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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1911
Page
7
An altered fragmentary text describes a fatal Milwaukee truck crash with references to a long disappearance period, possible personal crisis, and a victim whose body was found. Authorities investigate the scene and pursue leads as investigators piece together sequence of events.
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Lingering garbled passages describe labor strife, transport disruptions, and political figures with scattered references to England London Landon era policy. The piece mentions trains, wages, workers, and negotiations amid a tense economic climate, but many names and places are obscured.
Fragmented OCR describes a Rochester assembly scene with mentions of Grand Army of the Republic events. The text includes references to meetings, a judge, water bonds, and planned ad vertisements. Names and places are garbled but indicate civic talks and ceremonial framing of veterans groups.
Beattie pleads not guilty to murder in a Virginia trial over the death of his wife. The trial covers alleged strangulation, with jurors sworn and witnesses called as the court proceeds.
A turbulent cross country flight by Atwood begins in Lyons and veers southward toward Auburn and Syracuse as radios report vague signals and ground observers watch anxiously. The plane’s path takes it past Auburn, Lyons, and Utica with crowds on hilltops tracking the lone aircraft. A series of telegraph and radio messages relay uncertain progress while searchers await a clear landing site and final destination.
Local celebrations mark New Mexico becoming a state as crowds gather in Santa Fe and public plaza festivities light up the night. Speakers include seven supreme court judges, the governor, and former governors. Attendees wave 48 star flags as joy fills the capital.
President informs Congress via three messages on August 2 that the Maine wreck inquiry will determine responsibility. The administration seeks wartime authority to respond and protect U S property, shipwrecks, and naval assets amid tension with Spain and an ongoing Cuba issue.
Wireless promoters set to begin imprisonment today. New Yorks dat Shocthelatophor Cos lumbud Wilson and Privicia X- Watler along with Willlining Tomsitios will start Lomerrw fre Jali to serve jai Londas for untaiainis the indi ba dis fridge invewinca in stock at United Wirelona company.
Washington recounts a senate foreign relations committee session on arbitration pacts with Great Britain and France. Senators Cullom Root and Burton argued for keeping the treaties intact while attaching declarations to exclude domestic policy questions. The minority criticized the commission power and Monroe Doctrine references, with the issue postponed for the regular session.
In Bang Montana Aug, the body of Corse Toberthi, nine, was found in a shallow prospect hole in the Nethart mining district. He had been missing for several days. Officials say the man evidently died violently. whether murder or accident remains undetermined as telegraphed to authorities.
A confusing OCR fragment outlines a high court denial of a rehearing in a Nevada case involving Cayson and Sheela Hoondi. The text mentions a supreme court opinion, references to Horton of Urea, and unclear entities. The record is garbled but centers on a judicial ruling and denied rehearing.
Washington Aug. 22. The extra session of Congress will adjourn at 3 o clock tomorrow afternoon. The Democratic leadership moved to adopt a resolution setting that hour, with no agreement on a tariff plan. President Taft’s veto of the cotton tariff bill looms as Congress plans to reconvene in December. Democratic Leader Underwood pressed procedural matters as the House debated without major action, while the Senate recessed and planned to register the veto upon return.
A late evening blaze in Medford trapped and killed several men after an explosion and collapse at a factory. Rescue teams recovered a body and investigated the fire, with authorities stating one victim died and others were injured as the building burned through the night.
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