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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1913
Page
7
The text details a U S case involving California figures and immigration policy, noting sentencing outcomes for Caminetti and associates. It references a Mann trial, prison terms, fines, and appeals, with blurred names and lines about moral and legal motives. The document reflects early 20th century crime and punishment discourse.
Eyedel Clayatey to be Blawtand Ketem Bent plans ceremonies at the state capitol Wednesday morning. W C Sanders and former senators were to speak but cannot attend. Leo Mantle and Joseph Dixon attended earlier plans but remain uncertain. A public reception is planned after the unveiling with attendees offered the chance to view the statue the same day.
In Chattanooga Tennessee on September 17, Civil War veterans faced a dispute over a Grand Army of the Republic parade order excluding civilians and women from participation. The issue involved Union and Confederate veteran groups, command decisions, and a controversy about who could march, with about 12,000 veterans present despite rain as events continued at the army camp and along the parade route.
A garbled OCR style summary references Confederate veterans, trials, sports results, and municipal actions. It mentions Diggs and Caminetti, Tammany influence, a mayoral veto, and various local items including fire destroying chickens and miners’ actions, all in a disjointed historical news fragment tone.
Four prominent Missoula men were arrested in Bitter Root River country on charges relating to a fish poisoning scheme amid alleged use of alcohol and threats. The group, including Seager and others, faced charges of dynamiting and related acts, with attorney general oversight and plans for a court date next week.
Sept. 17 returns show Tammany opponents delivering close defeats to several Democratic incumbents in Buffalo and Rochester as regular party machines failed to back Sulzer impeachment. In Albany County former State Committeeman Ale Cabr faced possible loss while Monroe County nominees mostly sided with opponents of Tammany.
A fragmentary report mentions Sen Francine Ms W Charles De Tones and Honora MwA of the San Brancann Chemntete facing illness with lyphoid fever and complications, with unclear details about deputies and local issues.
The body of Abee [ioppen Lesears ald, missing since Saturday from Kearney NJ, was found in the Passaic River at Jackson tonight. Authorities describe the body weighed with stones placed in her lap and the skirt tied, and say they do not believe she could have placed the stones or tied the knot. Chief TolEn cites uncertainty over how the knot was formed.
In Mexico City a rebel leader states an American mining man named Robertson was killed by rebels in Sinaloa on Sept 10. Robertson had left Durango on Sept 7 by overland route toward Mazatlan, and the rebel official report to the American consul gives details of the encounter and Robertson's fate.
Albany Sept 1 The stage is for the opening tomorrow of the impeachment trial of William Sulzer governor of New York in the high court of impeachment. Attorneys confer with ministers, and the court will hear preliminary questions on jurisdiction and procedure. The prosecution adds John Strachlin to the legal battery as more counsel join. Continuous coverage awaits the opening.
Washington dispatch states the Sun River project in Montana is set for completion after a contract with Macarthur Bros of New York for the Fishkom reservoir. The $4.5 million contract covers excavating 2,000,000 cubic yards of material and diverting 3,215 linear feet of concrete lined tunnel, marking the first major authorization since hearings last May.
New York report details the arrest of Schmidt and confession to Anta Allmaker's murder and body dismemberment. Evidence ties Schmidt to an unlicensed dentist Dr. Ernest Muret, with federal warrants for counterfeiting. Investigators uncover a rented Eighth Avenue apartment with items linking Schmidt to the crime scene and an alias list.
A Colt automatic pistol with six-shot capacity, tied to Officer Vaughn’s death, was pledged to Siegel’s Missoula shop. Police tracked a five foot seven inch suspect in a derby hat who bought time to raise money, fled east on Park Street, and remains at large as detectives search Montana towns for the weapon used in the fatal shooting.
Gov Stewart issues two proclamations, calling for October 7 a general cleanup day to reduce fire risk and urging public and private institutions to enact heating controls and fire safety measures. A Sunday observance is noted with cooperation among church and fraternal organizations to support the effort.
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