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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1913
Page
8
The Western Pleas acknowledges no change in the state plan. War concerns shape the debates as officials vow steady policy amid regional tensions. Community voices call for clarity while authorities reiterate strategic aims and expected timelines.
Washington May 1 President Wilson faces pressure from West and Democrats over the Webb anti alien land bill as Sen Walsh and five western colleagues urge swift action. Democratic strategists fear free wool and sugar would shift western political balance if the measure stalls. Wilson remains firm against concessions, while drafters consider amendments to ease passage and avoid broad western opposition.
Los Angeles May 1 Letters allegedly written by a man signing as Georges and tied to white slavery allegations were to be read to the county grand jury. Authorities say the letters, in possession of Billy Appel, sister of H H Appel linked to Clarence Darrow affairs, are part of the inquiry. The probe resumes as the jury convenes. Governor Stewart appointed John Dietrich and J C Smith to the state board, replacing Dietrich and Pigott.
Special Dispatch to the Standard reports Noris of Montana in a Washington interview stating President Wilson has satisfied a majority of the people. He notes fine, dissatisfied voters are those disappointed in ambitions to serve the government and that Norris plans to pursue business interests while remaining cautious about Democratic control and GOP unity.
Kansas City May 1 Two robbers boarded Kansas City Southern train No 5 at the depot and robbed passengers. They secured 1500 dollars and jewelry before fleeing. A passenger named Short of Joplin exchanged fire after being ordered to surrender, was wounded critically while the bandits escaped. Police follow trail of bullet marks to aid capture.
Middletown May 1 A plan for the fiftieth anniversary of the Gettysburg battle to be observed in July with handshaking replacing weapons was announced by Hes A Howells a veteran of the 124th News regiment who fought at Gettysburg He aims to organize a reunion of survivors including the Sarinies to recreate the field scene with handshakes and have them advance across the historic ground
A New York Supreme Court ruling grants Charles A Henderson custody of Katherine Henderson, the daughter of Mrs Bernice Golden Henderson and F Augustus Heinze. Henderson had been paying alimony and the child was with Mrs Heinze at the time of the mother’s death on April 2. A Washington dispatch notes Wilson nominated Montana postmasters George Miller Deer Lodge Charles Lepley Fort Benton T A Rigney Laurel Alice Hensley Moore and the Senate confirmed RM Corley as Stevensville postmaster.
Telegraph operators on the Erie railroad held a strike vote last week over pay. The road offered a 5 percent increase to workers earning under $60 a month, but the general superintendent H O Dunkle said a rate hike cannot be granted due to heavy fogs from recent floods.
Washington discussions show opposition by LAU and others over market basket reductions in the Democratic tariff bill. lawmakers warn of industrial harm yet push passage, while reps push for livestock rate changes and free-list cattle. Senate influence looms as Ways and Means faces pressure.
In Today’s Standard one report notes Ryan’s mission failing in California amid broader strikes and political debates. The piece references senators faltering in backing free wool and free sugar as President Wilson, paying respects to New Jersey, faces opposition and a tense national stance.
Washington May 21 surviving officers who fought under Admiral George Dewey gathered at the Society of Manila Bay annual reunion and banquet to mark the fifteenth anniversary of the famous naval engagement. Rear Admiral Ann Walker, commanding the cruiser Concord and the fleet’s sole survivor aboard a Dewey cabaln, presided over the event.
Diners at a society event paid tribute to Admiral Dewey with a reading of a poem by Edward C Curran titled Lest We Forget. The address marked the anniversary of the St. Louis battle, noting American warships and a heavy toll of casualties without a single surviving comrade.
Milwaukee May 1 A wife is justified in beating another woman who persists in receiving a husband's attentions according to a district court decision. Mr Eld McKlee was acquitted of assault on Annette C Myers after Myers was warned to leave within five hours by the court.
New York May 1 Managers of eastern railroads declined to grant higher wages to conductors and trainmen. They stated wages are liberal and in many cases excessive and that the request for an increase is declined in the interests of their railroad kures. in the interests of all railoads employes in the interests of the public as a whole.
A partial transcription shows May Day demonstrations affecting multiple New Jersey locales with police and civic groups observing the event. The material references various communities and unnamed participants, hinting at coordinated commemoration and public activities, though details are fragmented.
Reports from New York Paterson and other places describe May Day parades by striking workers, clashes with authorities, red banners and child spectators. Riots erupted in Burlington and Queens as laborers demanded higher wages while unions in carpentry, iron foundries, and silk mills pressed for raises.
London reports militant leaders declare ongoing struggle will become real war. Miss Macaulay warns government coercion cannot crush the movement as women rally outside Rasexhall Sealant gates. Attendees fill the hall while others struggle to gain admission. The militant union vows persistence until victory.
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