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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1913
Page
1
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a community rally or revolt context with mentions of Cannen Consolidated and farmers, referencing a rebel stance toward government. Details are unclear due to damaged text, but the piece centers on local reaction and potential governance-related tensions.
Rome March 3 the interview with General Obregon quotes him saying he will return to Mexico only as a simple citizen after constitutional order is established and he will not seek public life. He calls for friendship with the United States under Taft policy, and notes army calls him home, while tensions rise at Cananea and Naco with state troops threatening attacks.
Reports from the Balkans detail Austria pressing for action at Scutari amid tensions with Montenegro and Italy. Montenegrin forces and Serbian aligned troops are said to have taken positions. King Nicholas fears Semlin fall as Scutari’s destruction accelerates. A steamer deployment signals potential civilian impact and broader European involvement.
March 24 report says representatives of major powers separately urged Premier Guldoff to accept mediation and set out a plan for negotiations. The draft calls for a frontier line from Enos through the Mavitran and Mugene routes to Alidia, with territories west of the line ceded to allied states except Albania whose delimitation remains to be fixed. The Aegean question is noted as continued.
President Wilson accepts the Democratic committee's stance to decline the French ambassadorship. He expresses deep regret over McCombs not accepting, praising his abilities and noting the diplomatic service needs capable men. Other potential nominees discussed include Guthrie, Tillet, Mott, and Osborne, with no final selections announced.
Washington March 2 The greatest counting of money and securities in history will begin at the treasury April 1 when Iola Darke former governor of North Dakota takes office as treasurer of the United States. A government committee will safeguard vaults and each safe will be sealed for the count which usually takes two to three months.
San Francisco police say three women and two men tied to a nationwide burglary ring were arrested here. The group allegedly recovered loot from Chicago and other eastern cities with connections to a man named Shea and two young women, including 17 year old Jozic Clifton, who claims innocence and cites a college aim.
Detroit March 23 Mrs Katherine Dupe sought in San Francisco for involvement in a burglary case with Gwen D Conn left Detroit last night with a detective. Mrs Pope was arrested here a week ago but released on bail.
New York March. The simplified spelling board issues its fourth Hat of words advising changes to orthography. About 100 words are proposed or rejected, including terms like hear and heard. The report notes some changes would look odd and describes examples such as mine, queen, and pain.
A city plan aims to inoculate the mayor with billions of typhoid germs over two days to immunize against typhoid fever. Dr J We Perkingy, the city physician, says the injections will render recipients immune forever. The program follows the aim to eliminate typhoid fever in the city.
A severe windstorm hit Nebraska Iowa Indiana and Illinois causing widespread damage and fatalities. Reports describe unexpected destruction across towns with multiple localities reporting loss of life and extensive property ruin as emergency services respond and officials coordinate relief efforts.
Tornado and wind damaged Nebraska Kansas Iowa and Indiana towns wrecking property and endangering lives. Telegraph lines were down, delaying reports from Omaha Berlin Ashland Yorktown Terre Haute and Abilene. Long distance lines carried scattered updates as rescuers reached storm zones and roads remained washed out.
A severe tornado caused wide destruction across Verte Watite and neighboring towns. Numerous injuries reported. several structures damaged or ruined including a sugar plant and railroad lines. Widespread debris, power lines down, and emergency crews respond. recovery operations underway with extensive property losses.
A violent tornado struck the southern Terre Haute region causing severe property damage and multiple fatalities. Homes were leveled, many residents sought shelter in cellars, and hospitals rushed patients as emergency crews battled fires and assessed casualties.
An Omaha area storm devastated half the city with telegraph and telephone lines down. Homes flooded, property damaged, and numerous businesses affected as crews and responders assess the widespread impact. Reports mention fatalities near Craig, Nebraska, and limited communications with Sioux City.
A severe windstorm swept through Kansas Oklahoma and Nebraska today bringing heavy rain and hail. The storm's path caused widespread disruption with damage to utility lines and property reported as authorities assess the impact along the storm's tail end.
Tornado memories and severe dust storm warnings spread across Kansas and Nebraska. Kansas City reports minor wind damage with rain and hail, while damage to buildings livestock and telegraph lines is noted from various points across the region.
Early reports indicate a violent storm across eastern Nebraska with at least 20 deaths and many injuries. Yutan and Greenwood report severe damage and many missing residents. tornadoes were seen near Greenwood and Hurth. Ralston also suffered heavy damage as power lines and transportation were disrupted.
A powerful tornado struck Yutan Nebraska completely destroying the town and causing fifteen deaths with many injured. Reports from Ashland Nebraska indicate similar devastation two miles away near Omaha. Emergency crews rushed medical aid and relief vehicles to the affected areas as homes and businesses were leveled.
The Weather Bureau’s weekly bulletin forecasts abnormal storm activity and moderate temperature shifts across the United States. A storm system moving from the Rocky Mountain region will track northeast with rains and warmer early in the week, followed by colder conditions midweek. A second disturbance is expected in the West, moving east with rain in the north and likely snow in northern districts, bringing rain Thursday and Friday across the central valleys and eastern states.
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