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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 1912
Page
1
A fierce clash erupts over noodle parlors amid tensions described as a White Mex attack. The incident involves UROPRINTOTE forces and 18,911,168 in unspecified stakes or casualties, with officials offering limited details.
A heated meeting of the national progress party adjourned amid racial clashes over Florida and Alabama delegations. White and Black delegates clashed as threats and accusations filled a secret session. Chairman Dixon of Montana spoke on party growth and Roosevelt forces.
New York report says Governor Wilson, Democratic presidential nominee, arrived in New York quietly seen by few. He lunched at a Pennsy lunchroom, met DNC chairman William S. McCombs, and discussed campaign plans. Journal notes scope includes treasurer, finance head, and Western HQ in Chicago with Henry Morgenthau and Senator Gore. He will not stump nationwide before September 1, sticking to scheduled addresses and possible coast state stops.
Late night trial in the white slavery case yielded a verdict. Judge Bourquin ordered the district attorney to probe if Tug Wilson and Swede Murphy should be cited for contempt and whether witnesses bribery or improper influence occurred to free Fried and Susiak from charges.
In El Paso on Aug 3 the county office of Willm J. Amberson manager of a local service named Amberson announced John P. Casey, a mining man, as a new appointee. Casey is to serve in the county role.
Bam Jarvis, disguised as a rebel soldier, arrived on a freight train in E Pass Texas. He describes hundreds of refugees seeking aid as rebels seize towns near Cass Grandes district and block shipments to El Paso. He fled toward the west with a faction of Americans and talks of provisions halted by rebel leaders and potential federal advances.
At Baise Idaho on August 3 a sharp clash arose during a western governors conference session. Delos Chapel, rep of Governor Shatrath of Colorado, proposed a Washington headquarters and federal lobbying to back laws aiding power site and irrigation corporations. Governors Norriy West Oddie denounced the move as a breach of faith, later learned to be backed by W tout for Governor Eberhart of Minnesota.
In the bribery trial of Clarice Darrow, proceedings opened with jurors moved to the scene at Third and Los Angeles Streets. Judge Witton reconvenes sessions as testimony unfolds, witnesses describe the surrounding hotel and nearby areas, investigatory delays follow.
Eleanor Ryan won a $15,000 verdict against Northern Pacific Railway for the death of her husband killed at the railroad yards on July 20, 18812. The suit sought $42,009, and the ruling was delivered today.
Acquitted wife Mrs Grace vows to leave for Philadelphia tonight or tomorrow to comfort her mother and care for her young boy. Eugene Grace expresses hope God will be lenient as he seeks treatment to regain use of his legs after the shooting incident that left him paralyzed.
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