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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1914
Page
7
Scars of battle relief efforts aid residents of Zacatecas and Salem touched by conflict. Government and aid groups redirect resources to shelter, food, and medical care for those who lost homes and livelihoods.
Salem mass relief measures accelerate after yesterday’s citywide fire left about 18000 homeless. 3500 depend on shelters 4500 seek food as mills and Naumkeag plant losses top 5,500,000 with 4000 newly unemployed. Red Cross and state militia coordinate aid while rehabilitation work begins.
A fragmented local item notes assistance efforts for homeless residents amid a citywide discussion. The piece references community groups and a reporting by Williams. It mentions political tensions and public concern over social issues in the area.
A week of scorching heat peaked with a 101 degree reading atop a building and 108 at street level in St Louis, while Montgomery reports heat records with a 100 degree thermometer reading. Twenty one people prostrated and three died as rest homes and eateries report heat stress and illnesses.
Washington reports Japan protests against the alien land law surface again as Tokyo and Washington trade notes. Japan seeks a reply to its latest note after abandoning treaty negotiations on property rights for its subjects. A key point suggests a possible new era in U S history with implied reciprocity limits affecting Californians and their rights to own land in Japan.
Missoula June 6 Rodak Bales laborer killed and three others injured in a Chicago Milwaukee St Paul train accident just east of Falk Idaho. A work train backing through a tunnel struck a handcar with laborers. Bales brother among the injured. caboose derailed and rolled down a embankment. Bodies were taken to St Maries Idaho.
A cloud burst at Lanesboro Minnesota converts the village of 1000 into a six foot flood. Railway service is abandoned and telegraph lines are down leaving rescuers to travel by boat with no reported loss of life. Mandan North Dakota floods inundate the downtown on the Missouri river bed with waist deep water in the main street. Businesses and shoppers are marooned as phone lines fail and crop damage and farm buildings are feared along the river channel.
Announcement from Helena management states the Helena Automat service will discontinue July 1 due to a shrinking subscriber base. The move follows a reduced number of customers in Helena and Paint area, with businessmen noting the decision to end operations.
Athens June 2 American minister to Greece Mr Williams filed a vivid Albania report. He calls conditions anarchic and the regime impracticable due to rivalries and factionalism. He endorses creating a new local government and condemns the Durazzo epochal scandal of triarchy incompetency and murder.
Washington on June 28 191? senators vow to press ahead with trust legislation and oppose propaganda seeking adjournment The Mississippi Democrat William Williams says Democrats will stay to confront tariff currency and money trust threats and to curb industrial exploitation under Wilsons leadership.
Vallejo California June The old frigate Independence formerly a flagship of five American navy commanders will be sold to the highest bidder and moved from Mare Island navy yard for the first time. Efforts to preserve her failed. The vessel served in the Mexican and Civil War era and later became a guard ship at San Francisco.
Quebec June 26. During the wreck commission hearing, Butler Aspinall KC charged that the Storstad disaster on May 29 caused 2014 deaths. He named Third Officer Saxe as pivotal, saying he moved the wheel from the helmsman and steered it apart, a claim disputed by Saxe's defense.
In Helena, June 36, Western Federation of Miners leader Moyer advocated state or national protection to restore order in Butte. He implied troops could enable miners to resume work, estimated 5,000 federation members in the region, and noted vigilante precautions amid rioting reports. Authorities guarded streets as talks and telegrams to Wilson and Senator Myers circulated.
Washington reports that President Wilson will not act immediately on Governor Stewart of Montana asking for federal troops from Fort Vancouver to Fort Missoula to quell potential trouble near Butte. The president has not referred the matter to the War Department and will decide after cabinet consideration. Senator Myers warned outbreaks could escalate, noting no federal troops are present in Montana and swift troop arrival would be unlikely.
An announcement that Charles H. Moyer would come to Great Falls to address a mass meeting called by the union this evening drew a large crowd to Doswald's hall, but Mr Moyer did not materialize and the event was left unresolved.
In Butte yesterday the labor scene remained calm as Western Federation of Miners planned to reopen, though officials were absent and headquarters未 established. A dynamited building on the street attracted crowds, while new union officers on South Main Avenue enrolled members. receipts for dues were issued and pass books promised in about 10 days. Continuous meetings emphasized readiness, with continued coverage promised on Page Twelve.
The Sunday Standard highlights T P O’Connor on Liberal military reform plans. It notes the centenary of the American navy and surveys trends in American character. The issue teases features on life, sport, theater, and social topics with cartoons and human interest stories.
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