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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1914
Page
15
New York on May 2 Becker was sentenced in the electric chair and smiled at friends in the courtroom. His lawyer Martin P Manton said an appeal would be filed next Monday and may stay execution while the higher court reviews the case, possibly delaying final resolution.
Secretary Daniels outlined a plan before the senate naval affairs committee to dispose of the battleships Idaho and Mississippi to a foreign power for the price the U S paid to build them The Mississippi and Idaho have been in service since 1908 Greece is believed to be negotiating for the ships The sale would mark the first time the United States sold battleships to a foreign power with the ships still unarmored
In the Third Judicial district of Montana Deer Lodge County the court orders show cause why the executor may be granted to sell estate real property to pay debts. The hearing is set for May 1 1914 at 9 30 a m in Anaconda. Publication to run weekly for four weeks in the Anaconda Standard.
In a damaged fragment, an applicant seeks a patent for forty two acres of the Cadwell Place. The notice cites ADA A 191K and real remains of an interview. The date appears as Marek 1004s and mentions a divers cp and a creek leg.
London May 2 A French militant suffragette arrested for smashing three windows of the National Gallery created a scene at Bow Street magistrates court shouting Hurrah for liberty and Hurrah for Christabel Pankhurst. She refused to name herself and was remanded. A bomb filled with gunpowder gelatine and iron bolts was found in a freight car at Weighborough, believed placed by suffragettes.
In Tepic Sonora May 29 federal officers captured by the institutionalists were executed May 24. An American naval commander's intercession for mercy failed as Obregon said executions were necessary to prevent future trouble. TheTepe garrison soldiers were paroled.
Chicago May 29 Delegates at the Illinois State Bar association adopted a resolution restricting lawyers from giving publicity to cases through newspaper statements about their plans of procedure. The measure warns fines or penalties for lawyers who grant interviews. The resolution argues publicity often obstructs justice in trials.
Senate commerce committee proposed a 4 100 000 appropriation for Columbia River mouth improvement, joining 1 001 009 already set aside. Additional 428 000 to Los Angeles harbor, plus 110 880 for Grays Harbor. Also notes federal bank reserves and trust company figures in New York. Oregon senator Lane opposes Panama tolls repeal.
Classified ads from Standard branch agencies cost one cent per word with telephone transmission to ensure prompt publication. Readable listings include Henry's Pharmacy in Butte, O'Leary's Drug Store in Butte East Side, South Butte Pharmacy, Family Drug Store, Wilson's Drug Store, and Walkerville and Centerville Drug Co locations with addresses listed.
An eclectic page from Butte lists employment offices offering labor and desk ads including a first rate laundress wanted at home, a widow seeking a refined housekeeper, and agents selling household specialties with monthly payments. Separate lines reference political notes where Senator Lane argues for an international treaty guaranteeing neutrality and safety.
Philip Kilrom a 36 year old real estate dealer was sentenced to 20 years in San Quentin for wronging 15 year old Lilliam Palmer who recently became a mother. The case drew headlines as authorities detailed the conviction and punishment.
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