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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1913
Page
7
Lous Normas admits that what she said on the Reno train coming from Reno was untrue, backing a claim that earlier statements were not factual.
Lola Norris testified she lied to shield F Drew Caminetti and Maury Disks, then shifted to truth to aid the government. Caminetti plans his defense recounting how he left his wife with a baby, denied, and faces Mann White Slave Act charges. Norris implied she would marry Caminetti after a divorce, altering trial dynamics and prompting a government rest.
Former congressman Eagar Wilson, recently released on an alleged intoxication law arrest, shot Deputy Sheriff Harry Champlin at the county jail. The incident occurred as Wilson asked to go to the lavatory before the door closed. Champlin rushed him, the gun discharged, injuring the deputy. Wilson, formerly of the Fifty fourth and Fifty seventh congresses, was taken to an eastern sanitarium for treatment. He had worked as defense counsel during the Moyer Haywood trial.
Helena Sept 1 Attorney General Kelly advised the state railway commission that it has the power to order out of service streetcars owned by the Butte Street Railway company because steps on some cars were too high and dangerous for women and elderly riders.
In Sofia Aug 18 publicized extracts from letters of Greek soldiers and officers to homes describe brutal acts against Bulgarians during July fighting between Bulgaria and Greece Serbia and Montenegro. Letters from Greek units recount arson massacres loot and executions with prisoners taken and villages burned.
A Helena man, 24, identified as Stuewe, is held on forgery charges tied to copying a physician signature to cash an $85 check. His wife Mrs. C A Stuewe of Portland Oregon surrendered their 2 ½ year old daughter to an orphan asylum to allow her to seek work and hire a lawyer for her husband. The accuser, Dr C A Vosburgh of St Louis, alleged Stuewe forged signatures after seeking treatment for lung trouble. Detectors say local influences aided his arrest and Portland authorities cooperated. Separately Chicago's 1912 city directory estimates its population at 2,388,500, up 82,100 since Sept 21.
Lind May renews talks with Minister Gamboa as oral conferences continue. The Tamer family observers note progress amid ongoing negotiations.
Washington reports late tonight that Nelson O Shaughnessy and John Lind have discussed a new basis for negotiations with Huerta officials aimed at a peaceful settlement in Mexico. Lind says Fuerte is ineligible for the presidency, while Huerta faces mounting financial pressure. Dr William Bayard Hale arrived from Mexico to study conditions and will brief President Wilson tomorrow.
Readable items note preparations for a return to Matteawan prison and Lola Norris admitting false evidence amidst Greek Mexican negotiations. Missoula hosts Pioneer meeting while Montana tunes into race and pawnbroker loan results. East Butte strike talk swirls with Paizer KO’d by Moran. Major league baseball results and football captains listed alongside court notices and classified blurbs.
Helena Sept 2 the state board of equalization reports total valuation of all property in the state for tax purposes at 74675181 a rise of 8193882 the railroads had sought a reduction after a hearing the board denied the request
Missoula hosts the Montana Pioneers day in the Garden tomorrow with 1865 settlers and their descendants gathering. A trolley ride, tours of mills, and a Riverside aeroplane night are planned, with registrations at Katherine Elks temple and an Elks reception. About 400 pioneers are expected for the formal events and musicales, signaling a strong, welcoming turnout.
Montreal September 3 Former President William H Taft was elected president of the American Bar association this afternoon at the close of the annual meeting Officers elected included Secretary George White Lock Baltimore treasurer Frederick E Wadmins Albany N Y executive committee Hollis R Bailey Boston All BR Browny Washington William H Paso Texas John H Voorhees Sioux Falls S D Witham 1H Stoake Philadelphia
New Haven Sept 3 twenty one dead five dying after Bar Harbor express wreck near New Haven. Interstate Commerce Commission to open the most searching inquiry into railroad wrecks beginning Friday. Chief Inspector Belknap to conduct witnesses and press for accountability. Coroner and chief engineer contest public release of testimony while public notices await the commission’s findings.
Harry K Thaw escaped from Sherbrooke Jail by habeas corpus and was taken to Coaticook Quebec where immigration authorities prepared to deport him. A secret inquiry will determine if he can be sent to Vermont or Matteawan, with lawyers threatening court action to halt deportation. A special board of inquiry is set for tomorrow while New York authorities coordinate border measures and possible extradition.
Conflict of testimony marked the hearing over Desk Sergeant William Taylor accused by Harold Crary of abusing and threatening him. Police chief testified the newswriters had a right to report but guidelines restricted information. both sides presented conflicting accounts with limited corroboration as to the alleged incident.
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