16 May 1914
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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1914
Page
1
The fragmentary text shows CUNMAN widow Becker as a witness. It mentions she heard details of the crime and identifies Septy Louie MoskyeiG Veclages, with unclear spelling and names due to OCR errors. The readable parts indicate testimony related to the Cunman case.
Fragmented OCR report describes testimonies at a New York trial involving the killings of four criminals tied to a robbery plot. It notes Rosenberg wife Letty Lowte and others testifying, Becker’s potential role as a state witness, and expected cross examinations.
Union leaders warn that operators and mines in Cameleston Wa must settle wage disputes by June 7 or a strike will be declared. May activities in Kanawha County ended May 6 with minimal progress as talks stalled, and workers returned today, raising hopes for wage talks revitalization.
A jumble of page items shows rekindled interest in Wuerts's art as the widow of Guoran testifies to Rosen guards, with local curiosities about winners, state grand parades, and forthcoming cultural events.
Butte and Anaconda girls won declamatory prizes under university auspices. Five contestants spoke, with Amisenuli placing first and Alito Davdan of Anagonda earning second. The event featured speeches by Alen Hawles and a noted display of enunciation and delivery, with Broadwater awarded for excellence in the closing segment.
Christiania May 11 King Haakon and Queen Maud opened an exhibition marking a centenary since Norwegian independence from Denmark. The event drew cabinet ministers diplomats and American guests including Gov. Hughes North Dakota and others. Awards were given for declamations essays and a bronze medal to Miss Gladys Wasson and others while Archie Lylar of Butte received the gold for an essay.
Washington May 15 Cherlee and Melion head of the New York New Haven and Martlard railroad traveled toward its home in Can nocti¢nl iatedoday to seek mandamens for communication with his testimony in the inquiry into the New Haven affairs. Chief Counsel Folk of the Interstate Commerce Commission ordered the inquiry and Mellon had already culnit ted documents. He said it would require the days for his Rodile Attorneys to review the papers and expected to return to Washington by next Theaday for testimony. No other waitresses are to be examined meanwhile.
Great Falls department commander El Barnes led a session with candidates including Mrs Sterling of Helena. Officers for the Woman's Relief Corps and Grant Army were nominated, with voting to continue at noon tomorrow as pallor officers are chosen.
Reports describe an escape from Glains Prison where prisoners were shot as guards attempted to quell the breakout. The city faced disruptions with fires, injuries, and a large-scale evacuation. No fatalities were reported, though hundreds fled to wards and hospitals received patients under guard.
In May 1961 the new congress installed Coday or Ostor as president of the Republic. Rebels backed by Jima and Defy seized the palace in Pehranty, capturing President Winela ral and forcing his exile.
A distressed meet narrative reports Sherre Meare Twell's narrow near miss and a crowded track arena. Multiple athletes including Alissa, May Tieslinflalle Daum, and Gallatin’s Newman are named amid a series of races and relay results. The piece notes a strong crowd, timed events starting. Final quotes highlight a dramatic finish and lingering tension over the line.
Mediation talks in Weakington are postponed from Monday to Wednesday at Huerta delegates request. The Spanish ambassador in Washington states the delay is a brief respite for delegates during their long journey. South American diplomats and American commissioners plan to travel to Niagara Falls this weekend.
A miscellany of features from The Idea section includes The Grip of the Slack Hand by W Z Yan and satire on Breeny Saxena. Columns cover Bingville snippets, The Balfour Puzzle, auto travel strips, theater notes, and fashion items. The Rev Jerey Rounder preaches What have ye done today.
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