Terrific clash in coal fields mooded marks
Martial law begins on the first day in the PMEROILED district as clashes flare in coal field areas. Local authorities impose measures amid rising tensions affecting workers and communities.
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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1913
Page
8
Troops Ordered Out in Colorado Miners Fight
Turmoil in Southern Colorado as miners battle guards in Hastings Tabasco and Tal towns. Casualties include one guard killed, several unionists wounded, and missing personnel. Militia arrive from Trinidad to enforce martial law and seal off all camps.
Mobile Declaration Seen as Extension of Monroe Doctrine
Secretary of the Navy Josephus Daniels in Atlanta described President Wilson's speech as epochal and called it the Mobile declaration. He said it clarifies U.S. stance toward Latin America, rejects territorial expansion, supports Philippine independence, China recognition, and prewar conference ideas, with shared effort among major powers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atanta
Wilson
Mobile
Josephus Daniels
United States
Porto Rico
Philippines
Panama Canal Zone
Europe
Alway
Atlanta
Raleigh
N. C
Daniels
Brenned
Underwood
House of Representatives
Congress
Republic of China
Burton Harrison
Philippine
Bryan
Navy
Winston Churchill
England
Katz Sentenced for Grand Larceny in Stock Swindle
Albany Oct 2 Charles Katz a New York brewer must serve three to seven years in prison for grand larceny. His conviction was upheld by the court of appeals. Katz induced F Augustus Melage of Butte and New York to post 109000 dollars in stock as security for a loan and manipulated the deal causing a loss of 4800 dollars. Katzs associate turned state's evidence claiming he was duped and unaware of the proceeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
N. Y
Charles Katz
New York
The
of Appeals
Katz
F. Augustus ‘Melage
Butte
Hetnae
Arrests Fires and Trials in Disturbed Districts
Calumet Michigan October 28 Deputy Sheriff John Sayers arrested in connection with the shooting of 12 year old Margaret Fazakas during a struggle between copper mine strikers and deputies on Labor Day. The Mohawk mine master mechanic Henry Saam’s home set on fire earlier by someone pouring kerosene through a window. One hundred forty one strikers will be tried Thursday in Houghton on a blanket charge of violating the injunction against picketing by strikers in the copper strike zone. Rheims France October 28 Another French aviator Quartermaster Sergeant Canal killed here today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calumet
Mich
John Sayers
Margaret Fazakas
Henry Saam
Houghton
Epochal Speech Sparks Estimations on Alabama Dents
A secretary delivers a decisive epochal address estimating dent repairs in Alabama. The statement frames a broader plan and signals government attention to local infrastructure concerns across the state.
Kansan Dr Clarence T Wilson Praises Taft Era
Indianapolis, Oct 28. Dr Clarence T Wilson of Topeka Kansas addressed the national convention of Methodist men, praising Taft as a Christian leader. He attacked the Taft administration’s liquor ties, contrasted it with references to Bryan, and invoked grape juice imagery linked to Jesus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
White House
Taft
Clarence ‘T. Wilson
Topeka
Kan
Ter Perance Society
Methodist Church
National Convention of
Wiliam
Bryan
Bryen
Palestine
Jesus
Kansas
Buttorm
Ident Returns, Frequent Wilson Today at the White House
A fragment reports unidentified returns and frequent Wilson at 1:2 oclock from Mobile to the White House. The source notes he had nothing to say about Mexico. The record preserves a terse political exchange with limited readable details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Mobile
Qiaers
Hous
Mexico
Three Mines Purchase Shifts in Northwest Copper Finds
Spokane dispatch details Conrad Wolfie and F R Wolfle selling three cop claims including Old Sport and Sharrock groups to W W of Butte and Mr Bacon of Stewart Mining Co. The deal, closed by Ken and Texenhaupt, names survey work, railway lines to Port McNeil, and $300000 value. Mention of James or George Duffy murder confusion alongside a Kansas case of manslaughter and family correspondence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard
Spokane
Northwest
Conrad Wolfie
F. R. Wolfle
Bacon
Stewart ‘Mining Company
Art
Coeur d'Alene Dist
Idaho
R Ken
Stewart Any
Mr. Bacon
Sidney Texenhaupt
Wolfle Brothers
Sport
Sharrock and
Port McNeil
Tide Water
Vancouver
Taland
Alles
Ambitious pledge from Governor Glynn at Albany banquet
Governor Glynn declares he will not seek reelection and vows to act with integrity, promising no use of appointments or vetoes to install a successor. The remark followed by a banquet with editors and reporters as attendees, amid reflections on Sulzer's influence and the administration's direction.
Fancy prices offered for grazing privileges on Crow Reservation
Special Dispatch from Standan Washington reports the Indian bureau will soon approve year leases for 400000 acres of grazing lands on the Crow Reservation. Several bids under consideration include Lee Simondson Billings at 500 per annum Tea Brothers Billings at 20000 C S Massey Sheridan Wyo at 21500.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standan
Washington
Indian Bureau
Iedian Feservation
Privilene Mon
Lee Simondson
Billings
Tea Brothers
Bill
Massey
Sheridan
Wye
Tammany Hall Parade on York Avenue Causes Roaring Cheers
A large Tammany Hall campaign demonstration marched from Central Park to the Fourteenth Street headquarters, with several thousand onlookers along Broadway. Charles F. Murphy and Mt Call were among notables in attendance during the reviewing stand as the crowd chanted and applauded the procession.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
Tammany Hall
Ryfth Avenue
Broadway
Central ‘Park
Fourteenth Street
Mt Call
Tammany
Charles F. Murphy
Fighting resumes at Monteros after telegraphic cut
Reports from Mexico City dated Oct 2 say fighting has resumed at Monteros after telegraphic communication was reestablished briefly following the first attack but was cut again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico City
Monteros
Puma Reassembled in St Petersburg Amid Cabinet Tensions
The Duma reassembled in St. Petersburg on October 28 but did not complete a minute of amends for the insult to the cabinet. Tension remains high as a member of the right criticizes the government amid ongoing political strain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Petersburg
Duma
Minia Ndanee
Butte and Anaconda News Highlights
In today's edition a journalist reports on Southern coal, Butte man buys mines on Vancouver Island, and Maton faces jury today. Charles G. Gates dies. Mexican situation and Felix Diaz controversy surface. Mobile trip dubbed a joy ride. state commission returns to Butte. Investigative rates of power companies in Montana and grain inspection halted in Anaconda. Miner killed by rock fall. Beers dumped in city dump. Robison sane charges filed. woman declared insane. The Butte Ballarat Anaconda settlement affirmed and denied. Vaughn murder suspect hunted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tual Jaw
Butteman
Vancouver Island
Maton
Charles G. Gates
Spore News
Kossip
Felix Diazi
Mobile
State Commission
Butte
Deadiock
Senate
Montana
Anaconda
Hennessy
Fall of Rock
Robinson Sane
Esletones
Lorado
Jennie May Eaton's Gase to Go 10 the Jury Today
Plymouth Mass Oct 28 All evidence in the trial of Mrs Jennie May Eaton charged with poisoning her husband Rear Admiral Joseph Eaton had been completed when the afternoon session closed. The fate of Mrs Eaton likely to rest with the jury by tomorrow night Chief Justice Aiken to charge the jury. The widow has testified since Oct 1 and under cross examination she challenged prosecution statements. A medical expert testified the poison was taken at or after the noon meal March 6 in one dose. Mrs Eaton was visiting in Medford on that day. Witnesses noted the admiral’s death three days later and a nurse testified to details of the trial proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plymouth
Mass
Jennie May Eaton
Joseph Eaton
Chage
Arthur Ee. “Austin
Boston
Cleverly
Rail unions press wage and condition demands west of Chicago
Delegates representing over 43,090 railroad workers at a Chicago meeting of the Western association voted for increased wages and better conditions. The bid covers 56 western railroads and targets engineers, firemen, conductors, and brakemen. Demands will go to the board of arbitration. a strike is feared if no agreement is reached. Details to be kept secret until November 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Ennes
Western Association
Pacific Court
Board of Arbitration
Rock slide blocks Great Northern line at Cascade tunnel
A rock slide blocked the Great Northern main line at Cascade tunnel near Everett Washington for the second time in two weeks. A blast loosened rock at Windy Point West of the tunnel and diverted traffic toward Spokane via Vancouver Spokane Portland & Seattle routes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everett
Wash
Great Northern’ Railway
Cascade Mountains
Cascade Tunnel
Vancouver
Washy
Spokane, Portland & Seattle
Spokane
Explosion entombs workers at Stag Canon Fuel camp search for bodies
This morning 198 bodies were brought to the surface as rescuers race to locate more remains after an explosion at the Stag Canon Fuel camp entombed workers. Two rescuers were killed in the effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stag Canon
Charles Cates Dies in His Cr Journey to Mountains
Charles Cates dies while traveling to distant mountains as doctors fail to restore his faltering health. The brief obituary notes his long struggle with illness and his final illness drawing to a close in the mountainous journey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Cates
Benign Gates Dies in Cody Private Car Stroke
Charles G. Gates son of John W. Gates died in his private car in Cody at 2 PM from apoplexy. He had recently traveled west for health, aided churches, funded clothing for the poor, and cleared debts, before health declined and he died as his car awaited a Burlington train. His body was sent to York via Billings while authorities planned inquiries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billings
the Gazette
Cody
Wyo
Charles G. Gates
John W. Gates
York
Gates
Heath
Cony
Gates Prade
Drs. Williamson and
Morthell
Irving A. Merroer
Mr. Night
Rma
Sody
Burlington
Mr. Gates
Ned Frost
Chicago Board of Trade
Huerta Victory Question Looms in Mexico City
Oct 2 reports indicate if the Huerta Blanquet bloc wins a sufficient majority, congress may void Huerta votes and Blanquet take oath as vice president and assume presidency pending further sessions. Secretary Bryan notes Britain Germany and Ivance back a plan for future Mexico talks as Wilson travels to Washington. The press predicts a concerted effort by powers to end Huerta domination while Fell’s flight to the Wheeling refuge sparks discussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico City
Huerta
Great Britain
Germany
Ivance
Mexico
United States
Tubmie
Bryan
Wilson
Washington
Tom
Bevan
Huerta Green
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Herwind
Col
Coant
Colorado
Bean
Tal
Hastings
Angus ‘Alexander
Beeman Muntin
Alexander
Alexa
Eld
Hankment
Tabasco
Trinidad
Axorunik
Rheims
France
Weant Canal
Alabama
Wilson and
Kansan
Monterey
Duffy
Bacon and Associates
James
George
Man
Crown Goon
Great Bend
James A. Duffy
Ian
St. Mary's Ohio
Sammon A. Duffy
Reunon
Dainee
Rhinoses Kane
James ‘Duy
Mary Catherine Duffy
Dasten
Wichita
Jases A. Depey
Hotchites
Kaners
James A.” Dutty
Ohio
William
James A. ‘Dutty
Wieheid
Rwaye
Rilinwood
Duty
Glynn
Canalet
Moeratia
Sulzer
Tammany 'S Ran
PUMA
McMarket
Butte-Ballaklaya-Anaconda
Vaughn
Ourney
Ming
Ropery
General Fells
Vera Cruz
Wheeling
Fletch
Era
Pronent Refuge
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