Industrials in an Angry Mood Turmoil Reported
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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1913
Page
1
Butters Threatened by Industrial Workers in Jail Riot
In a tense scene at Silver Bow county jail, members of the Industrial Workers of the World threaten violence to secure release. A spokesman and other gang members describe clashes with a railroad crew, the sheriff, and angry crowds as they claim they will “take the law in our hands.” Witnesses report shouts, beatings of a gang member, and a tense standoff with law enforcement. the group vows further disorder if prisoners are not freed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juys
Butts
Dizorder
Spoles- Wan
Jory Trilan
Crey
Mandan
Gren
Alinnea
Spolusnary
Poli
Jai
de Cinge
Dundarol
Tutte
Liburday
Salt Lake
Lindustrial Workers of the
Silver Bow
Jose
Iin
Loyo
Sherif
Silver Bowl
Meride
No Sulze a verdict expected today
Albany N Y October reports say no Sulzea verdict today in the impeachment trial of Governor Sid Sulzer. Court to convene tomorrow at 2 30 pm with balloting and procedure to be decided. Attention to whether testimony shall be stricken and objections raised by Sulzer supporters. Rumors of reopening the case and testimony by Mrs Sulzer denied by Senator Palmer and by Mumer. Governor and friends express disappointment over failure to testify and secrecy surrounding the subject.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Sidrer
Sutter
Counsil
A. Palmer
Woot
Joan R. Quigley Dies at Deer Lodge Lodge
Joan R. Quigley, longtime resident of Deer Lodge and Powell County, died this afternoon. He was born in Vera County on April 17, 1844 and lived in Wisconsin before moving to Montana territory, where he conducted mercantile business in Virginia City and Diamond City. He served in Democratic politics, helped nominate Joseph K. Toole for delegate, and leaves a widow and seven children. Funeral is Thursday at St. Mary Catholic Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ry Quinley Sr
Oplin
Blackfust
Katherine M. Serley
Wisconsin
Quigley
Old Deer Ledge
Powell County
Joseph K. Tool
Territory of
Montana
John R. Quighs Jr
Rayanond
John R. Quigley Jr
Donald Melenzie
Seattle
Anna Quigley
Portland
J. Knudson
Springfeld
Wy ‘Theewus
Jon Ge Marows
C. H. Myleston
H.C. Wallace
O Neill Sentenced to Idaho Penitentiary
The report states Trayney TF Gineil, a Wallace banker, was convicted for returning false statements about his bank’s condition and was deprived of liberty with a guard, to be sent to the Boise penitentiary. O Neill had previously been a candidate for nomination for United States senator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho
Trayney TF
Gineil
Wallace
Ac Boise
O'Neil
Shevesahteghs
AaBgar Geiovayul
United States
Russian Polar Expedition Reaches Uncharted Lands
The Russian polar expedition under Commander Willitske reached St. Michas and reported a new landmass beyond the Shbertayy coast. They described snow, reindeer, polar bears, and vapor rising from peaks, with ice pack forcing the ships to steer away northward and then travel east toward Bering Strait and Siberia, enduring a severe gale from October to early October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SQ Mivharl
Atwaku
Rugsitn Nagship
Taymxr
Ile Cansort
Comemander Willitske
Jett Vatchvostol
Jfune
Nicholas Seland
Ling
Erly
Storm costs many lives near Nome in Arctic seas
Reports from Nome indicate at least 44 deaths from last Sunday's storm and prior gales. Vessels including the Nora and Princess were wrecked near Simrack and Cape Prince of Wales. Survivors and missing seafarers are reported by Eskimos and Sea Wolf crew, with wreckage strewn along the Siberian coast and a damaged log suggesting a vessel ran aground in St Lawrence bay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polar Sea
Bering Strait
Amadit Bay
Siberia
St Lawrence Islands
Aredle Weathyr
Wrangell Teland
St Nieluiaa
Lani
Nesey Debrecen Pest
Same
Alaska
Aisteler
Nora
St. Michael
Inet
Herbert Guinter
Tires Boys
Simrack
Cape Prince of Wales
Charlie Green
Martin Branghie
Alberta
Kalone' Bay
Elberic
Tus
Alexander Alten
B. F. Metntyne
Marion Morrison
Movings
Eskimos
Sea Wolf
Cape Princess of Wales
Wolf
St. Lawrence Bay
Stefansaza
Arctic
Ae Stefanssen
Pent Barrow
Woman to Stand Trial Today in Massachusetts Murder Case
In Wingham Maye today Mrs Aulli Daeten faces trial for the murder of her tasting adviser Aeir Admiral Joseph G. Taton who died suddenly. The case hinges on conflicting findings and is billed as one of Massachusetts hardest criminal trials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wingham
Maye
Aulli Daeten
Joseph G. Taton
Surins
Alisti
Maton
Massachusetts
Woodruff Former NY Lieutenant Governor Dies at 54
Pierhady Woodruff former New York lieutenant governor died at 9 10 tonight after a two week battle with paralysis following a speech at a fusion party rally in the city. Born in New Haven Conn in 1830s, he rose in politics as a Republican and later aligned with the Progressives, serving as lieutenant governor after first winning in 1896 and being reelected in 1900. His son J Woodruff announced the death, noting the decline from a paralytic attack and brief recovery before final collapse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Del
Pierhady Woodruff
New York State
Suvernor
Cooper
Trilon
Phn J. Wooodruff
Woodrat
Woodrufff
New Haven
Conn
Ya University
Mr Wooden
Digan
Figurra
James Sherman
Leutenant Gavtroy
Agakie
Quipley Deaths and Monarch-Driven Turmoil Across Regions
Fragmented notes report Dane Standard coverage of death in Deerhonge and a graphic story on waening of stetinehin Voltucag during a dispute in mlancean. Other items note threats to shvale Butte and Newland occupancy in czarist names, with Timothy J. Wooitedt of New York dead and calls for Congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dane
Ifohn
Quipley
Deerhonge
Mlancean
IW. W
Shvale Butte
Newland
Russia
Timothy J. Wooitedt
New York
Congress
Anagonda News
Anaconda
Ryan
President Wilson Pushes for Uninterrupted Currency Debate
Washington reports indicate President Wilson favors uninterrupted consideration of the pending currency bill and opposes a Senate recess. White House aides say he has no fixed deadline, aiming to proceed if possible through the session. Democratic senators seek clarity on the plan while preparing for potential adjournment to December 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Bet
Wilson
Congress
Senate
Dian
White House
Graphic tale of Volturno disaster survivor accounts
A survivor describes the Volturno fire and abandonment as the Carmania and other liners respond. Details include boats launched, passengers lost, and the captain and crew actions amid panic, with Walter Trintepohl and German crew among the accounts. rescue effort extends to Carmania, Devonian, and others as numbers of survivors and dead are finalized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Get
Garmania
Queenstowar
Bishsusea
Arriva
Ahownd
Tha Carmansa
Iirelers
Walter
Spurgeon
Notting
Carmania
Voltucan
Direct report on Volturno disaster clarified in New York
A wireless message from the Kroonland to New York details the Volturno wreck. It states 143 lives lost and 360 passengers with 93 crew aboard. The note mentions the ship Volturno on fire and abandoned in the Atlantic near 48.2 north, 439 west.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Vottuena
Steamship Company
Kroonland
Dicked Us
Crestand
France
Inch
Sigures
Gilliais
Vir Tiwi
Alere
Volturyo
Raprahannock
Halifix
Wis
Records Broken By A Child Swimmer In San Francisco
Twelve year old Myrtle Wright set new records in a women’s meet at the Golden Gate course between Point and Lime Point. She completed the Coast swim in 13 minutes and 40 seconds, under the watch of her mother Rose. Myrtle is described as an expert swimmer, with Rose by her side as coach and supporter during the effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Myrtle
Pabod Wright
Golden Gate
Toremer
Schomer
Myrtle Wright
Tuday
Eoldea
Rose Wieler
Che Daly
Alend
Also Mentioned on This Page
Tiskien
Butters
Siren
Hwniner
John &, Quigley SR
Joan R. Quigley
Eer Lodge
Famots
SEARS
O'Neill
Penitentiary OF
Czar
Einelers
Commandery Sikitsky
Cape Cholquahin
Nome
Joseph A. Baton
Dorothy Ainsworth
Attagk
Timothy 1
Woodruff
OC Congress
Arler
Eigil Service
Mano
Mir
Repubican
Mann
Reunion
Volturno
Queesinwn
Tishguard
Arinir Spurgeon
Waller ‘Teintenobl
Trintepohl
Toll
Katareie
Frintepohl
Barcelona
Trintepoll
Tin Hota
Wei
Srity
Atip
Witc Peaunnot
Tetysek
Ratia
Trinlepohl
Fintepohl
Devonian
Uap Hetus Il
Fra Ute
Fron
Bremen
Lina
Cermanix
John Krug
Frieda Krug
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