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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1913
Page
7
Diaz remains a central figure as Mexican politics unfold with factions challenging Huerta. Vera Cruz hosts key movements while candidates press for influence. The turmoil shapes future leadership and national direction amid delicate power shifts.
Gen Felix Diaz resists government orders to Tampico and hints at a trip to the capital. Workers gathered to hear him deny surrender while 12 arrests, including four officers, are reported near Havana and officials debate Diaz’s next move amid German naval activity in the harbor.
Washington October 22 Dr Anna Howard Shaw head of the National American Woman Suffrage Association arrived to announce a campaign to defeat opponents of the suffrage amendment. She plans to inaugurate in Lynchburg Virginia next Friday addressing the Virginia Suffragette Teague.
Plymouth mass Oct 22 The government rested its case after presenting evidence aimed at proving the murder of Rear Admiral Joseph Giles Eaton by his wife Mrs Jennie May Eaton The testimony described alleged plans to remove witnesses and dispose of the Admiral with poison and arson The will and property bequests involving June Keyes and Dorothy Ainsworth are noted along with police investigations and personal letters reflecting Mrs Eaton’s social prominence and claimed innocence
Chanute Kansas police cover up posters showing female figures deemed indecent under city action tied to three church revivals. The town also faced a musical comedy dispute as managers pulled the town with controversial imagery. In Kansas University mobility news, women must swim to gain credence in physical education. In Indianapolis, Mrs Patrbanks, widow of the former vice president, is critically ill at home with her children summoned.
Fragmentary observations from Danson New Mexico mining disaster to Huerta backed Mexico election. Reports mention Beattie trial, Ophir mine reopening, oil disputes, and local finance in Montana and El Paso with scattered notices of crimes, appointments, and health topics.
A jealous homesteader Stanley Scofield killed two and wounded Constable A B Cheney in a nighttime duel near Denton. Scofield aimed to murder Hazel Wright after a breakup, forcing Johnston to drive to Denton for help. Constable Cheney and Judge Webb Morrow pursued Scofield as the two men moved toward rescue and danger.
In a tense campaign night, William Sulzer aims for public office as assemblyman on the oppressive ticket. Charges surface linking Charles F Murphy to threats from the former governor and alleging Edward R McCall acted as Murphy's emissary. Jon A. Hennessey accuses McCall of acting as Murphy’s mouthpiece in a bid to force Sulzer out. Berlin reports German aviator Schiegai flew 811 miles carrying a passenger.
Mrs. Jennie Fraser wife of A G M Fraser of the Fraser Patterson company died after a horse bolted at the intersection of Washington street and Interlaken boulevard in Seattle. She was 44 born in the southwest and survived by her husband two sons and three sisters. The incident occurred as they rode from a local riding academy and Mrs Fraser was taken to Providence hospital where she died within 39 minutes.
A massive explosion at the Stag Canyon coal mine in Dawson New Mexico traps a day shift numbering about 230 to 280. Rescue crews report fourteen bodies recovered and seven men found alive early today, with five rescued from entombment of 259. Rescue efforts continue amid shifting reports on casualties, fuel shortages, and firefighting precautions as aid from Trinidad and Denver mobilizes.
Heavy fighting between tribesmen and Philippine scouts at Talipao Mindanao continues with five scouts killed and eight wounded. Captain Harry Me Eidery of the Thirteenth company is among the wounded as the clash that started yesterday rages on.
Dawson New Mexico October 22 Two hundred eighty miners were entombed in shaft No 2 of the Stag Canon mine after a 3 PM explosion. Rescue teams worked to reach workers as officials offered evolving estimates of those inside.
New York reports officers say the Ice-Dodge company mine at Dawson is nearly perfect in construction. The explosion depth was shallow and tunnels remain full of air, with ventilating shafts reducing gas. officials believe no great loss of life occurred, and president James Douglas was en route to Dawson.
An agent from Dawson New Mexico reports a collapse at the Stag Canon Fuel mine near the town threatening 280 miners entombed at the entrance. Air shaft access connected to the mountain offers a route to the surface for those able to reach it, with rescue chances uncertain.
Albanian and Syracuse figures misspellings aside, the report notes the senate confirmed James aM. of Syracuse for a labor post while twice rejecting Sulzer's nominee John Mi., with Governor Sulzer backing Lynen. Duluth weather mention reports a temperature drop to around 1 degree.
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