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Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Sep 10, 1913

Page

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Record Wheat Crop Estimates Shattered by Drought Losses

Government reports show unprecedented wheat prospects offset by drought across major corn and wheat states. Losses exceed 500 million bushels since early estimates, while total national wheat output now near 754 million bushels, with August conditions lowering some regional yields.

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Abolition of Judgeships Would Eliminate Court Posts

A dated political note argues the Senate Kavwee provision would abolish the new judgeships tied to the commerce court. It claims Montana native Montsna would lose his federal seat, and Judge Treat and associates would be removed, altering court structure and employment.

Washington Senate Wikia Munk Montsna Honmerce Court Wi Oink Luisso Treat

Attorney files suit for large fee in Thaw case

New York, Sept. 4. July B. Gleason of Vers filed a suit today against Mrs. Mary Thaw, author of Harry Thaw, seeking judgment for 3000 plus interest from June 1, 1910. Gleason claims services were worth 348,080 with disbursements of 10,115 and that Thaw received 26,300, leaving 55,090 unpaid.

New York B. Gleason Maryhaw Harry Gleason

Patrolman Wesson Faces Unbecoming Conduct Charge

Maud Beckham, 18, and her mother accuse Patrolman Jack Wesson of soliciting a kiss and making improper remarks at 1017 South Gaylord Street on August 27. The complaint, filed with the police commission, alleges fear and improper conduct while Wesson was on duty. The stepfather reportedly sought Wesson’s removal in retaliation, while supporters note his good record and service.

Hiss Maud Beckham Gaylord Street Butle Jack Wesson Kisser Littec Wersson Wersny Wesson South Gaylord Street West Fa Garland Street Maud Beekham Mabel Brokhany Mabel Beekhams Telin Wesson Maud ‘Berkham Weagon Pulica Department Maud Berkham Maud Wasson Aland Heethan Maudeek Don Yin Khawn Pei Maud Benkhany Tan Sas Beckham Tat Wesson

Reclamation project to continue with Dutton tributaries cut

Secretary Lane approves continued work on the Sun River project with the Greenfields site and the use of Yaturn Tanda assets. Dutton district tributaries eliminated. Governor Steware of Montana applauds the decision as the Sun River project spans 300000 acres and requires multi‑million funding over about three years to complete.

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TWO EXPLORERS MURDERED BY ESKIMOS II FAR NORTH

Report from Winnines to Masikoba states explorers Marcy Radford and Graig Street, sent from Chesterfield Intet Hudson bas to Bathurst, were killed by Eskimos during a failed inland trading expedition begun in autumn 1911. The pair, linked to Hudson Bay Company activity, were ambushed after a dispute over hunting tongs. Street died from spear wounds. Radford was slain earlier, triggering widespread alarm among the Chesterfield party.

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Missoula Record Reports Record-High Student Enrollment

A jubilant Missoula column notes that approximately 184 students enrolled on the first day, doubling any prior figure. The item highlights the vast turnout at Hopeal University’s annex and references the democratic science curriculum expansion as a key factor.

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Miners Union of Butte Backing Michigan Strikers

The Butte miners union voted to send four thousand ten dollars to striking Michigan miners as aid in the union conflict. The funds will bolster the Michigan battle and mass meeting plans at the Auditorium. Dispatches show solidarity despite contrary operator reports.

Dirlie Minera” Union Wilks Michigan Asstat Butte Tty Sreatcat Union United States Michiggan

Yellowstone Veterinarian Fatally Shoots Barber

A Yellowstone area shooting left barber Coley dead after four shots fired by Dr. W C Tang a veterinarian with Manila Transportation. Officials including the sheriff court and a county official departed for Yellowstone to investigate the fatal incident.

Yalowstine Vallawetone Patel W. C. Tang Manila Transportation Company Coley Imee Bozeman

Remarkable tron renort and Dutch police noted

Today’s Standard Greek preface reports a strange mix of items including a Dutch policeman used in UN affairs and a remarkable tron renort. The page mentions political tariff revisions, mining strike aid, and regional incidents across Michigan Montana and Deer Lodge with various local notes and events.

Pree Tron Renort Girat Ntle Michigan Montana Hudson S—Powell County Fair Tare Anaconda Dore Taulge S-Vielsow Deer Lodge Mau Silver Row Bay Viatudge Winston Davis Enso Toad

Murder Mystery Deepens on Banks in the Hudson

An investigation into a Hudson River murder unfolds with parts of a body found on the New Jersey shore near the Sincheon river. Detectives link the torso fragments to a pillow wrapped object and a furniture shop purchase, while multiple disappearances of girls prompt a broad search for suspects and witnesses.

Banks The Hudson York New Jersey Sincheon River Cio Peter Steinmann

Gerard Seeks Higher Salary Amid Uncertain Future

New York figures report Gerard, traveling aboard the Tow Tringous, aided by Ambassdor Verard, contemplates his $17,390 salary. Verard says the matter is for later, as ties to Marcus Daly and a copper king influence linger and complicate considerations.

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Secretary Lane III Illness During Local Parade Review

Unclear OCR text reports Secretary Lane III fel while restowing the Native Suag andmission day parade may have caused heart trouble. The pageant in Berkeley saw medical aid as witnesses describe a fall and mobilization by authorities.

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Fire sweeps Salisbury Beach resort destroying hotels

FIME AT A Neson Salisbury Beach Mass Sept 6 This summer resort was swept by fire destroying six hotels the post office and 140 voltages being destroyed Two hundred thousand dollars worth of property wiped out entire block damaged dynamited structures torn down as flames raged through the area resulting in extensive property loss and closures.

Salisbury Beach Mass Postolice Athera

A Fight for the People and for Free Business Won

President Wilson announces a long battle for tariffs and currency reform has been won with firm leadership. The Senate passes the Democratic tariff revision bill amid applause, with notable cross-party votes from La Follette and Poindexter. Conference plans, anticipated rapid progress, and projected economic stimulus follow as lawmakers pursue final House-Senate alignment.

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Keynote Sounid In Women's Campaign Rally

A damaged report details Miss Rankin delivering the suffrage keynote at a Butte meeting of the Equal Suffrage Association. She urged action against opponents, urged precinct and house canvassing, and recounted speeches and plans for mobilizing Montana women in the suffrage fight.

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