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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1914
Page
5
President Wilson calls for decisive anti monopoly action, proposing a clear definition of anti trust laws, a federal trade commission, and tighter oversight of railroads and holding structures. He argues economic harmony depends on separating production from transportation and giving business guidance through clear, enforceable rules.
Five nations Argentina France Germany Great Britain and Portugal have notified the state department of acceptance to participate in the Hampton Roads to Panama Canal to Golden Gate fleet. Japan also expected to join, bringing about 100 warships with sixty eight flying foreign flags. Each powerful nation may send four ships, smaller navies two. Start must be mid January 1915 to reach San Francisco for February exposition opening.
In Pompeys Pillar Yellowstone county a quarrel over cedar posts led to a double killing. He F Gate ly shot cowhand Idd Williams wounding him. Williams returned fire mortally wounding Gate ly before dying moments later.
Three thousand eight hundred Mexican federal soldiers six generals and one thousand three hundred sixty nine women and children sought asylum in the United States after being driven from Ojinaga by rebel forces. They arrived in El Paso Texas and were interned at Fort Bliss to be held indefinitely as prisoners of war.
Milwaukee The Wisconsin Eugenic Law regulating marriage licenses was ruled unconstitutional by Circuit Judge E Co Eschweiler. The court held the physician health certificate including the Wasserman test violates constitutional rights and relgious liberty by effectively halting marriages.
Garner White Cloud, a young Cherokee Indian, stood trial for his life in the superior court on a Tuesday for killing J. C. Chandler to obtain a drink of whiskey. White Cloud shot Chandler after the man refused to share liquor due to laws prohibiting giving alcohol to Indians.
Rebels defeat government troops two miles from Cape Haitien in a fierce Tuesday battle. Government forces retreat in disorder as War Minister seeks refuge aboard the steamer Quebec.
Truckee California ends a severe blizzard that dumped seven feet of snow. The chamber of commerce deployed 100 men to clear roads toward Donner Lake, signaling rapid recovery.
Charles F. Keyes died after a automobile strike in Washington. The driver Rev. John Spensley of the Catholic University faced charges and was released on bail. The incident prompted an emergency hospital transfer and ongoing investigation.
Cape Town reports a railway strike nearly over as the operating force votes to resume work immediately. Miners’ strike also nearing its end with rapid progress toward settlement.
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