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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1913
Page
1
A distressed account follows a young woman born to wealth who, after parental death, is drawn into factory work and a predatory labor market. She describes encounters with coercion and abuse in a department store and show setting, seeking money and security but facing exploitation and arrest.
March 11 reports from London papers on the European crisis and the king's speech opening Parliament. The press expresses dismay at the government’s stated defensive policy and contemplates Britain’s possible response to growing continental tensions.
A long running graft inquiry uncovers allegations against prominent figures, detailing corrupt payments and cover ups. Witnesses including Mrs. Horley and former officers are slated to testify before a grand jury as prosecutors prepare further indictments and supplementary evidence.
Montana figures push for Western delegation to back a large Indian appropriation bill. Talks with President Wilson and officials discuss irrigation projects on Montana reservations, Headway on the Flathead Indian bridge and Endowment. Evans optimistic for higher funds to advance water works and land improvements.
A damaged fragment notes Harriet Tubman’s life and the Underground Railroad, mentioning her leadership in aiding enslaved people to Canada. It references Secretary Seward and claims Tubman helped many escape, with details blurred by OCR errors.
Mrs. Mary Rapp of Nuperville and Dydta Lemke of Telsin gird are accused in a swindling case where fortune tellers and stock brokers allegedly deceived victims. Rapp reportedly lost $100 and Lemke $170 as part of a broader pattern affecting many with similar tactics.
The March reports from the Express describe the drowning of Warren Se, with details of the incident and a note on the search or rescue efforts continuing. Nearby authorities and responders are referenced in connection with the event.
Units under General Ojeda and General Doreen report forceful withdrawal from Agua Prieta amid clashes with rebels. About 175 federal troops evacuated Nacozari and Agua Prieta regions after a night of fighting, with rebels overrunning garrisons and skirmishes continuing near the border.
A chaotic procession of suffragists in London confronted police near the palace, with five women leading a protest through Browning Park. Placards demanded votes for women as authorities sought to restrain the demonstration, amid accusations of violence and demands for constitutional reform.
Chicago readers hear a long query about a man’s hunger and the community’s response. Pastor Phedahyston Myers and local leaders discuss the motives behind need, the failures of wages and housing, and how charity and church guidance address hardship. The piece notes a tense public dialogue and a call for accountability from employers and officials.
In ML Jtaso Texas maralide capt Heintien Kowie of the Mirteenth cavalry was shot through the shoulder by private Carl Campbell of the thirteenth laday. Campbell killed himself at Yeleta after a campmate joined the pursuit. Reports say Stephanie Bowle reprimanded the private before the shot.
A San Francisco burglar, identified as Glenn, was wounded Saturday during a confrontation with citizens and police. He confessed to committing more than 30 burglaries in Chicago and other cities, with jewelry valued around $30,000 found in his hotel room.
Reported blast today wrecked the town of Irvine in Ayre shire with hundreds injured and many buildings churches and homes destroyed. An immense column of smoke rose as three distinct explosions occurred, leaving inhabitants in mourning and crowding streets amid devastation.
King Georgie returns to open the third session in ceremonial fashion before the peers. The scene centers on the royal address and the response to the nation’s affection for the widowed Queen Mother as the session begins.
Princess Vourlewsky of Paris widow of Czar Alexander I seeks court order to recover funds from lawyer directing Victor Bl Carts. She claims he retained 440 as fee, asserting totals of 22 500 and 1 000 alleged. The princess is six years old and was wed to Alexander I in a morganatic union.
The document reviews Governor Stewarts March 10 veto message on a bill creating the county of Lay and redrawing Elina and Valles boundaries. It analyzes constitutional questions over legislative authority, court potential review, and the influence of county division interests on legislation, concluding the veto rested on multiple substantial grounds and political maneuvering. The narrative mentions opposition, attorneys general opinions, and the interplay of regional interests and constitutional constraints.
Clarence Walker released from San Quentin returned to Gramerynte Idaho and opened fire at the Beck home after Helen Beck rejected him. He wounded William Brown and Mrs Sophia Beck then shot himself, missing bystander as Miss Beck suffered a chest wound. Walker had been a four year prisoner in California.
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