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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1913
Page
6
WeneY Lave Wilson, former exico, releases epistle to Bryan in a public letter. The document presents a personal missive and reflects on recent events and relations between notable figures.
Secretary of State Bryan releases Henry Lane Wilson's resignation letter from Indianapolis dated August 28, criticizing U S actions in London. Wilson defends himself and denounces what he calls hasty, partisan rebuke, recounting events leading to the London interview and American policy toward Huerta.
In Today’s Standard burst: Wilson interest and suffrage talk. Deportation of an aide rumored. Henry Tane Wilson resigns publicly. Mexican elections muddled. Hridger’s fre issue reported. Coal output, copper production in state, and vivid steamship photographs. Football schedule and police protection noted.── Butte churches rally crowds. Tong war remains possible. socialist locals seek peace. Butte men back a railroad project. World religion trends and a grand fleet gathering at Hampton Roads discussed.
Election coverage notes a seriously muddled Mexican voting landscape with little public interest and confusion over procedures. Officials report disorganized ballots and unclear guidance, leaving many voters uncertain about how to proceed in the statewide race.
Mexico City reports a quiet election week with few speeches or parades and scattered posters. Supporters of Felix Diaz and the liberal candidate Manuel Calero rely on clubs, especially in Vera Cruz and Oaxaca. Balloting results may not be known for weeks as congress counts ballots. Supreme court judges or President Huerta may decide on senatorial and deputy elections.
Sacramento Vet notes a new typhoid vaccination method announced at a university. Dr. Gay’s vaccine uses killed typhoid bacteria ground to minute particles, claimed to eliminate fever and nausea typical of other vaccines.
Forty six coral root casualties reported after dynamiting of a troop train north of Saltillo as 1,500 troops moved from Mexico City to Torreon. Locomotive and two coaches destroyed when the train struck a rebel mine.
Emmeline Pankhurst, the English suffragette, warned at Ellis Island that deportation could spell her death aboard the ship taking her back. She declined bail and awaited Washington decision, saying she cannot endure lengthy hunger strikes and criticizing the vague moral turpitude clause. The case sparked appeals and intense media attention as authorities consider deportation.
Washington reports President Wilson may authorize Mrs Emmeline Pankhurst the militant English suffragette to be admitted to the United States after authorities weigh immigration questions. An informal hearing preceded, with officials indicating she would be admitted, while bond issues were discussed and requests for release submitted to the White House.
Reports detail Mrs Pankhurst and sympathizers amid detention as Chicago women protest vagrancy policy. Telegrams from Hull House signatories press reconsideration of deportation, while officials deny any plan for force feeding. The Ellis Island feeding contract holder states no forced feeding will occur and dining access remains limited.
The Montana YMCA convention closes after lines of sessions ending with the hymn. Seventy four delegates attended as the group pledges to raise fifty five thousand dollars for a new YMCA building. A 18 member stave committee is named with members from Billings Helena Kalispell Miles City Butte Great Falls Missoula and Bozeman. Officials plan to expand city associations, hire a student secretary, and boost state work funding. Speakers included H A Williams R A Waite J M Hamilton and Rev R M Houston.
Albany N Y Oct 1 Indications show William Sulzer will run for assemblyman from the Sixth district within the Tenth congressional district. Friends say he will accept the progressive nomination if he does not change his mind by tomorrow. He is reported to travel to New York for a district leaders conference and make a final decision late tonight.
In Berlin Crown Prince Frederick William was summoned before the emperor after an interview on his opposition to his father’s Brunswick policy. He denied responsibility for a letter to the imperial chancellor and disavowed its use, but the lengthy talk fed doubt over his explanations. Mexico City dispatch notes a Japanese embassy military attaché arriving for a field observation mission.
Telegram reports from Kiev and other towns describe inflammatory activity and manifestos urging the people to avenge the murder of Yushinsky. The trial of Mendel Belliss for the boy's death continued without new crucial testimony. An elderly Teheberlak neighbor testified he heard the wife of Raviteh recount seeing Yushinsky's body in the Teheberlak home two months after the murder. the Teheberlaks later emigrated to the United States.
Meridian Miss Oct 1 Twenty soldiers were killed and about nineteen hurt when a Mobile and Ohio special train plunged through a trestle near State Line Mississippi. The Thirty ninth and One Hundred seventieth coast artillery companies from Fort Morgan were aboard bound for Meridian to participate in a parade. Relief trains with physicians and nurses were sent from Mobile Meridian and Whistler.
New York report from Oct 19 notes bishops attending the triennial general meeting of the Protestant Episcopal Church. It highlights Bishop Nelson of Atlanta and Bishop Gailor of Tennessee addressing the race question at a mass meeting for the American Church Institute for Negroes. Nelson blamed untrained citizenship for ballot issues, urging instruction in honor and virtue over immediate enfranchisement.
Ottumwa saw a third major blaze in three years strike the business district on October 1, causing about 415000 in damage. A large block including two hardware stores two furniture stores Ottumwa Gas company building and four flour and feed stores was destroyed before the fire was brought under control shortly before midnight.
Immigration commission denies granting release to Mrs Pankhurst amid a case involving Dr Nglash and a related claim of property or livestock described as one oxen. The decision underscores ongoing legal action and the commission’s authority in asylum or parole requests.
Immigration Commissioner Caminetti refused release on bond for Mrs Emmeline Pankhurst as her appeal from deportation order proceeds. A formal hearing is set for tomorrow at 9 am. Pankhurst described her life and suffrage work after brief testimony.
A morning blaze on Main Street Bridger wiped out a full block of frame buildings valued at about 25000 dollars. The fire, discovered near two in the morning, consumed the entire row within two hours. The Bridger Bank corner, housing a restaurant and offices, largely survived except for internal damage. the bank vault remained intact while other sections burned.
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