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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1913
Page
6
The article reports that the majority has taken a firm stance while authorities investigate the Palestine Liberation Organization. The piece references a cow matter and a financial trust dispute with officials noting no funds exist.
A House committee report warns of a money trust in New York finance linking J P Morgan Co First National National City Bank and other banks. It outlines four groups controlling vast resources through interlocking directorates and cross holdings and calls for stricter regulation of banks and clearinghouses.
A blaze at the Dewey hotel in Omaha, Nebraska, early today left a rising death toll as flames raged through the old structure. Firefighters recovered four bodies, with estimates of victims fluctuating up to 73, many guests believed trapped as the building collapsed into its basement.
Washington February 28 The Webb liquor bill banning shipments to dry states was repassed over President Taft in the Senate within hours of his veto. The large 62 to 31 vote sent the measure back to the House with support from Webb and allies. Debate touched constitutional questions as supporters argued the bill does not impede interstate commerce while opponents urged caution pending attorney general arguments.
West Virginia Supreme Court of Appeals Presiding Judge George Patten Berger announced the ruling denying habeas corpus petitions. The court held the insurrection exists due to miners' strike in Kanawha coal district and allowed transfer of labor leaders from military custody to state jurisdiction.
Fragmentary notes show a committee split over compensation terms with one side backing a minimal, one opposing compromise. The Senate leaders, Murphy and Byrne, push for a broader act but remain divided as talks stall the House and Senate gatherings.
The House moved to consider senate bills on Lovelace’s motion and Wibaux county measures after a lengthy debate. The body noted an implied contract from day thirty seven to address county issues once platform measures were settled, while Crull invoked Bryan in a campaign book moment. Several members opposed new counties but supported giving the measures a chance.
A handsome photogravure showcasing President Wilson, Mrs. Wilson, and their three daughters will appear in the Sunday Standard. The image, taken last summer on the Sea Girl home lawn, is the best portrait of the family yet printed.
Gen Rosalie Jones and her suffrage army marched into the capital to cheering crowds along Pennsylvania Avenue. Police struggled to clear the way as the 23 mile hike drew tumultuous applause and tempers flared. The group reached suffrage headquarters where they rested and briefed, with later assurances that a meeting with the president would be sought after.
Washington February 28 Thomas T Marshall of Indiana prepares to become vice president next Tuesday. He arrives from Trenton with Mrs Marshall and is greeted by Senator Kern and Representative Lincoln Dixon. The Wilson administration plans to announce a cabinet soon and reserve ten senate seats for cabinet members and ten gallery seats for their wives during the inauguration.
Alvaiy Feb thirty announce Fifteen textile workers at Lit charged with assault were indicted on perjured testimony claims by John J. Kenney Albany based officer who says he testified falsely before the grand jury and later seeks to tell the truth. The Falls riot witness says others followed written instructions from police. Trial set for next week.
Washington reports the Senate approved two battleships in the naval appropriation bill after debate on a House limit of one. The naval committee's two-battleship amendment passed 14 to , while a three-ship plan from Senator Branddeg?re was defeated 2 to 18.
A New York inquiry into Thaw scandal expands as Alfred Heney testimony links Horace A. Hoffman and Clark to improper actions. Hoffman claimed 25 000 was offered by Anhut to influence Thaw’s case while no money reached the governor’s camp. District attorney and New York Bar Association weigh grand jury testimony and professional conduct questions regarding Nim Thaw release efforts.
Senator Myers returns to the senate and introduces an amendment to the Corbett tunnel and Shoshone irrigation project accounts. He seeks a larger appropriation than proposed by Secretary Pishe though deemed adequate with last session’s $6.00 allocation. Warren Wyoming chair promises cooperation with Senator Byers to pass the amendment while other senators arrive and speak.
President Huerta vows to use all lawful measures to quell rebel bands across Sonora Durango and Chihuahua as Carranza forces threaten, while exiled leaders and refugees shape a tense move toward peace. Officials release captured Mexican refugees and grant safe conduct for a high level conference in San Antonio.
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