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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1914
Page
1
In Butte two miner factions clash amid divided leadership and local tensions. Officials report strife between the Sher and Union camps as community members seek stability and continued operations.
President Moyer and Western Federation officials plan a pivotal meeting amid factional strife at the Butte Miners’ union. Leaders insist the Western Federation oversees miners and seek a full investigation into recent unrest, while seating and attendance rules are debated.
In Today’s Standard Fage, local races are unsettled with candidates chosen and regional events moving forward. Reports cover protests, resignations, legal matters, and forthcoming meetings across Colorado and Amaconda, including sports, economy, and community notes.
In Guirdendaie Washington a sheep and cattle dispute erupts into deadly and injurious clashes. Sheriff's posse conducts searches while leaders claim escalating acts threaten the range. Rivalry over grazing rights fuels the unrest as authorities seek to quell the violence.
The House records a debate on a provision shielding labor unions and agricultural groups from anti trust prosecutions under a grant for enforcement. Representative Moore quoted Roosevelt and sparred with Bryan over striking the clause, amid arguments on exemptions and enforcement limits.
Columba Ohio June 22 storms tore through central Ohio causing property losses and power outages. A tornado struck Shelby county village Calney, destroying multiple buildings and cutting lines. Communications and telegraph lines were down and residents faced widespread disruption.
Informal mediation aims to end civil strife in Mexico with U S and Mexican delegates. Talks focus on international relations while internal matters rest with constitutionalist and Huerta factions. Possible outcome could include recognition terms and shaping the delegation lineup.
A former mayor of Copperfield, deposed after a dispute over saloon closures, was shot in an ambush as a feud with saloon keepers escalates. Sheril Rafidly leads a posse to capture suspects. Stewart’s allies accuse Governor West’s administration of improper actions amid anonymous accusations.
Percy V Pennybacker of Texas and national leader of the General Federation of Women's Clubs is reported in South Bend in nervous collapse at Mrs E G Eberhart’s home while preparing to address the Thirteenth District convention of the State Perscrutimn of Women’s Chile in the city tomorrow.
A 29 year old inmate Arthur Johnson was seriously injured when a fellow prisoner, Barentt, 3 years old in error, kicked him and allegedly assaulted others in the receiving cell at the city jail. Authorities report multiple victims with serious injuries and investigations are underway.
In Kansas heavy rains caused widespread flood damage destroying crops and isolating towns. Northeast rivers overflowed, Potter area reported 14 inches of rain, rail service disrupted across major lines including Santa Fe and Union Pacific, delaying normal travel and commerce.
In Rereyuille Arkansas on a Saturday a boy who killed a man after his father was killed was held for murder. He was released on his own recognizance and charged as the youngest defendant in the state. The elder Larkin had quarreled over a debt of 105 dollars.
Washington protests mark Turkish opposition to a proposed sale of two battleships to Greece. President Wilson urged restraint, saying the United States would avoid action that could inflame tensions. Debate in Congress centered on naval appropriations and the feasibility of a new battleship for Greece.
Aaron Skillings, a Marine Corps aspirant with extensive body art, is told to wait at the Spokane recruitment office. The tattoos cover his head to toe, featuring anchors, ships, eagles, stars, and names honoring his mother and father.
Grant's Pass Oregon June 3 The Rev W G Smith driven from Wolf Creek last Saturday was horsewhipped then police issued warrants for H C Fletcher T M Lamond and a third man all Wolf Creek men on charges of inciting to riot Officers planned arrests claiming the trio were ringleaders in the expulsion of the minister from the town.
A Montana diocese convention elected Doctor F Bev as coadjutor bishop to assist Bishop Teigh Richmond Brewer, with a unanimous vote. The process involved nominating Rev Frank Vateran and honoring longtime clergy. Brewer expressed approval, noting Bev’s capability to lead alongside him in the church’s growth.
Denver reports that Colorado National Guard officers consider resignations amid upheaval after Ludlow battle. Adjutant General John Chase denies organized movement to disband the guard while 14 officers seek commissions and 14 noncommissioned officers seek promotion. Court martial findings on Ludlow unrest likely go to Governor Ammons for action.
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