Once More Harry Than Is On Trial Headline
A jury faces Harry Than in a murder trial over the White case. The courtroom proceedings resume as evidence and testimonies unfold.
09 Mar 1915
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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1915
Page
1
A jury faces Harry Than in a murder trial over the White case. The courtroom proceedings resume as evidence and testimonies unfold.
In New York March proceedings on the Thaw case establish a jury for his conspiracy to escape from Matteawan State Hospital for the Criminal Insane. Co defendants include Richard J. Butler Roger Thompson Michael O Keefe Eugene Duffy and Thomas Flood. Thaw greets his mother and sister then poses for photographers as jurors are seated. Thaw appears weightier and in good health despite the stress of the case.
The Queen Elizabeth and several other warships were struck by Turkish shells, with the Queen Elizabeth hit three times and others damaged in the engagement.
The British and French fleets push closer to Constantinople in a major Dardanelles assault. Turkish forts on the Asiatic side fall silent while Greek political turmoil follows Venizelos's resignation. British ships press the Gallipoli front at 21,000 yards, and news from Bucharest claims Abdul Hamid may return to power.
London dispatch reports at 7 65 p m Havre message to Lloyds announces the arrival of the steamer La Touraine at the port, noting its safe passage and destination.
Highlights from Today's Standard Pace report a shift toward Mexico policy, noting no honors of war for submarine crews, ships damaged by Turkish shells, and Dardanelles forts. It lists major items including battle line events, Dr. W. X. Sudduth’s death, state commissioners' limited power, and various state and national news cues.
London March 8 No belligerent government may requisition neutral cargo the prize court ruled over 1000 tons of copper from the United States to Gothenburg Sweden for the Swedish government. The registrar ordered release to Britain for war runs at Woolwich arsenal, but the court held the copper could not be disposed of until prize proceedings conclude. Berlin March last Saturday General von Ditfurth killed near Lomza Poland. he led the landwehr brigades and was a noted military writer.
Amsterdam reports via Telegraphin Belgium confirms Zeppelin L-8 was destroyed last Thursday after engine derangement. Airship collided with trees, cars smashed, 17 crew? killed or injured. dispatch notes loss amid Allied note of air raid activity.
Washington, March. The Supreme Court held it beyond state power to require railroads to carry one commodity at a loss or nominal profit even with overall profit. It voided North Dakota coal rate law on Northern Pacific and MP&StL rail, and West Virginia two cent passenger rate law on Norfolk & Western. Justice Hughes wrote the majority. Justice Pitney dissented.
Nome Alaska March Mrs Emma Dalquist proprietress of Safety road house two miles east of here vanished in a blizzard while driving a dog team en route to Nome. A large rescue effort including Scotty Allen Joe Sheldon and Eskimos on dog teams hunted the stormbound field. the storm sweeps toward the sea raising fears her team was blown off trail onto the Norton Sound ice field as ships pass Britain reports seven torpedoed out of 1318 arrivals and 1242 departures Feb 18 to Mar 3.
Dr W X Sudduth renowned alfalfa expert dies suddenly at a local hotel in Roundup after a brief illness. Born January 18 1858 in Springfield Illinois he studied medicine in Europe and led agricultural research in Montana and Pennsylvania. His Broadview ranch and experimental farm supported world renowned work. no funeral arrangements announced.
A 50 year old man Alexander Gordon died after falling from an eleventh story window at Broadway and Duane street New York investigators hold two engineers society members George Wallace and Oliver Houston as witnesses in a coroner inquiry. Police say witnesses heard scuffles and blows prior to the fall. Wallace says they tried to stop Gordon from harming himself.
Washington notified Mexico that if conditions for foreigners worsen and their interests are not safeguarded, the American government will take steps to secure protection. The note, read by ambassadors, signals possible naval action from Guantanamo to Vera Cruz and a reassessment of Carranza's administration amid rising foreign unrest in Mexico City and ports.
Twelve jurors are selected in Indianapolis in the United States district court to try Don M. Roberts, mayor of Terre Haute, and 27 others on charges of conspiring to defraud the federal government by corrupting the November 3, 1914 election. District Attorney Frank C. Dally notes 126 indicted, 116 arrested, with 28 pleads of not guilty.
New indictment charges four Democratic workers in the First ward after a March primary alleged vote buying. Named defendants include election judge Dan Evans precinct chair Emanuel Sommers and precinct workers Ben Barnett and John Marshall.
Berlin reports a notable easing of tension between Austria and Italy, attributed to direct negotiations following Austrian overtures. The update, via diplomatic quarters in London, notes the shift as of March late evening.
London reports the admiralty will not grant honors of war to captured German submarine crews. Twenty nine officers and crew of U-8 face special restrictions until peace. Some demand they be tried for murder. policy delays until post war.
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