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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1913
Page
1
A report details a chaotic proceeding amid charged debates over perjury allegations and a proposed new article of impeachment. Witness testimony from government officials and a governor’s alleged suppression of evidence fueled contention as the assembly weighed substantive charges and constitutional implications.
In Wisc near Hnete two hunters, Robert White and Walter Williams, were duck hunting from a Nak when an accidental discharge mortally wounded Williams while White saved him. Williams died today while White suffered injuries.
A Pacific entrance passage through Miraflores locks enabled by a 4.52 foot raise above sea level allowed vessels to pass. In Washington, Thon Nealy, a Democrat, won a special election for the First District to fill the vacancy caused by John W. Dayl’s resignation.
A garbled page from Today's Standard Pare reports a mix of items including a captain of Valtumotel, impeachment mentions, Mexican election rhetoric, Welsh demonstrators, foreign fortuin refusals, sanitary changes like city school vacation proposals, defaced currency, soldiers praised, local Anaconda notes, grad news, a six year slander suit, two divorce decrees, driver penalties, suffragist pleas, A J Davis appointed administrator, market and stock notes, danger at a show, a laser game money claim, and various local items including cartoons and classifieds.
Captain Inch recalls the Volturno fire disaster with hundreds saved by lifeboats and other ships. He details passengers and crew losses, rescue attempts, and the chaotic hours as mariners battled flames while waves surged, with 637 aboard and 24 cabin guests among the survivors. missing crew and passengers total unknown.
Special Dispatch to the Standart reports Fahannes Kart Curia Qua Betnly a German-born boy living on a Montana ranch seeks American citizenship. His German grandfather urged him to return for a future home and education, but the boy prefers staying with Mr. Pickens and staying in the United States until a formal decision by the German consul and authorities.
A major explosion trapped hundreds of miners at a Welsh coal pit yesterday. Rescue teams worked to reach the surface as officials feared many were still underground, with hundreds surrounding the pit head for updates and five or more under attack by the disaster.
Det Whe Wupee leads bishops in an executive session to reject all recommendations from a long-standing commission. The panel previously urged either placing Army and Navy chaplains under a separate diocese or bringing them under a joint 3-member committee led by the bishop of Washington.
Washington December 14 The Navy Department opened new bids for armor for battleships showing Midvale Steel Company and others undercutting the earlier figures. Secretary Daniels noted the government will push to move armor production into domestic plants while savings from competition reduce the material cost.
American balloon Goodyear, piloted by Nath Wpeon, crossed the English Channel from Paris to England, landing at Gel tay AL noon. The distance Paris to Judting fon is stated, with figures and pilots noted, while a second American balloon Lin ch Kam flies from Paris with limited details.
A ship disaster unfolds as a whale boat rescues passengers amid towering waves. Crew and travelers struggle to abandon the Volturne, with several men swept away or injured as a lifeboat scene endures the sea’s fury. The captain and officers coordinate a perilous evacuation, but many seek survival in the perilous water.
A fragmented telegraph style notice reports a nighttime event near Halfway West. It mentions Tongie Snake river and local damage while noting a figure Mong die Snake in relation to the incident.
A chaotic night in central London saw police detain a central figure amid a confrontation between suffragettes and supporters outside a venue. The incident disrupted area activity as officers moved to separate the groups and restore order.
President Wilson condemned Huerta's seizure of power in Mexico as unconstitutional and warned that free elections planned for October 28 would not occur under a dictatorship. Washington dispatched notes to Huerta via diplomatic channels, signaling firm opposition and readiness to pursue diplomatic pressure if Mexico City fails to shift course. Terms hinge on Huerta releasing imprisoned deputies and restoring constitutional governance.
A mail car robbery occurred in California as bandits boarded the work car between Burlingame and Princes, tied a clerk with a handkerchief, and attempted theft. The train then continued toward its destination with the robbers escaping before dawn. Local authorities are investigating the incident.
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