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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1919
Page
9
Testimony centers on Keller inquest with witnesses describing facial scratches and blood stains on a car. Emma Pascoe and Ruby Pascoe recount moving details while police tie the case to the Rowe road house and a fatal night in Butte.
Reports describe a confrontation near a car where Ruby Pascoe reportedly jumped from the vehicle. A man named T claimed he could not explain her actions while bystanders pressed for answers. Witness Mrs Frank B Gardner testified about Pascoe's dress noting it was practical and barely worn before the day of her death.
New York June 27 Papers prepared by District Attorney Swann to extradite Harry K Thaw from Pennsylvania to New York for trial on an indictment charging assault on Frederick Gump of Kansas City years ago. Swann said he was informed Thaw had again left the Philadelphia sanitarium to visit his mother.
A late brief from the Associated Press reports rising unrest in Germany and cautious notes on famine among Spartacan factions amid a broader European strain. Paris notes the Council of Four granted permission for action while Washington records a unanimous Senate move to seek President Wilson’s policy on intervention and troop maintenance.
The San Francisco Labor Council rejects the International Workers Defense League plan for three five day general strikes beginning July 4 and seeks new Mooney trials. It states the league lacks AFL authority, warns against demoralizing the labor movement, and forwards ballots to affiliated unions to protest the action. Leaders William T. Bonser and John A. O’Connell sign.
A quiet starry reading suggests mild planetary influence may ease unrest and public debate while urging organized communities and practical plans. It foresees Jupiter aiding the United States and Neptune clarifying ideas for human welfare amid health and labor anxieties.
Paris dispatch reports a four-man council plans to urge the Dutch government to heighten vigilance over former Emperor William after the escape of the former crown prince and to increase watch at Ville-Lance. The move follows grave possible consequences and aims to prevent a wider incident.
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