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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1908
Page
7
A broad discussion on tariff reform and party platforms unfolds amid partisan rhetoric. The speaker criticizes Republican promises as insufficient and calls for immediate tariff revision during a future administration, warning of corporate influence and patronage shaping policy.
The article reviews a political speech honoring Theodore Roosevelt and William Howard Taft, recalling progressive era reforms and anti trust actions. It notes debates on corporate power, railways, and legislation, praising efforts to curb trusts and promote prosperity while highlighting concerns over greed and political influence. The piece references the 1904 to 1908 period and the Republican stance on economy and governance.
A long dispatch describes a session of Scandinavians of the West at Great Falls. Delegations from Norway and Sweden are present, with talks on Ny-kws reforms and dates for future meetings. The Faroese and other guests attend as observers, while security arrangements and travel plans are outlined for the group’s activities.
A New York dispatch reports Hughes enjoys broad support from national leaders and party allies in the push to renominate Governor Hughes. With Roosevelt, Sherman, Hitchwork, and other New York figures backing him, opposition seems unlikely to gain traction. The Oyster Bay confab and headquarters actions reinforce the consensus for Hughes at the convention.
An article reports a non union miner shot in an ambush near Higmingtam Alabama. Anthony Davis and others described as miners were present as a house was destroyed by dynamite. Investigators pursue leads while authorities consider further action.
The Butte labor convention debated unification of rival labor bodies, endorsing consolidation under Silver Bow Trades and seeking Montana charter affiliations. They discussed convict labor highway plans, paint and steepleworker strikes, and rules to favor Montana residents in public works. The assembly elected officers, received gifts for Acting President Donoghue, and adjourned after outlining next year's agenda.
Washington reports a messy attempt to redeem devalued greenbacks in the Treasury. O D Earl of Morriston is noted, but most bids are denied amid confusion and poor documentation. Officials, including Mr Binet, battle with unsafe parcels and unclear warrants while the effort yields little clear result.
A compact note reports a brief business meeting of newspaper men led by Al Paul on August 2. The session covered committee reports and routine motions, with discussions on staffing and upcoming assignments.
Unclear text reports a government action involving a minister and a governor. It mentions potential approval next Monday and references a formate donation and foreign policy matters. The readable items name Castra and Mark Tord as individuals, with references to a department and governor.
A Larantie Wy dispatch claims a severe assault occurred at Camp Khinet where a young woman was beaten and dragged to a secluded spot. An escorting noncommissioned officer from the Twenty first regiment was attacked. Twenty six men allegedly tied in prison await further handling while six attackers were captured and three more found at Rawlins.
In a busy week, Mr. Sherman announces a Republican campaign trek to rally party members and boost support ahead of the national contest. He vows extended stops from Chevy to central regions, joining forthcoming meetings and political events.
Indictments returned against six men on twenty charges linked to the Lopez restaurant riot and a later murder case in the Leper’s riot. Officials expect more indictments as the grand jury pursues the case amid white and black communities anxious about law and order.
Denver August delegates elect the following officers for the coming year at the closing session. Tyrshdent Fletcher of Michigan is president, Webb of California is secretary-treasurer, and Dlvkewa of Colorado is selection chair. The next meeting was left to the president to appoint committee members.
Journal notes conflict erupting on a northern Pacific route with Italian and Hindu factions clashing. Report mentions workers from Punt conscripted to labor for daily pay, with pay reductions and concerns over poor conditions and safety, highlighting protections and mistreatment claims.
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