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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1913
Page
8
Palmer coordinates efforts to deliver support for leading House Democrats in a bid shaping congressional strategy and party unity. He mobilizes volunteers, leveraging networks to bolster the opposition’s legislative agenda and public messaging.
June senate inquiry heard Mitchel Palmer reveal attempts by an unnamed man to create a NY finance circle impression that Speaker Clark and Democratic leaders could be swayed on legislation. Lauterbach denied claims of Washington influence while recounting phone conversations with a New York attorney Ledyard alleging such influence.
Special Dispatch from Washington reports Senator Myers favorably rec3orting the committee on public lands approved the nominations of Thomas R. Jones as register and Edward C. Hargardine as receiver of the Glasgow land office. Late delays stemmed from Secretary Lane objections and a contentious initial inquiry. Myers pressed for a second, broader probe and early confirmations followed last Saturday.
Reynolds 1s goal dominates in-house leadership race as party caucus maneuvers for support. Key figures and regional offices cited as candidates press for votes, with unresolved alliances shaping the intraparty contest.
Representative Mann of Illinois assailed Attorney General Meader for delaying white slavery cases in San Francisco and criticized Commissioner Caminetti. He accused the White House and Justice Department of hypocrisy and urged removing officials who directed the postponement while noting the need for the trial to proceed with investigators familiar with the case.
Governor Penguiera of Sonora reports that forces under Ojeda Baron and Garcia were routed by Alvarado Hill units near Santa Rosalia. 30 artillery pieces abandoned. wounded and prisoners fell into opposing hands. Pursuit by Alvarado cavalry and Ochao infantry aims to prevent entry into Guayman.
La Crosse Wis June ceremony tied Emma Gund daughter of Henry Gund a long time millionaire to Albert Foward Plats of Billings Montana in a single nuptial event witnessed by local society figures and families.
Civil war veterans in blue and gray gathered at the Adams County court house for a battleground anniversary events. Commander Alfred Beers spoke as the Fifteenth United States Cavalry arrived to patrol the site and guard the monuments amid rain and preparations for the state encampment week.
Cardiff report says Mrs Mackworth wife of Captain Humphrey Mack worth of the Royal Guards and daughter of David Alfred Thomas the coal magnate was arrested at her residence and driven by her own car to Newport police station on a charge of setting fire to a pillar box. After four hours in a cell she was released on bail supplied by her husband.
President Wilson has chosen court to serve as ambassador to Germany. The announcement appears in the nation’s diplomatic postings with more details continued on page T.
Mrs. Tyler Thompson leads the state federation of women’s clubs in a remarkable feature by Congressman Palmer. Opposition reacts to the exact care currency measure. Diplomatic offices filed. Gettysburg gathering noted. Rain delays ball game. Pony entries listed from fourteen states. Classified ads include Golabers cartoon. Deer Lodge fair plans, Fourth of July committee activity, and guardian accounts highlight local notices.
Washington dispatch reports the currency bill introduced in the Senate by Senator Owen and in the House by Representative Glass, facing doubtful passage amid proposed amendments and financial restructuring. The measure would create a seven member board, retire old notes, issue new notes with government bonds, and fund changes through added reserve notes. Chairmen Glass moves to expedite, with printing of 38,000 copies and $6,000 allocated for staff.
Livingston dispatch reports Missoula leader Mrs. Tyler Thompson chosen to head the Montana State Federation of Women's Clubs after a peaceful convention. Support from suffragists caused expectation but the meeting proceeded smoothly with Thompson praised for long service and community work.
At Livingston on June 28 delegates gathered for a state federation women’s convention. The opening program in the Congregational church featured music by Mrs. Moore of Missoula and piano by Miss Geer. Wiley Mountjoy discussed child protection and home placement, sparking talks on child labor in Montana. Delegates from Laurel, Helena, Boseman and other towns planned steps for reforms and a state federation cottage project.
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