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Newspaper

Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

May 02, 1913

Page

10

Rioting Voices at Park and Dakota Street Workers Meeting

A Park and Dakota street gathering by the Industrial Workers of the World sparked a clash as an onstage orator denounced capital and praised foreign-born workers. Spectators pressed the soapbox crowd after jeers of rejection, while the speaker claimed natives could not legislate against cheap labor. The exchange drew a larger crowd than the previous meeting, with Workers planning further activity in the business district.

United States Sam Extor Lawrence Mass Salt Lake Denver

BUTTE BRIEFS OF ANACONDA AND GREAT FALLS ENTITIES

James G Mooney of Anaconda registered at the Butte R B Ford a Great Falls banker is registered at the Finten Sir Patrick O Neill of Anaconda convalescing at St James Hospital for two weeks has improved Mealy and will leave for home within a week The Butte local W C T U meets this afternoon at T O G T halt led by Rev C P Brockway subject on Temperance and Labor Hugh Daly of Gregson Springs is recovering after surgery at St James Hospital and improving steadily It is reported his condition is satisfactory

James G. Mooney Anaconda Butte R. B. Ford Great Falls Finten Patrick O'Neill St. James Hospital C. P. Brockway TO. G.T. Halt Irs Hugh Daly Gregson Springs St James. Hospital

Continuance Sought in Local Gambling Case

Hum Yen seeks a continuance of the gambling case arguing two key witnesses Jim Fun Yen and his wife are in Los Angeles and unable to attend. An affidavit notes Tinfeill is seriously ill with muscular heart trouble and tuberculosis and cannot be brought back to Butte. Frank T. Livingston, earlier retrieved from Lewis Town to testify against W A Zelgner in the Anaconda check case, was released on a $10 bond.

Hum Yen Fretan Jim Fun Yen Los Angeles Yen Tin Fe Butte Frank T. Livingston Lewistown W. A Zelgner Ansconda Zery

Divorce and custody battles clog local docket

Reports show Habit Kelly seeking custody amid a divorce from Jack Kelly after repeated desertions. Court records note de facto separation, a child age 15 months, and a bid to resume the maiden name. Other cases include Mary Theresa White against Henry Pissot over notes and a mortgage foreclosure, while James Hanrahan vs Butte Anaconda & Pacific was dismissed as settled. An injured plaintiff sues after a sewer excavation accident on Anaconda road.

Uage Mcdiernan ionio_Caris Wallet Oktay Tor Sachi Periienion Sraiden Mary Theresa White Henry Pissot William Johns Grand Avenue BA. Hall Hall Frank E. Southmayd James Hanrahan Butte Anaconda & Pacific Laughlin Agardener McClernan Riencourt Anaconda Road Katie Met R. M. Barsteed

EXPECTED FIGHT BY THE SOCIALISTS UNMADE

A local political uproar centers on appointment lists and last night votes. Key figures Jack Wybing inspector Charles assistant free tiers and J O Day were named before changes. The committee planned to name Wyman Stevens and O Day again, but local voters refused action. The dispute mirrors a split between Stakals and conservatives as mayor prepares department appointments for the council. Clarence J. Lawer, 39, faces charges linked to a street rest investigation and loot theft, with police pursuing further leads after a robbery at 249 Park Street.

Jack Wy Bing Charles J. O'Day Jemcees Wyman Stepads O'Day Peeters Patag Central Committee Gwyman, Stevens Clarence J. Lawer Armang Ae Park Street Yes- Patay

Tariff Bill Faces House Debate Amid Sugar Clash

The tariff bill moves through the House with Republicans planning to end delays. Debate on the agricultural schedule drew amendments to raise rates on cattle sheep hogs wheat oats and other grains, all rejected. Hawaii delegate Kalantane opposes sugar cuts arguing annexation promised prosperity and warns of American labor displacement.

Underwood Tehay Moore Pennsylvania Rendjantnes Kalantanoe Hawaii United Btazon Heaid

Slit skirt in evening frocks with free movement

The slit skirt design dominates evening dresses for the new dances, allowing free movement. An illustrated gown shows white satin with an overskirt and lace blouse, with the skirt cut to mid knee for a stylish, practical effect.

Secret of Success Promises Fading Medicine Claim

A local druggist endorses Dr Kilmer Swamp Root claiming immediate results for kidney and bladder issues and rheumatic pains. A free trial bottle offer is extended by mail from Kilmer Co at Binghamton New York, with regular bottles priced at 50 cents and 1 dollar.

Dr. Kilmer & Co Binghamton N. Y

Dozen Negroes Use Bodies to Hold Water

A dozen African American workers risked their lives to reinforce a river levee near Poydras, Louisiana by using their bodies to hold sandbags in place. They delayed a wash over the levee until more bags arrived, preserving the embankment for now.

Poydran Levee New Orleans

Militia Held Ready Over Jail Raid Threats

Atlanta May 1 militia troops kept in readiness at the city armory amid rumors of a planned mob threatening the county jail. The jail houses Newt Lee the negro watchman and Jim Frank in the murder case of Mary Phagan, with reserves at the headquarters awaiting further orders.

Atlanta Aurium Newt ‘Lee Mr “Prank Mary Phagan Dolce

Railroads to add rolling stock for 1918 movement

St. Maur May 1 to provide adequate facilities for the movement of troops of the year 1918 approximately head units of rolling stock will shortly be placed in service by the three large roads centering here at an initial price of 23000000 The roads are the Union Pacific Northern Northern Pacific and Chicago St Paul Minneapolis and ording to purchasing officials the new equipment will be of the latest type.

St. Maur Tropa

Five deputy wardens named in state post vacancies

The state today announced five of thirteen to twenty three deputy warden positions plus leadership changes in the game warden and fisheries posts. Herman and Brockman lead a list including Linney W D Delphy Great Falls WJ Carey Dillon Peter Schaerren Mead Helena and Harry Morgan. Senate confirmed Gillies PNeill as commissioner of Statistics J F A Strong of Alaska as governor and Mr Smith as commissioner of Fisheries.

Herman Brockman Linney W.d.delphy Great Fails WJ. Carey Dillon Peter Schaerren- Mead Helena Harry Morgan Ovando Washington Senate Gillies P'Neill J. F. A. Strong Alaska Mr Smith Hsheries

Campbell Is Chosen Chief Justice of States Court of Claims

Campbell, a Birmingham native, emerged today as the pick for chief justice of the states court of claims after a decisive vote. The appointment, announced by President May, signals a key shift in the legal leadership.

P. May Birmingham Presi Son States Court of Claims

Record Insurance Contract Noted in May

A May 1 record notes an insurance contract related to the art collection. The entry indicates coverage was active, detailing the parties involved and the insured items, though specifics are partially garbled in the OCR. The document preserves essential names and the contractual action.

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