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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1913
Page
1
A murky historical case is noted involving a Wesson figure and a young girl. Details remain unclear in the fragmented text, but the reference hints at a legal or investigative matter with names tied to a local jurisdiction and possible court or police records. Further readable material is needed for precise outcomes or dates.
Testimony at yesterday’s hearing reveals Wesson accused of improper conduct toward a girl named Beckham. The officer denied insults, asserting his actions were misinterpreted while Beckham described incidents at a Michigan connection and family ties. A lengthy session followed as counsel for both sides argued, with a continuation noted on a future page.
In Today's Standard page readers see a collage of names and places from Teton to Vers lodge. Reports include church notices, stock moves, and legal items with general news and a full page of advertisements.
In New York a scattered report states Sullivan is still missing while his estate faces a court battle over a $46,400 note. Attorneys and family dispute custody arrangements and alleged payments tied to the supposed wealth of the missing man, with questions about bankruptcy and trust funds.
A New York testimony by William Lee claims one worker from the Bromterood of Trainmen is killed every seven hours and one minute, as part of a heated debate over pay and conditions. Lee cites the Wilier shire carrierie committee report to support statistics, while railroad counsel Kitsha Lee questions the figures.
The national encampment of the Aruty Air Nike Union begins in Lak ons today to elect officers. The new national commander from Penn sylvania was elected Assembly. The grand council will decide on the most place of smooting.
An inquiry into the wholesale killing of trout in the Bitter Root Bidet Knot river proceeds as authorities, led by Warden De Hurl and deputies, pursue warrants and witnesses. Investigators analyze chemical traces from a drowned eel and a jar found along the river, while a party of anglers presses for action and awaits further evidence.
Fragmented OCR text references a discussion about Prana and a sales adaptation involving organizations in Washington and Mexico. The readable parts mention a planned approach and an unidentified agency's role in interpreting the material for a broader sales context.
Fragmented report describes opposition voiced by the Bishop of Montana to changing church leadership during a conference. Messages from New York and Philadelphia leaders, with references to loyalty, doctrine, and unity, frame the debate as split across regions and factions.
A ceremonial tribute honors Ammevar O1 Mody Ga in Liverpool as officials and dignitaries gather to mark a significant occasion. The event reflects strong community ties and lasting legacy in the city.
The article recounts the death of Mayor Gaynor in New York and the ensuing voyage of his body to Liverpool, where a solemn lying in state and funeral rites are described. It notes official condolences from US officials, the arrival of the coffin, and the planned funeral in New York with church services and civic tributes.
The address discusses the potential profitability of selling crops and forage, warns of market pressures, and argues Montana should expand water power development. It cites state power projects, irrigation needs, and argues for low rates, minimal taxes, and robust copper production benefits while stressing growth in power and transportation solutions.
Collins president of Anaconda Chosth chosen for next meeting mace. Officers named Charles Calling president Simon Behin secretary Crore Lapp treasurer. Board of officers includes Breank MM Beier Wilson James M Higgins and W N Nelson Billings. Convention adopts double platoon system Chief Atchinsen of this city presented with medal. Los Angeles Sept 12 Weepers excavated bones of a prehistoric mammal elephant skeleton 14 feet high dated about 250000 years ago.
Livingston Sept system notes Alderman Jake Sigel said he came to inspect land and found friends and wife in mourning for a death blamed on others. He produced a note on his desk and did not explain his own actions as rumors spread of foul play.
A garbled 1H score fragment mentions Wrenn and a representative Wy Bl Witder at Washington and a November 4 election. Readable items point to a political context with unclear names and dates.
Vague OCR fragment mentions Prickly Pear, Vans, Li Valuets, and names Thi Cla de, ECory, Plu Wine Water. Readable facts are scarce. cannot confirm event, dates, or participants.
The Helena audience hears John D Ryan discuss the Prickly Pear irrigation plan to complete phase two, with a projected 1000 acre development and a funding push near $30,000. Local officials and governors attend, with remarks by S Mierke and Z Edwards praising the project’s benefits and future state support.
John D. Ryan analyzes water power development and mining in the region, noting the Montana Power and Transmission Company plans surveys, investigations, and large-scale projects across the state. He weighs public interest against corporate profits, citing potential gains from the Missouri, Yellowstone, and other river basins and referencing costs of more than a million dollars.
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