25 Jun 1914
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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1914
Page
1
In Capital City visitors, the Eagles play a lively game amid crowd energy. The event showcases team spirit and local enthusiasm as fans await the Mor gy win or outcome.
A Montana convention faced tense debate on a nationwide prohibition plan. Officers and committees were named as talks focused on the election agenda and constitutional changes. The event drew attendees from Helena and Great Falls with notable discussions on finance and leadership.
A garbled report notes Charles Joyer commanding the Sunbost Fantion, transitioning to the navy department tonight. Alleniral Barger's communication emphasizes safety for foreign residents in the city of 'wiex pan, amid ongoing security concerns and policy discussions.
Fragmented dispatches describe alleged sniping by American units near Vera Cruz and rumors of diplomatic moves toward Mexico City. General Carranza announces new military leadership including General Manus Dieguez as he consolidates command amid rising tensions. June 24.
Fragmentary OCR lists scattered items such as sports, politics, and notices with names like Spokane and Butte. It mentions storms, conventions, market reports, and telegraphic news but contains broken phrases and unclear facts.
Charles H. Moyer, president of the Western Federation of Miners, met with Governor Stewart, Senator Walsh, and officials in Helena to lay out the Bulle situation. He declined to issue direct recommendations but suggested authorities decide the next steps, while Walsh said he would report to President Wilson about the Colorado crisis.
A historic miners union hall, rebuilt in 1887 after a collapse, faced demolition after a flood of financial and political struggles. The wreckage revealed a long battle over funding, ownership, and the community’s efforts to reestablish a meeting place for miners.
Governor Stewart replies to Butte Mine Workers President Mackie McDonald and union leaders in Helena. He offers support for peaceful resolution and invites talks to ease faction tensions in Butte district. Trade union figures express desire to avoid conflict and seek cooperative planning.
The blast damage estimates range around sixty thousand dollars. Windows shattered across Main Street and Granite, with many storefronts and offices reporting extensive losses. Emergency crews cleared debris as investigators assessed the peculiar blast patterns and the impact on local businesses and residents.
Zacatecas, central México city, fell to Villa's northern division after hard fighting. Reports say 2200 killed or wounded overall, large ammo and arms captured, dramatic celebration in Juarez border area. Villa's commander confirms decisive advance signaling weakened Huerta forces and potential shift toward provisional government talks.
Reports describe a calm day following riots with President Moyer, Bert Rilisys, and others sought by rioters. Claimed loons closed and no major disorder reported. Police protection discussed amid fears of another dynamite blast and damage to Union bank sites.
Washington reports delay in establishing 86 Federal Reserve banks. The original Aug. 1 target has shifted. officials now expect the organizing act to occur no earlier than September. The delay affects the planned creation of the reserve system and related banking reforms.
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