15 Aug 1912
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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 15, 1912
Page
1
Shaman Stanly Mindsing accuses Forte Presidiat of an attack while asserting Roosevelt protected them. The conflict centers on protection promises and political tensions surrounding leadership and security.
A heated front-page confrontation in the Seattle community unfolds as Representative A. O. Stanley declares Theodore Roosevelt and George W. Perkins allied with Wall Street. He accuses Perkins of “go-between” dealings and treasuries misuse, citing 1904 funds and a failed grand larceny charge. The dialogue frames a new progressive party critique and calls for reform.
Washington Aug 14 Congress moved to override President vetoes on steel and iron tariff measures. The House passed the tariff repeal seconds after receipt, 83 to 17, with support from La Follette and other progressives. Senate action followed as both bills head to vote Friday, Democrats hopeful to reclaim two thirds. Insurgent Republicans aided the push, while Speaker Cannon lamented the defection.
Former New York governor Odell recounted to the senate campaign funds committee that Edward Harriman conveyed 240000 to the Republican National Committee in 1904 after Roosevelt's urging. Odell described meetings with Harriman and Cortelyou, the transfer of funds via serializer Biles, and noted questions about the source and timing of the contributions.
A garbled OCR snippet highlights Darrow and prosecutors in a courtroom scene with reference to a dramatic moment. The fragment mentions a drive wheels phrase and Awan, suggesting a trial or legal confrontation context.
The Darrow led defense in a major labor case evokes a stormy courtroom scene with attacks on the steel trust and prosecutors. Amid volleys of invective, the defense portrays the trial as a test of labor rights against industrial power, while critics label the proceedings as biased and sensational.
Reports detail a pursuit near Ghince where McAdams and Jowell fled after a bay horse sighting. Hounds followed tracks for miles but fatigue and rough terrain hindered progress. A woman identified a hiding place, aiding police, with daylight limiting further action. Continuous patrols and supplies drive search toward Hell's canyon as stakes rise.
New York report describes lieutenant Becker denying allegations tied to a bank case. Details reference Me-Allbough Poiiw and various parties, with proceedings and planned hearings in September. The article notes witnesses, potential testimony, and police actions surrounding the murder investigation linked to Rosenthal and others.
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