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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1913
Page
1
Report on Earnest Wonten addressing members of the federation and the crowd at the event. He answered questions on subtopics, clarified positions, and urged unity among participants in a brisk, focused session.
A lively meeting in Livingston features hostesses and clubwomen focused on federation aims and educational work rather than personal leadership. Mrs. David A. Dickson is praised for her address, with talk of possible candidates for federation president including Mrs. W. T. Perham. Plans discuss occasional training and a potential educational congress for girls.
Washington June 25 Free sugar in 181h and ces raw Wool now are approved by the democratic caucus of the senate after a two days fight. The sugar schedule passed the house and was ratified in the senate by a narrow margin. President Wilson had demanded no compromise on wool and sugar. Several senators opposed free sugar, while others supported it, with votes and reactions recorded as the measure moved toward final passage.
In a downtown Los Angeles office a money lender and owner was found slain, his wife discovering the body. A bloodied hatchet, a bloodstained machete-like weapon, and scattered jewelry suggested a sudden struggle. Police investigate a dispute and possible motive tied to missing jewelry and a ward on a Midien dollar.
President Wilson speaks with members of the bipartisan banking and currency committees at the White House. Democrats and Republicans review proposed legislation as the administration plans to introduce a bill in the Senate and House tomorrow by Senator Owen and Representative Glass.
A garbled account describes a three day vote in the upper chamber yielding a small party realignment. It mentions a coalition of Catto Hoy and Morients losing ground while socialists and Catholics are noted, with Twinsulatrys as a future expectation.
An official report says Bulgarians were defeated by Serbians after heavy fighting near Zicelove and Hatkovats in Macedonia. Serbs attacked positions at dawn, Bulgarian forces retreated leaving dead and wounded and abandoned seized property. The outcome may affect Russian arbitration and the Balkan political scene as ministers shift in Belgrade and St Petersburg.
The Standard reports a rising wave of resignations in San Peau and a session in Wigeton while tariff opposition grows. West Virginia miners face defeat as Hungarians suffer an early setback. A money lender is murdered in Ws of General snort Hows, and a Milwaukee railroad stock note appears. Additional items cover a lawyer’s testimony, mayoral harassment probe, fines for ring peddlers, streetcar crew changes, socialist election notes, market and financial briefs, classifieds, and death notices.
Chaplestan Vo June 25 miners in the New silver coal field are ordered to strike effective July 1. Fifteen thousand men are affected as agitation spreads to nearby Palet Creek and Cabin creeks. Officials of the United Mine Workers of America anticipate mass action and plan to distribute strike notices districtwide.
An invitation of work triggers legal action as Californians confront a dispute over labor terms. Authorities report a suit seeking remedies and clarification of employment obligations. The case centers on defined duties, compensation, and compliance with state labor laws.
Ottawa reports that eight people died and over twenty were injured when the Winnipeg express derailed on the Canadian Pacific Railway near Ottawa. The crowded coach cars plunged from the rails after the crash, with some victims drowned. The accident occurred about five miles from the city at the time noted, as dust and debris spread along the tracks.
Frederick Qourtland Penfield of Germantown Pennsylvania has been chosen to be ambassador to Austria. The Austrian government is being consulted on his acceptance. Penfield played a role in the Wilson campaign and has prior diplomatic service including United States representative general at London and consul general to Favors with minister resident rank from 1898 to 1887.
Washington July 25 The commerce court faced sharp opposition as lawmakers debated abolition. Representative Hrousaard of Louisiana urged hearings on ending the court while Speaker Clark called it useless and expensive. Representative Adamson of Georgia proposed a resolution declaring abolition a caucus aim and directing future jurisdiction changes. The measure passed by voice vote.
The Senate investigating committee heard testimony on alleged efforts to retain New York lawyer Lauterbach to influence congress against Union Pacific Southern Pacific dissolution plans. Robert Scott Lovett testified that some figures urged Lauterbach be hired to grease Washington wheels, while denying any proven corrupt methods.
New York report says Princess Wilma Lewett Parlaght sues James B Haggin for 35000 alleging a portrait of the mining magnate and horseman was to be paid at that price. Counsel claims Haggin insisted 25000 was the agreed sum, while the princess maintains 35000. The portrait hangs at Haggin’s residence.
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