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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1914
Page
1
In a late appearance, Wilson delivered a Memorial Day address noted for its solemn tone and emphasis on remembrance. The event drew attendees from local communities and featured remarks highlighting national service and collective reflection.
May 30 Washington President Wilson and Speaker Clark spoke at the Memorial day service in Arlington National cemetery under Grand Army of the Republic auspices. Secretaries and officials explained Wilson declined a prior address due to timing, while Clark received an enthusiastic reception.
Captain Kendall speaks of loss at Em press as Memorial Day observances and advertisements appear in Butte and nearby towns. Reports note President Wilson tribute, a memorial address, and various page ads including anaconda news, Cornell victory, and bridge building plans.
Fragmentary OCR indicates a claim that Roosevelt intends to clean New York and prune his own seeds. The text is garbled and lacks clear dates, places, or corroborating details.
In a statement prepared for publication after leaving for Burone Roosevelt denounces the trust question and tariff delays. He pledges active pursuit of progressive reform in New York urging end to Murphy Barnes machine rule and calls for a constructive program to secure prosperity and honest government.
Special Dispatch from Great Malls reports William Schmidt, 30, shot and fatally wounded Mary Widlowski and fatally wounded Otto Weir on Fort street before turning his revolver on himself, dying in the alley. Schmidt, a ranch owner in San River country, fired seven shots as bystanders fled.
Mediation mediators announced a crisis in the program as talks stall over a provisional Mexican government plan. Awaiting responses from Huerta government and the United States, negotiators weigh terms likely to affect conference participation and potential interference with U.S. policy.
New Castle Indiana May 20. A Winters and Iawite Byrd Winters were arrested on a conspiracy to commit a felony charge in connection with the March 20 1913 disappearance of Catherine Winters. Cooper, a boarder, remained jailed on a $6000 bond. a red undergarment, a red sweater and a hair ribbon were found hidden in a cellar during a police search. The case follows a nation wide search sparked by the missing girl who had inherited $3000 and last showed interest in a neighborhood sale of needles for a church socket.
Beginning June 1 the daily and Sunday Standard subscription will cost 68 cents a month or $7 a year by mail anywhere in North America. Despite the price change the paper pledges to maintain its reputation for excellence and continue to be Montana's best newspaper.
Captain Kendall testifies at a coroner's inquest about the night the Empress of Ireland was rammed by the Storstad off Puther Point. He describes stopping engines, signaling, launching lifeboats, and rescuing passengers before the ship listed and sank. He notes fog, miscommunications, and Storstad's actions as the cause, while praising crew and officers.
Mrs Joseph Zander was killed and her daughter and granddaughter seriously injured when a buggy collided with a north bound train near the Missoula cemetery during Memorial Day ceremonies. The crash left the daughter Mrs Kreet Marin with a severed arm and granddaughter Sites Pearl Carr with a severed leg, while Zander’s husband Joseph suffered head bruises and the 3 year old Harl Carr survived with facial scratches. Mrs Zander died shortly after reaching the hospital.
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