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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1913
Page
8
Fragmentary notes mention legislation on wool tariffs and women’s dress, with stray capitalized terms and scattered phrases. Reading suggests an editorial or legislative discussion about textile duties and attire, but the readable content is incomplete and garbled.
Democrats on the Ways and Means Committee adjourned discussions on a broad income tax plan aimed at raising revenue. The plan envisions a tax perhaps 1 percent on income above $5,000 with possible adjustments. details hinge on final revenue estimates from 14 schedules. The panel considers retention of luxury taxes on tobaccos spirits and wines, and major reductions or exemptions on textiles, cottons, and other goods.
Cleveland civil service committee reports it found Pred Kohler chief of police guilty of gross immorality and improper conduct. Charges stem from visits to Mrs May Schearer home on February May and June while her husband away. Kohler 49, 24 years in department, 16 as chief. Trial held last week.
A proposed bill outlines a government commission to regulate women's clothing. It would set age and marital limits for commissioners, require a minister on the panel, and permit rules on design, fabric, and display in stores. Penalties include fines for violations of enforced modesty standards.
Washington March 1 The effort to prevent Porter Charlton from being extradited to Italy faced a Supreme Court hearing with oral arguments likely the last of April Charlton's lawyers challenge U S authority under treaty or statute to transfer an American citizen for trial abroad They argue Italy's failure to demand extradition within four days and question the insanity defense to the extradition claim asserting issues of legality and jurisdiction in the New Jersey court.
Dr. Friedrich Friedmann declares he will treat all tuberculosis sufferers at no charge, challenging city authorities. At Bellevue hospital a clinic treated 12 advanced cases while hundreds awaited aid. many cannot enter city hospitals. Officials note the Berlin physician will hold free weekly clinics starting Tuesday and will continue examinations, aiming to help patients rich or poor.
Beverly T. L. Galloway was sworn in as assistant secretary of culture hours after Senate confirmation. The ceremony occurred today with Galloway taking the oath and assuming duties promptly.
A fragmentary report notes a small group inspecting the exterior of Senator Clark's residence. The scene occurs near a grand salon area, with minimal readable details about purpose or outcome.
Four witnesses testified at the Eaton inquest and the hearing was adjourned to tomorrow. An official said authorities believe Admiral Eaton did not die of natural causes due to visible injuries. Judge Killeen visited the police station and celebrated St Patrick's Day by releasing Irish inmates.
New York March 17 Eastern railroads boosted locomotive capacity by large margins while firemen saw only small wage increases. Expert Lauck testified for the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen detailing earnings, dividends, and inefficiencies across several Eastern roads. Wages and working conditions were discussed as arbitration looms with union leaders aiming for wage gains and better terms. Separately, Black Diamond plant workers at Crucible Steel, Pittsburgh, strike for higher wages while another section of the same company idled.
Texas reports a border clash as Carre's rebels attack a Mexican border town near Laredo. Twenty rebels and one federal die, with ferocious street fighting observed from dawn. Civilians volunteer aid while troops rush to reinforce both sides amid chaotic aftermath.
London dispatch cites the Morning Post calling Bryan s Washington speech “blazing indiscretion” as it touches on Irish Home Rule. In Chicago Bryan reiterates two years hence Ireland will push home rule with Lords bowing to the people, a global triumph for liberty.
New York March 17 John J Hartigan the patrolman convicted of penury is not likely to receive sentence tomorrow This statement comes from District Attorney Whitman who hopes Hartigan will turn against the system Whitman is prepared to recommend a light sentence if Hartigan furnishes information sought The probe includes testimony about a police fund raised to bribe George A Sipp to flee the state and a graft jurys indictment accusing Jack Sullivan of persuading a witness to leave the state six years ago Sullivan the King of the Newsboys faces trial under the same indictment as Becker and his gunmen who were sentenced to death for Rosenthal murder The new indictment rests on Rosie Hertz story a convicted disorderly resort keeper
Report describes Mexican President Huerta addressing Ambassador Wilson and minister Fram de la Barra, asserting authority over Mexican territory. Huerta claims the dispute should be resolved between Mexican officials, not the United States, referencing American claims from prior revolutions and issues with Champtel Hairy.
Saco Ariz March 17 Nearly two thousand troops are closing in tonight from the border opposite the town. After these, the defeat Saturday is expected when General Ojeda's 450 rurales engage. The report notes a tense border situation with advancing forces and looming combat near the town.
A disrupted special session of the Senate concluded amid chaotic proceedings. Delegates and a Democratic caucus faced delays as a complete rearrangement of leadership was contemplated, with reports of a one call at the White House and awaiting presidential input.
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