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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1913
Page
1
A garbled text notes a third jury case concerning Dr Hyde with accusations of impropriety and references to Lamont, Piosectimes, and Puylictan. The readable fragments imply a court proceeding and name mentions without clear dates or outcomes.
The March 43 Port article describes the Hyde murder trial of Dr Hyde and Frances Swope, with jurors, witnesses, and the defendant’s behavior. Prosecution accuses hyde, defense argues to spare life. The courtroom buzzes as closing arguments loom.
Washington March 1 President began today his campaign for the support of progressive Republicans in the new Congress. He will confer with Senator Ta Mollette at the White House tomorrow night to discuss conservation measures and other progressive legislation. The conference will include Senator Ja Follatie and other Republican progressive senators Bristow, Polydexter, Nore riz, and Gronna.
In Selden, two Finnish miners Lehto and Erkkila were killed by a blast in the 2400-foot drift area of the mine. After the explosion, rescuers found bodies along the drift, with Lehto and Erkkila believed to have entered the area earlier. Deputy state officials investigated the scene, noting possible shear or air blast causes, while families in Finland and local operators awaited further details.
The article reports Arthur W. Hadley of Yale arriving at a summer ranch home of ELM Pratt with his wife and Pratt, near Noir, on a day described as turbulent. It mentions the Stanford Of Company and a relative, Mr. Pratt, as part of the entourage.
Washington March lays out a plan to widen postmaster appointments under Taft rules. Democratic leaders say the effort could make thousands of postmasters eligible for merit orders, boosting Democrats if the president approves or limits the move to advantage Republicans.
An OCR fragment describes a delegation from Montana presenting gifts to a tribal chief. A ceremony includes pipe handing, oration, and the acknowledgment of Secretary Lane as a guest. Notes mention leaders Curley Bows and a commissioner, with references to Beavers and Indiana connections.
President Warwick sent five nominations to the Senate on March 2. Nominees include John Skelton Williams of Kirkin Virginia as assistant secretary of the Treasury, Franklin D. Tisesevele of Sew York as assistant secretary of the Treasury, Beverly T. Gableway of Illinois as assistant secretary of agriculture, Rawin Po Sweet of Shamt Rapids Michigan as assistant secretary and car meroes, James Ay Rugertoth of New forgey as purchasing agent of the Post Office department. All were referred to committees.
Washington dispatch reports Democratic forces gain control of the Senate, setting a new central strategic leadership. The move reorganizes committees and elevates Senator Siti mons to chair naval affairs, with Republicans resisting leadership changes as Senator Claris Ot Arkansas is named president pro tempore and other officers are selected. The story notes ongoing power shifts and future committee chair confirmations.
Concord March 13 The result shows Illinois as the only state holding out for a Democratic candidate in a Senate election. Jeccy W Mjallis, a Democrat, was seated today after a long vote recount and party negotiations. The new senator is described as a youthful graduate with strong ties to Governor support.
A scrambled report from Springivild notes a political contest between Progressive and Republican candidates in the tenth district. It mentions an election, a short term seat, and the impact of the race on broader party strategy, with references to Sherman and a strong push against a current policy amid uncertain dates.
reports from Nogales on March 16 describe a battle as Mexican forces retreat and surrender to American troops after a two hour clash. Casualties are reported on both sides with several wounded and American losses minimal. General Obregon and Colonel Wilder coordinated commands as fighting continued near the border town.
Renatore Myers and Walsh joined in amending the appointment of Appleton of Livingston to the Bozeman register of deeds office. Nominations for the vacancy had been delayed as Senate public lands committee, controlled by Republicans, sought Democratic support before a final vote. The Senate reorganized, with reports indicating action to come in the next session.
Washington March 1 The War Department says it is in close touch with the border situation near Nogales and issued instructions to General Bliss granting discretionary authority to act if American lives are endangered by firing from both sides. The policy aims to avoid provoking incidents while confirming commands and avoiding broad new orders beyond General Bliss decisions on the border.
Roosevelt addresses a crowded Metropole opera house urging strong party organization to reform society and advance freedom and democracy. He emphasizes practical realism, the need for a durable party structure, and mobilizing public opinion to push action.
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