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Newspaper

Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

May 18, 1915

Page

14

Arguments begin in Riggs Bank case in DC court

In Washington on May 17 the government pressed to dismiss the Riggs National Bank suit against treasury officials for lack of jurisdiction. Frank J. Hogan led the bank’s case while Brandeis Untermyer and others urged dismissal. The court planned to continue arguments as to whether the government should be kept in the case and if an injunction is warranted.

Washington Riggs National Bank Treasury District of Columbia Supreme Court Frank J. Hogan Bank Louis D. Brandeis Samuel Untermyer Secrec Cure Williams John Burke Riggs Bank Uriefs United States Ilso Hogan Widice Bailey Plantiff

Women of Trieste Riot Against Austrian Rule

Rome reports a revolution in Trieste led largely by women. They burned an Austrian flag and an emperor portrait, attacked the palace, and faced gendarmes as lamp posts and tobacconists’ signs bearing the Austrian arms were destroyed. Forty seven women were said killed with hundreds wounded.

Rome Paris Trieste Idea Nazionale Ero Inva Francis Joseph Austria

German navy sinks or captures 480000 tons ships

London May 17 parliamentary secretary Thomas J. McNamara said in the house of commons that 480,628 tons of British shipping other than warships had been sunk or captured by the German navy since the outbreak of the war. The report notes ships and munitions figures while mentioning routine commercial items.

London Thomas J. McNamara The Admiralty House of Commons

Moyer and others formally released in Michigan case

Calumet May 17 A decree dissolves the conspiracy indictments against President Charles H. Moyer and Western Federation of Miners officials in the Michigan copper strike case. Indictments, found a year ago, cited violent acts coordinated by the defendants. judge P Brien signed the decree on motion by W J Galbraith. The proceeding, tied to grand jury action, sparked reactions about labor rights and safety in mining communities.

Calumet, Mich Proskequi Charles IH. Moyer Western Federation of Miners Michigan P. Brien L'Anse W. J. Galbraith Hough Ton County Carson City Nev Judae Ofbeen Charles Hi Moyer Hero Ae Renah Wan Botte Grand Jury Hancock Clayton Organized Labor Moyer Black Hills

Votes for Women Urged as Remedy for Unrest

Washington May 17 Mrs Chrystal Eastman Benedict of New York representing the American Union for Woman Suffrage urged votes for women as a remedy for industrial unrest before the commission on industrial relations. She said a federal constitutional amendment should be reported to President Wilson. The discussion touched on how suffrage could quiet unrest and aid wage earners while other speakers debated open shop policies in Los Angeles. Jane Addams Aletta Jacobs and Gentile Gehell left for Holland after presenting peace resolutions to the British government and meeting with Foreign Secretary Grey.

Washington Commission On Industrial Relations Chrystal Eastman Benedict Chience 8 Darrow Walter Drew O'Connell Drew Los Angeles Cal London Jane Addams Chicago Aletta Jacobs Holland Stinorina. Gehell Italy International Congress ‘of Women Hague England

Thaw Jury Trial Delayed by Appellate Stay in Sanity Case

New York May 17 An appellate division stay halts all proceedings in Harry K. Thaw habeas corpus petition seeking a jury verdict on his sanity. The Supreme Court had been to hear the case twice with Justice Hendrick postponing until tomorrow. The stay could push the hearing to next day pending appellate action.

New York Ingraham Supreme Court Harry K. Thaw Thaw Ord White Hendrick Tes Hecker

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