno, ex-casino operator held in an eastern prison, will implicate San Francisco police in a confession. District attorney says Raveno will testify about corruptions in the local force, with a witness stand appearance planned for tomorrow.
Twenty men were sentenced to death today by a court martial in Constantinople for involvement in the assassination of Grand Vizier Mahmoud Gehatket Pasha.
Nomiles Arizona despatches report Ojeda's federal force advancing toward Hermosillo surrounded by Insurgent state troops. Armored train stranded between burned bridges as government troops stretch a defensive line. Federal reinforcements routed near Empalmo. daily desertions claim within federal ranks. Didier Musson aviator actions and harbor gunboats not detailed. Fighting said not continued past dark yesterday.
Mme George Goyau widow of the late president of the republic died in Paris at age 60. She taught Parisian society and literary circles and authored several books. Born in 1866, she was prominent in cultural circles.
Yacoma Washington June 22 A wide coast to coast search is under way for Nenald Grant 19 of Miles City Montana who vanished after leaving a friend’s home in Bgeret on June 1 She had traveled May to the coast and was last seen boarding a Seattle Vancouver bound train In Seattle she told acquaintances she would visit Cilendsa where she had met a Vancouver contact Her parents and friends see no motive or family troubles The missing woman is five eight and 149 pounds with brown hair and eyes She wore a Bray suit and steel black shoes with pink flutes at the time of disappearance
Nine engineers' nanny drowned. President to address Congress today. Emigration, Montana, missing woman. McNab's resignation to be accepted. Three lives lost in Lorviinh real estate Wat. Georgetown miners' picnic a huge success. Copper drylands. W. Shippen buried. Ratle team failing. Milnes shoot event. State-wide Nehtagaloet mayor news.
Washington June 2 The resignation of United States District Attorney Jem Lb Nap of San Francisco was wired yesterday with sensational charges that Attorney General McReynolds directed delays that threaten to defeat justice The White House provided the only information available The cases involve Maury I Wie 2 and Drew C Camimetth of Sacramento indicted under the white slavery law and the Western Poet company indicted for conspiracy Cambnetti is son of Anthony nettl recently appointed commissioner general of immigration McReynolds, a Republican, faced accusations of powerful influence against the prosecution and stated prosecutors would be handled by capable officials in due time
San Francisco dispatch reports that United Suns District Attorney John J. McNab announced a telegraphic resignation citing respect for the President as the reason. He urged prompt White House acceptance and referenced Attorney General Melvagnolis and the Diges case proceedings. Attorney Clayton Derringtom assisted in trial preparations and requested McFeytnalds removal from office.
Florence Alabama June 22 Judge Henry A Jones 81 years old and last surviving member of the Confederate Congress died at his home last night He had served in the Alabama legislature before the war and voted against secession and refused to sign the ordinance after it passed Washington June 21 Real summer time this week was promised over the entire region with temperatures above seasonal for the Great Lakes area and vicinity
Three men died during a beach drowning incident at Ocean Bend where rip currents and undertow overwhelmed swimmers. JOHN BROWN, guard for J.D. Kenney's "dashing house," and ROBERT OXLEY, a towering rescuer, perished. J. MANSON, aged 39, and an unidentified man were pulled from the surf by hikers, with effort failing to save all. A bystander description notes Brown’s heroic rush to aid Oxley, while others tried to reach Manson as a strong undertow dragged swimmers seaward. Brown reportedly left a wife and seven children in Sacramento.
A stormy anti-war meeting in Barcelona led to clashes between police and demonstrators. Gunfire was exchanged, several protesters were shot, and troops were confined to the Barcelona barracks amid ongoing unrest and political tension following the 1909 events.
Seattle reports a million dollars in Kol, the season’s first shipment from Nome Alaska, received by steamers Senator and Victoria, completing their initial round trip to Bering Sea this season. In Clinton Iowa seven men were killed and another injured in a freight train collision near Mere on the Chicago Milwaukee St Paul line.
Nine members of a party including engineers and government employees were drowned near New Madrid Missouri when a survey vessel on a river venture was overturned by a storm. Five survivors were rescued as rescuers sped from Memphis to the wreck.
A chaotic clash in San Diego ended with officer Brown attacked by Mexicans while seeking help after a knife assault. Police responded with patrol wagon, scattering the crowd and rescuing Brown, who was injured but survived the incident.
Omnaha June 22 Farmers and officials organize a harmony gathering for Charles W. Fairbanks. About 600 Nebraskan Republicans attend a banquet to honor him, with Mr. Malrhanie delivering a political address on the party’s future. Fairbanks stays with former Congressman Jamee Kranedy and will give two campaign talks.
M Okasaka, a member of the Japanese parliament, arrived from Europe to assess sentiment in New York and the Midwest on Japanese land ownership in California. He represents his party led by former Premier Katsuca and says Easterners are more neutral while the West remains largely antagonistic. He seeks naturalization limits but requests the right to own property.
Conde reports the Haikan altuation remains menacing with no clear sign of La provenant. European capitals still debate the possibility of a peaceful settlement as Servian authorities face continued volatility. The Servian ministry has resigned and the Servian minister to Belgrade has left for Belgrade.
Niagara Falls N Jone 22 two Buffalo boys Donald Rascar and Hy Moore, ages not stated, died when their small boat broke from a rope and was swept toward the whirlpool rapids as hundreds watched from shore. Firemen and crowds could not save them after the craft capsized midstream near Swift Drift. The tragedy ended with one boy visible briefly and then lost, both bodies never recovered.
Metehlban Alaska June 22 The steamship Warrena of the Pacifi Coast Steamship company is a total wreck at Warm Chies three miles from Tish Egg on the west coast of Prince of Wales Island after striking a reef. No lives lost. The vessel ran full of water and nearly sank before beaching. Boats were lowered as passengers were evacuated just as she settled.
Fifty people, many from Rochester, injured when a Pennsylvania Railroad excursion train derailed near Sterling station at about 40 mph. Three coaches rolled down an embankment, the smoking car left the track, and the locomotive detached after sparking a pile of wreckage. Most victims are Rochester residents and none were fatally hurt. District Attorney Cook was blocked from inspecting the scene by railroad officials. Sheriff Avond accompanied him as wreckage was reorganized and ties were moved to clear the tracks.
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