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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1913
Page
21
Fragmentary OCR note references a meeting about Mabel being free from Fred and mentions a period and a place or event labeled Aport Pour Yeas. No clear dates or full names provided to confirm specifics.
Mabel Wood sues Fred B. Wood for divorce alleging four years of cruelty. They wed in Christmas 19 and have a 3 year old daughter. she seeks $0 monthly for herself and child and $160 for attorney fees while he earns about $300 monthly. Mary Patrick O’Mailk cited to appear in court over alimony concerns. Louis Ridley sues Elena Ridley on desertion grounds. Spokane marriage in 1907 notes desertion. no children. German prince Pitc her German’s wife dies after asylum stay and divorce for cruelty is reported.
Albany March 11 Gov William Sulzer demands the resignation of Col Joseph Scott superintendent of state prisons after Scott refused to quit. The friction arose when Beart declined to appoint Charles A to a warden post at Auburn prison. The Thaw charged the prison department and mentioned Sulzer without his authority. Scott's term expires April 17.
Gibraltar March 11 United States scout cruiser Salem on a voyage across the Atlantic to this port announced today that it set several world wireless records for consistent and reliable daytime and nighttime communication. The ship tested government wireless to Arlington Virginia, sending complete day messages from up to 1300 miles and receiving from over 4000 miles, with longer night ranges. The Salem will depart tomorrow on its return trip.
In Utica on March 11, a one-year-old girl named Mary Schosser was shot in the right leg, and two strikers were injured as striking stove makers clashed with strikebreakers. Foreman Engle of Morse works was seriously hurt in a separate clash. Three strikers were arrested as tensions rise and city police patrol the affected areas.
New York March 11 news notes St Patricks Day and Holiday will supplement Home tell for Ireland as a slogan for the St Patrick s day celebration. Michael Carolan of the Ancient Order of Hibernia says a bill may reduce the day as a holiday and organizers will push efforts to attract attention to the event this year.
Portland Maine dispatch reports Rear Admiral Robert E Peary will fly from New York to Rome next Saturday where he will be presented with a medal by the Royal Geographical Society in recognition of the discovery of the north pole.
Airs R L Lee of Deer Lodge visited Butte friends yesterday. Mrs Margaret Franklin of Divide is guest of Mr and Mrs J Bates of 517 South Wyoming street. State Senate passed a bill to prohibit carrying or displaying red flags at public occasions, sent to Governor for action. Cerro Potosi in Bolivia is a conical mountain near Potosi rich in silver and tin ore, mined for 30 years with value up to 4,000,000,000 dollars, water power fed mines, built by early Spanish engineers between 1546 and 1699.
Courts may decide whether a candidate may withdraw from a party ticket and run on a citizens ticket before lists close. Sullivan and Mulholland seek to switch from Democrat to citizens ticket for alderman races, while city officials argue petitions are binding. The dispute also touches gender rights and the broader battle to keep socialists out of office.
Washington March 11 John Wanamaker the Philadelphia and New York merchant has paid to the government 100000 to settle sums the treasury says were defrauded during the last 15 years through the practice of passing samples of merchandise at free value by customs examiners in Philadelphia The settlement covers the entire period involved and Wanamaker cooperated with treasury officials to reach the estimate as no intent to defraud was shown.
County officials report the election proceeds must follow existing law until the governor acts on the new school code. Trustees Holland Henderson terms end this year with three-year posts for successors. Fire drills in schools are to be enforced weekly with maintenance of exits. Repairs to Harrison Jefferson and Sherman schools noted. Financials show February debits and credits totaling several amounts, with March building funds and tax rebates recorded.
A jumble of trivia questions and answers covers voting rights for soldiers, ship sizes for the Imperator and related topics, definitions of great powers, fire in Chicago, Hearst papers, Jumbo the elephant, the term continental dam, anthracite coal usage, human body facts, homestead laws, coin values, Panama Canal laborers, White House history, and boxing records. The piece preserves a period tone with varied factual snippets and dates.
Far Dispatch to the Standard reports nominations for the Great Falls land office. Robert M. Sutherlin is nominated for register and Thomas, carbally gelver, for deputy. Nominations referred to public lands committee and likely to be confirmed at the next Senate executive session. Four men arrested by detectives on suspicion of open books at Juaren. names include Ih, trieh, John Smith G, and Doe Jack Jones with $19 bonds secured.
In Columbia on March 11, Governor Blease declares he will take over the Police Department and place the city under martial law if order fails. Clashes with Chief Cathcart escalate after arrests tied to violations of city speech laws, with prior incidents and threats lingering.
Salt Lake City reports a debate on a minimum wage bill in Utah as legislators weigh a policy requiring men and women to be paid at least a set daily rate and after a year’s service a higher rate. The measure, if approved, would become law despite opposition.
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