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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1913
Page
7
A violent incident left Janina wounded after a fierce assault on Sunday. Authorities investigated the attack as they sought suspects and clarified motives while providing aid to the victim.
Athens reports a decisive Greek victory as the Turkish fortress of Janina, garrisoned by about 32,900 men, surrenders after a two day and night bombardment. Greek artillery, including heavy howitzers, silences Turkish batteries and drives them from key positions, with 159 Ottoman guns distributed around Epirus.
Ryan was reelected leader of the International Association of Bridge and Structural Iron Workers at a closed session in Indianapolis. Officers elected include Harry Jones secretary, James E. Clary acting secretary treasurer, and P. J. Morrin as second vice president. A $50,000 fund was approved to aid families of those convicted in the dynamite conspiracy trials, with further funds to be raised if needed for possible new trials.
Springfield March 6. Acting Gov. Barrett O Hara urged co operation of governors and legislators to combat white slavery after stating thousands of women in the state receive only five dollars wages. He cited Illinois rings and interstate trafficking and proposed state commissions to root out the trade, noting letters from employed women and employers craving a fair living wage.
Senate hearing hears accounts of police indifference as crowd surged during last week's suffrage march. Women leaders recount harassment by men and boys, with laughter from officers and minimal effort to shield marchers. Witnesses including Julia Lathrop and Miss Upton urge stronger protection and accountability.
Governor Stewart sent nominations to the senate appointing Dr J M nd as superintendent and Dr J E Ragndale as assistant superintendent of the insane asylum in Helena, with officials confirmed tonight in a special dispatch to the Standard.
In Los Angeles on March 6 the Darrow bribery trial moved toward verdict as jurors, exhausted after long closing arguments by Ford, requested a recess before resuming at 7 pm. Ford pressed links between Darrow, Bain, and Lockwood, while defense counsel challenged motive and conspiracy. Readers noted emotional reactions from several women in court as the case stretched toward Page Eight.
York reports Dr. rich I. Friedmann conducts a treatment demonstration with three selected tuberculosis patients at a city hospital. Berlin physicians and local hospital staff observe while the Berlin doctor claims potential cures and plans further observation and reporting.
Floyd Allen and his son Claude Swanson Allen, leaders of the Carroll County outlaw group, were ordered to be hanged in the state penitentiary for their roles in the Hillsville murder. Governor Mann refused to commute the sentence to life imprisonment, granting a three week respite after a prior delay. A separate report notes Yononarma, a destroyed arena, and multiple business buildings including the stock exchange, with no foreign buildings damaged.
Helena dispatch reports the Thirteenth legislature adjourned after a daylong filibuster on compensation legislation. The House blocked an extra session by opposing the Cutts compromise, while the Senate refused to concur. Many meritorious measures died as the session closed without a compensation bill. Governor Stewart urged against delaying tactics.
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