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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1913
Page
1
In the Ennioned district tersely reported, a first day under martial law disrupted operations as conflict intensified in coal fields. Local authorities asserted control while workers faced restrictions and safety measures.
Martial government troops guard unions and mines as miners clash with guards leaving multiple wounded. Reports describe firing, casualties including children, and chaotic fighting at Hastings and nearby camps. A large-scale effort by guards and defenders unfolds with machine guns and artillery, amid a hirer of attacks on mining settlements.
Vang Vu, Gel. and Charles Nair, a New York brewer, must serve fourteen to seventeen years in prison for grand larceny after conviction was upheld by the Court of Appeals. Thducet Ff, AusUstiN JTeingn, and others faced related securities charges. The case involved losses of tens of thousands of dollars from Sacks, Matnze, and Kale, with defendants claiming innocence or lack of realization of the gravest offenses.
In Calumet Michigan on October 28 deputy sheriff John Lavors was arrested in connection with shootings during labor unrest. Margaret Pazakas a one year old girl died in a struggle between copper wine strikers and deputies. The home of Henry Law master mechanic of Mohawk King was set on fire using kerosene. About 141 strikers were arrested on broad charges related to copper strike violence. In France October 28 Quartermaster Sergeant Tonal a Feeney aviator was killed.
A controversial speech by Secretary Daniels delivered in Adama drew attention to policy stances and potential reforms. Officials and observers from WHESTOUN attended, noting emphasis on economic strategy and regional cooperation.
The article reports Secretary Daniels and President Wilson allies discussing the Mobile declaration and Monroe Doctrine implications amid naval and territorial cautions. It cites debates on Latin America policy, Mexican situation, and legislative plans including currency and defense measures.
Dr Clarence T Wibson of Topeka lauded Wilsch and Bryan as great Christian leaders at a Methodist gathering in Kansas. He praised Taft era policies and urged American export expansion noting Bryan's hospitality and his grape juice during a speech that drew wide attention.
Washington report notes President Wilson arrived at the White House at one o clock after a trip, while officials in various states comment on potential actions regarding Mexico and domestic concerns.
Three mines, including Old Spart and Shamrock, were bought by Bagoh and Associates for $500,000. Wolfe brothers and Bacon of Butte, with Spokane representation, plan copper, gold, and silver production near the Coeur d'Alene district in Tate. A water power site could exceed 3,000 horsepower, with diamond claims offered for further exploration and survey work for a Port McNeill to Vancouver Island railway.
Albany, N Y October 28 Governor Glynn voiced ambition to run for governor while promising a business administration and a kitchen cabinet. Editors present questioned independence from party lines as officials sought to attract news coverage and voters.
Washington October reports state two year leases covering 400000 acres of grazing lands on the Crow reservation are to be approved. The bids include Sin andson Dillluge at 23509 per year and bids from Ree Brothers, Mussey, Shortian, Wyn and others under consideration.
A large Taumanty’s Nig rally drew several thousand along Ninth Avenue and Broadway to the headquarters at Union Street where a rally was held. The crowd endured weather and chanted in support of candidate Tanens for mayor, who attended the parade.
Mrs Delle Hotchkiss of western Kansas seeks aid from county authorities in locating and identifying the man who killed Duffy and abducted his children. She claims the man was James A Duffy or his twin brother George. The report cites a Kansas City Sun piece and details about Duffy’s children, custody issues, and past family history.
An unclear report notes an assembled gathering in Petersburg in October with poor attendance and a failed attempt at amending a halt offered in the cabinet. The fragment mentions a cabinet member and a sexsion by a member of the eighe in a cryptic fashion.
In Today's Standard rage a martial away Southern Coben chaos shares headlines. Reports cover politics, crime, gossip, and weather. sensory detail limited by fragmentary OCR. Names, places, and events are inconsistently readable, but the page signals a broad basket of stories.
The Plymouth murder trial of Jennie Ray Halow, accused of poisoning Admiral Watd and family, resumes with witness testimony. Prosecution and defense close their cases as jurors hear expert medical and cross examination details about claims of illness and alleged motives.
Delegates from the Westar Cholines Association push for higher pay and better conditions across the railroad system from Chingawrad to the Poeltie coast. The plan seeks raises for engineers conductors and trackmen and aims to deliver the demand directly to top officials.
A rock slide and tunnel blast at Wits Point west of the Cascade tunnel disrupts service for hours. Tracks remain covered, trains from Seattle rerouted via Vancouver and Spokane while the line remains closed into tomorrow.
The article fragment notes an item from Dawson New Mexico about an optical transaction or comparison activity. Mentions belseners and 62 Undies still found by hin Stag Cynon Pnot company. Wednesday refers to 26 wet and Lye vereors were filled. Warnings and lots of 98 holes proven to din mirfice. Coxe Wehe singles wor located.
Charles G Gates, son of the late Mr Gates, died at Cody at 2 p.m. from a stroke. His body to be sent to New York by rail via Ruins. He had recently planned a climate change for health and was taken to a distant resort before returning to Cody. Local physicians and friends described his illness and efforts for relief, with suspicions of interim health improvements. The death notice notes Gates made loans repaid and charitable acts during his stay, and references his last hours before transport to the station for onward travel.
Reports from Washington indicate European powers plan no new Mexico policy until the United States presents a depasite plan for the republic's future. President Wilson, Secretary Bryan, and allied ministers weigh a coordinated response as Diaz seeks asylum aboard a U.S. gunboat Wheellne amid tensions over revolutions in Mexico.
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