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Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Sep 10, 1913

Page

18

Speeding case ends with shot incident at crossing

In a police court speeding case, witness testimony clashed as Officer Wittman shot near a wheel while pursuing Thompson on Harewon avenue near Olympia Creek. Thompson claimed slow speed and obedience, while the officer testified to commands ignored. The judge found Thompson guilty and fined him $25.

Gten Thompson Wittman Hareiwon Avenue Olym Pin Reek Ste” Phompson Harrison Avenue Olympia Street Amecer Yuan Rotering Thompson

Fire at Lewisohn Block Causes Minor Losses

Examinations show total damage to offices in the Lewisohn block after Monday's fire will not exceed 5. Musicians union suffered an 800 loss including a piano. Bell agency offices report 300 in losses. Harper McDonald Co records remained intact with 50 loss. Rest of damage from smoke. water damage limited to basement. Origin of the fire undetermined.

Lewisohn Block Musicians’ Union F. M. Bell Harper, McDonald & , Co

Pechonic suit seeks 25000 damages in mining death

Livingston Sept 9Special dispatch reports in district court on change of venue from Silver Bow county the case of Joseph Pechonic administrator of Joseph Kranz deceased versus Maxey Fires for 25000 damages claiming death of Kranz while employed by the defendants due to alleged improper mine safeguards.

Livingston Joseph Pechonic Joseph Kranz Kraine Maxey Silver Bow County

Montana Women Fast for National Suffrage Campaign

Miss Rankin outlines Montana 1914 vote path and national strategy. She notes Western support could swing East and national action, cites a Washington suffrage council meeting, a new Suffragist paper, and house to house work. Rosalie Jones described. fundraising events planned at Columbia Gardens.

Miss Jann Montana West Misa Rankin New York Pennsyvania Miss Rankin Washington National Council Sufe Mie Rankin The Suffragist Charles Jones A. B. Clinch Miss O'Neill Rosalie Jones Miss Jones Albany Mike Rankin Manna Columbia ‘Gardens

Pay as you enter plan praised by street railway official

Manager J J Wharton of the South Butte street railway says the pay as you enter system works well and the public accepts it. Most passengers carry fares in hand on entry though big entrance cars cause crowding. Adjustments may be added to prevent entry from both sides at once, but cars with single entrances report no problems.

South Butte J.J.' Wharton Street Railway Company

Roping Country Folk at Ansonia Theater

The Ansonia theater opens the final week with two reels of Broken Threads United depicting Hiram Daniels a simple country man duped by a scheming woman. He marries under false pretenses and is saved from danger as the plot unfolds. The Whiting Duo perform new singing, talking and dancing stunts. Also which Way Did He Go offers a comedic Vitagraph feature with matinee plans for Friday and Saturday.

Hiram Daniels Ansonia Theater Hiram Whiting Vitagraph Company

Paper suggests exchange of Pankhurst for Thaw

London reports Pall Mall Gazette questions how Mrs Pankhurst will be treated if arrested on arrival in New York in October and ponders a possible exchange with Harry Thaw as the United States authorities decide to detain the militant suffragette leader.

London

Kawin Clapp & Sons Men’s Footwear Sold at Toucher’s

Kawin Clapp & Sons' fine men’s footwear is sold exclusively at Toucher’s 37 39 West Park Street. Deputy Sheriff Hugo, under former Sheriff O’Rourke, declined a $20 wedding present for public marriage at Powell county fair race track. Hugo and Mrs. Schupfer wed instead in the race track offices by Justice Valleton. they will reside at 233 South Main Street.

Kawin Clapp & Sons Toucher's West “Park Strost Fred Frits Hugo J. K.” O'Rourke Powell County Fair Frank Conley Fred. Schupfer Hank Valleton Deer Lodge Hugo Will Mnake South Main Street

Auditing of City Accounts Starts in Butte

The city of Butte began auditing its books yesterday with Rowland, Thomas & McGowan of Seattle holding the contract. Inspectors visited departments to map the audit scope. this phase will cover November 1910 to April 6, 1913, following a prior audit by Pogson, Peloubet Co. The delayed start resulted from a council dispute over the contract, which was first awarded to Frank F. Hayes before technical issues shifted it to the Seattle firm.

Butte Rowland Pogson, Peloubet Co Frank F. Hayes Yme Seattle

Foreigners Clash as Strikers Face Replacements

In Louis foundry turmoil sparks riot when foreign workers attempt to fill striking employees’ jobs at the Steel company plant. Five hundred workers walked out over grievances, denouncing watchmen treatment. no wage demand was made. Separately, Alexander Phackara is named consul general at Paris with a Senate-bound nomination expected, officials say.

Louis Washington Alexander AI Phackara Berlin Paris Wilson Senate

Argentina appoints commission for Panama Pacific exhibit

In line with its pledge to be represented at the Panama Pacific exposition in San Francisco in 1918, the Argentine Republic appoints a commission led by President Angel Gallarado to organize its exhibit.

San Francisco Angel Gallarado

Major Hughes to face general court martial at Presidio

Maj James B Hughes senior major of the First cavalry at Monterey Presidio will be called to defend himself before a general court martial convening Sept 15 at the Presidio San Francisco. The charges are not divulged but are likely filed by Col William H C Bowen. The court martial board will be presided by Brig Gen Ramsey D Potts.

San Francisco James B. Hughes First Cavalry Monterey Presidio Presidio William H. C. Bowen Monter Presidio Hugh Point The Ramsey D. Potts

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