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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1913
Page
7
Fragmentary notes reveal a dispute over a one word bill with insistence from a political faction. The text mentions New Jersey and a stance to stand firm, though readable content is limited and garbled. No clear dates or entities beyond generic references can be confirmed.
In a late night appearance in Jersey City Wilson frames jury reform and constitutional revision as central to the democratic push for universal justice with no special favors. He cites Essex County politics and notes the need for labor voices in the process while urging support for reform in Trenton. The Senate debates on the Webb anti alien land bill continue, with Wright challenging administration policy and the majority pressing for final passage despite Wilson and Bryan opposition.
May 2 reports from New York Philadelphia and other areas show unprecedented heat with thermometers reaching near record highs. Officials note a heat prostration and extreme conditions, while unrelated political talk in Norway hints at women's suffrage discussions in the Storthing.
A fragmented item notes Wilson refusing to retract words, Groeneveld praise, and electric page features. Mentions Butte Helena California passes, Ogden gaming results, and an Anacoma warning to automobile owners. Copper market strength and stock activity noted with brief classified and cartoon mention.
A state commission approves a plan to shift supervision of the Butte Helena highway to a new highway board. The project aims to link Butte and Helena via a Boulder route, seeking state and county funding. The route would run northerly from the Boulder area, reducing distance and extending improvements as funds allow.
Chicago May 2 Milo L. Lynch night watchman won a divorce after seven years of maintaining another wife and four children on twelve dollars a week. Judge Petit granted the divorce to Margaret Lynch who found a note in his pocket reading stockings for the kids.
Boston May 2 President Mellen testified before the Interstate Commerce Commission explaining an apparent $102000 profit from the sale of the New Haven stock in 1942. He said the money was paid back to reimburse him for Republican campaign contributions to funds in New York, Connecticut and Rhode Island. Evidence showed stock sale profits had been used to support campaign funds and that several large sums went to the Republican national committee.
A jail inmate at the Northern Pacific depot attempted escape by setting bedclothes ablaze in his cell. Smoke triggered a response from the fire department using a chemical engine. The prisoner, not named, was unharmed and to be tried before Police Judge Davey. other cells were empty.
Dr Croeneveld, longtime pastor at Hirst Presbyterian, is remembered by colleagues and parishioners for his service to the church and community. The tribute honors his leadership, pastoral care, and the impact of his decades of ministry.
A reception honoring Rev. Groeneveld marked by music and speeches as parishioners recall his 25 years at First Presbyterian Church Butte. Attendees included clergy and church members with organ and quartet performances and a social in the parlors after the auditorium program.
May 2 report from Salt Lake City states strike orders extend to Montana Idaho and Utah. Electrical workers in Missoula and Great Falls quit under Nicol company influence as unions say no further calls or interference with local operations. Traced through union officials in Missoula and Spokane with tentative actions in Billings and Butte.
Carrie Chay of New York directed a suffrage address in London criticizing the British government while militant views were aired at Caxton Hall. Attendees included Miss Annie Kenney and other activists. police and court proceedings followed as the suffragette movement faced clashes and planned protests.
Los Angeles May 7 billionaire banker George H Bixby a member of a prominent Southern California family was arrested on grand jury indictments accusing him of contributing to the delinquency of minors He was nabbed at his Long Beach area ranch and brought to Los Angeles for arraignment before Judge Wiburt in the juvenile department of the superior court
In Grand Rapids Minn on May f Mp a driver swapped cars to pass a smoky lane and burned brush. G H Dickin CoP manager of Tocat mere and Lonnie closed their eyes and sped, colliding with a second car coming from the opposite direction. Both vehicles lifted, toppled, and backed away, causing one person to be seriously hurt while others suffered cuts from glass. The drivers walked back to Grand Rapids as flames were extinguished with water.
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