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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1913
Page
1
A forthcoming report on Friedmann Semom notes value decisions to be resolved next month. Key figures Hib Erasta and Noy Yo Tesdy are mentioned in the context of the ongoing process.
Washington March health service officials announce a thorough investigation of Dr. Friedmann's claimed tuberculosis cure. The inquiry, led by Surgeon General and other officers, will include laboratory culture checks and in situ tests to assess the treatment's efficacy, with results expected after a month.
King Nicholas of Montenegro replied to Austro-Hungarian demands in the Beutar bombardment case. The note is formal in tone but rejects Austria’s ultimatum. He orders continued bombardment defences to be directed away from the forts and halts on other targets. The situation prompts renewed diplomatic exchanges among five powers and Italian foreign offices.
A bandit shot a police officer during a daytime confrontation. The officer was struck but is expected to survive. Authorities pursue the suspect who fled the scene after the exchange of gunfire. The shooting occurred near a busy district, drawing swift police response and a search sweep.
Nogales Sonora officials report German consul banker Max Muller detained amid raid on Banca de Sonora where he served as vice president and manager. Authorities say Muller wrote to Mexico City seeking federal troops to quell a rebellion and showed partisan sympathies. Life agents of hotly trermany and U S aid have been limited. German bankers demand unconditional release.
Fragmented text reports W F Moombs declining to be named ambassador. The snippet includes garbled names and phrases, but conveys a statement about not feeling suited to the life work and citing personal affairs as the reason.
The Democratic administration moves toward rapid dispatch of ambassadors to London amid listed candidates including Charles W. Illot for Madrid ally. Getraie named ambassador to Mexico while Kane Wilson resigns. No firm picks for Austria Brazil Turkey or Japan. Garrett likely to Argentine and Willard to Virginia noted among leading names. ongoing deliberations at the White House and State Department.
Governor vetoes the Cutts fusion bill amid a wave of legislative actions. Lawmakers reported 220 bills and memorials, with eight vetoes and four bills prepared to create new cavities. The governor’s stance challenges the primary and general election laws, arguing the public has not endorsed such changes and that the plan would disrupt established electoral methods. The veto consolidates the ongoing clash over party nontop candidacy rules and constitutional limits.
Chicago March 21 strike action sees orders to vote out several chief men on 19 rails amid delays. Federal arbitration was opened after a meeting between committees representing the workers and the TORAB.
Vira Sov Mneeh reports the death of former New York governor Blagk from abental disease of the brain. He served in Congress and as governor, edited the Lorndt in Sehnstown, and was a longtime Republican figure in New York politics.
Fragmented OCR describes alleged starvation cures and a series of deaths linked to fasting. It mentions multiple individuals by name in unclear roles, a man named Viren termectit, and a Miss Frey who died after medical treatment. The text is garbled and hard to interpret.
A severe storm brought high winds across the South, snapping telegraph and telephone lines and toppling poles. Widespread damage disrupted train service as poles fell and wrecked buildings. some areas saw no working Western Union lines while Postal Company crews attempted repairs. Intermittent service resumed as workers cleared routes and established temporary relays.
New York reports a total communication shutdown as storms severed East and West lines. Telephones and telegraphs disrupted, forcing long detours around the storm belt. A route around the area stretched nearly 3,000 miles, linking cities from Chicago to New York and beyond.
A severe windstorm swept Detroit and much of Michigan causing extensive property damage and casualties. Property losses are near 1 million dollars with numerous buildings roofs torn off and telegraph poles down. Police and federal officers were deployed to control the streets as debris rained down.
Reports from Jaulaville and Missiasions describe widespread damage and unreported death lists after a severe storm. Government authority to borrow funds for relief is noted, with electrical winds at Louisville reaching 74 miles per hour and a tornado in Texas. Many homes are unroofed and residents suffer sharp cold.
An Indiana tornado caused widespread destruction with reported damages near one million dollars. Numerous towns suffered severe damage. roads and rail lines were disrupted, communications failed, and casualties included injuries and broken windows. Cold weather compounded the hardship as temperatures plunged.
Snow covering the Willamette valley ranged from half an inch to two inches, arriving in the morning and shifting to rain in the afternoon. The brief weather note notes fruit growth implications and references continuation on Page Three.
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