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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1913
Page
9
Fragmentary notes mention names such as Jewell, Mavis, Pope, Stevens, and Cutts connected to a House dispute over propositions. Text indicates a fight or altercation with someone excused after involvement. Details are unclear due to damaged OCR.
The house judiciary committee approved two bills on evidence of false pretenses and forcible entry and detainer while rejecting several others including mortgage, cemetery, insurance, and licensing measures. All favorable reports were adopted as the legislative moves continue amid committee debates on districting, tax, and state apparatus funding.
The house and senate debated amendments on voting registration and literacy, advanced a state tax commission bill, and passed numerous measures including rail claims, education funding, and infrastructure. A senate memorial urged transferring the abandoned Fort Harrison post to Montana for state use, while anti-cigarette legislation faced a rocky path.
A historical note describes extracting active plant principles from fresh plants using a method by Perrot that preserves alkaloids and glucosides in their natural complex forms. The approach contrasts with dried plant processes and claims higher suitability and preservation of active constituents.
The passage details extracting active compounds from dried plant material using alcohol to create a tincture, then evaporating the solvent in vacuo. The extract is refined by removing fatty matter and wax, and finally processed by a cold method to render it water soluble.
Carpenters begin work today on reconstructing St. Lawrence's school Walkerville damaged by fire January 9. Clearing debris was completed yesterday after two weeks of work. Several months needed to ready the building for classes now held in a vacant store Hibernia hall and the parish house.
Sixty six sailors die when the torpedo boat S 178 is rammed by the cruiser Yorck in the North Sea during maneuvers. The vessel sinks immediately, the commander and first officer are lost, the surgeon and several crew members are saved, and rescue boats join the fleet in searchlights.
Richmond dispatch reports Floyd Allen and son Claude Swanson Allen await death by electric chair after the Tilville courthouse shooting. Governor to issue a formal statement soon, with no clear action on a pending petition for mutation.
Caucus action shows unity with President Wilson as western states form a joint unit. Hammond of Minnesota elected president and Stout of Montana secretary. Resolutions demand fair committee distribution and recognition of the newer members amid complaints of senior members monopolizing assignments.
Washington march 5 to senate caucus to choose a new leader senator John W Kern Indiana received no opposition for the democratic chairmanship. retiring leader senator martin of virginia glad to lay down the responsibility. republican caucus named senator Gallinger of New Hampshire as their floor leader and chairman with committees on committee assignments.
John G. Brown of Helena is in Butte on legal business while Rev. Leslia Putman of Clancy spent yesterday in the city. Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Chelstenson depart for Springfield Nebraska. Frank J. Edwards, former Helena mayor, is a business visitor and plans to stay through Saturday. Note: oil press and soap making details appear amid scattered notes.
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