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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1913
Page
2
An unrested news item reports Huerta pledging an honest election as conflict surrounds government struggles. Mentions wartime material like planes, armored cars, and armoured transports, with government actions debated and congressional sessions adjourned.
The remains of the late Lee Vaughn will be removed from Richards Parlors this afternoon to the family residence on South Mourcana Street, then to the Masonic Temple. Funeral at 2 o'clock, Robeys Icory officiating. The remains of the late Mrs Roe will be removed this afternoon to the family burial near Willamburg, with funeral tomorrow afternoon at Littlelocke and Mountain Episcopal Church conducted by the Te.
The funeral of Margaret Sellivan, wife of Joseph Sellivan, will be held at the family home on S. Montana Street and proceed to St. Micthy's Church for interment in the Catholic cemetery.
The obituary fragment notes the funeral for Steve Koppo, son of Mr. and Mrs. Koppo, to be held Wednesday at a local church with a burial planned. Also referenced is a reminiscence for a person aged 11 years, with unclear details and dates.
The funeral of the late Larene Matine Moran will be held on Wednesday at Sacred Heart Church. Family prayers precede the service at the home with interment to follow at the cemetery.
M J Walsh standard wants adequate thing quich results. The brief item notes a request or statement by M J Walsh regarding sufficient outcomes in an event or process. Named individuals and dates are not clearly provided in the fragment.
President Hunita reports on fragile diplomacy with the United States and other nations. He notes tensions, limited pacification prospects, and cites naval presence, port protections, and awaiting Congress actions as key factors in delaying stabilization terms.
The document asserts government dominance in the country with limited rebel influence. It notes the seizure and recovery of key assets, control over Dhranga, and attacks on Guaymas and Doreean. The filibuster movement in Lower California’s northern region is described as suppressed.
Washington on September 16 President Wilson and Secretary of State Hogan reviewed an abstract of Provisional President Huerta’s message to the Maximilian government. Officials were uncertain whether to send a congratulatory note or acknowledge Innocence Day, with no definite action taken. O'Shaughnessy was tasked to convey good wishes to Mexican authorities.
Mexico City witnesses a holiday display as citizens, students, and soldiers fill streets and crowds gather outside the National Palace. President delivers the annual message during a formal session with the deputies and senators, reception marked by vivas and gun salutes as nationwide celebration unfolds.
Kitinooga Tenn September 1 Activists of veterans at the Grand Army of the Republic forty seventh encampment marked Chickamauga day as hundreds of veterans visited the Chickamauga battlefield. Rumors place Donald Renadams of Superior Nebraska and Washington Gardner of Michigan as potential next commander in chief. Old Bibles and Testaments are used by gold beaters to store old lead pages amid storage places.
A man identified as Mr. Smith of Palouse Washington presented a draft for $4 at a Miles City bank and could not cash it claiming memory loss after waking on the open prairie. He traveled with his wife toward Grand Haven while local rails and a cattle rancher aided him. The case unfolded as authorities traced Mrs. Smith’s movements and confirmed the man’s identity, with further reports noting regional lumber ventures and a Port Arthur shipbuilding project for Great Lakes commerce.
A mysterious bomb addressed to General Otis exploded on a morning delivery. Police and post office inspectors examined the device, finding gunpowder and dynamite. Officials speculated it aimed to disrupt Otis' news operations or attack the Mexican leadership network tied to California ranch interests. The case prompted broadened inquiries into possible conspirators and motives.
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