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Newspaper

Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Aug 22, 1912

Page

7

Roosevelt knew Penrose got one

In a terse note, Roosevelt acknowledged a sum received by Penrose. The record hints at political contributions linked to John D. Arehmold, with emphasis on the secrecy or propriety of such dealings within the era. The fragment references Insylvania and an unnamed major figure.

Penrose says Archbold sent 25000 in 1904 to aid campaign

In a senate speech Senator Penrose defends receiving a 25000 check from John D. Archbold as part of a 125000 contribution to a national committee fund. He alleges urgent calls from Archbold and Roosevelt pressure, cites telegrams, and contends the Archbold money linked to political aims while denying any improper ties to the industrial commission.

Washington Senate Penrose Pennsylvania Himohn D. Archbold Standard ‘O11 Company Menator Penrose Archbold Vrchbold Cepabltentt Matrpatan Whae Rooce N. Biles National Committee Archbold and Hie Standard Oil Company William Flinn Roosevelt Vania Pontos Finn Red Himt Israel Quay Penn Tose Flinn Joan D. Archbold The Industrial Commission John D. Archbold Howl Blackall John D. Arch Dld Krenboch

Pioneers Welcome at Warm Springs Debate and Rally

In Leaght New Jersey and Deer Lodge Montana the Pioneer reunion and campaign chatter unfold. Speaker Champ Clark may stump Maine for the Democratic ticket ahead of September elections while Governor Wilson and Harmon plan national efforts. The Deer Lodge gathering fills Milwaukee hall with 443 registrants and features letters of condolence, new member admissions, and lively pioneer debates on membership and commemorations.

Leaght N. J Champ Clark Maine Anni Joy Woodrow Wilson Edward F. Goltra Missouri New York Clarke Wilson Cieetlons Marshall Henry Texas Harmon Ohio Middle West William L. Finney Finley The Standard Deer Lodge Butte Boston & Montana Band Splemttd Milwaukee Hall Hall Helmunlt Henry Tetrault John M. Evans Missoula Wild W. F. Bart Winthrop Raymond Sheridan W. M. Jordan Hugh Early Anaconda Ben Falk Frank Williams Phil H. Miller Salt Lake Sabolsky J. Hi. Butler Divide John Stock Waterloo Peter Coyle Philipsboro William Deascey Sappington Els B. Taylor Fisk Helena Alien Bowie Joe Hauser Howell Davis Rumeey A. F. Echols Avon

Colonel Roosevelt Attacks Penrose Over Oil Contributions

Colonel Roosevelt denounces Senator Penrose after reading Penrose's senate statement. He claims no Standard Oil contributions were accepted and cites letters to Cortelyou confirming that stance. The report notes Cortelyou’s confirmation and the context of this political exchange.

Wilkesbarre Penrose Roosevelt Senate George B. Cortelyou Republican National Committee Standard ‘Oil Company Gtr Arch- Bold Standard Oil

Five horse thieves battle farmers near Argusville

At Monson farm near Argusville North Dakota an armed band of five horse thieves rode into a barn at 1 AM and fired on farm workers. They escaped after a brief chase. one outlaw was shot but aided by a companion. Deputy sheriff sent from Fargo. blood trail vanished with no injuries to workers.

Parke N. D Monson Argusville Fargo George Grating Seville

Freed Of Murder Charge Ignites Cheer From Women

Chicago reports Florence Bernstein found not guilty of murdering her husband George Bernstein on May 4 after a 25 hour jury deliberation. Cheers erupted from the women’s section as the verdict was read while other defendants await trial on similar charges. St Paul honors J J Hill on his seventy fourth birthday with a large banquet at the Auditorium Fund serving 1200 guests. Hugo Snell of St Johnsville NY crushed to death by an express at Kansas City Union Depot while en route from Great Falls Mont where he held a claim.

Leggat Cahill Virginia Iving Ry Ranch Alder Mont Bridget McCauley New York City Alder Gulch Boulder Helmont Sarah A. Leffring Utah Montana Leffring Upper Deer Lodge Valley William McKeown Canada Jung Missouri River Fort Benton Cardwell Jefferson County Lyman W. Allecity Jefferson J. Sanders Butte Fast Sear the. Association Sanders Hadeen Sen Chicago Florence Bernstein George Bernstein St. Paul Minn St Paul J. J. Hill Str. Hill Kansas City Hugeno & Snell St. Johneville N. Y Union Snell

Bramwell Booth Schepps Escape Aided by Police

Patrol records show Bramwell Booth Schepps involved in an escape aided by police. A district attorney charges filed amid unclear OCR text.

Bramwell Booth Schepps NEW Army

Boothsappointment signals Salvation Army's new leader

Bramwell Booth accepted the chief role as heir to General Booth in a formal ceremony at London. He will succeed as commander in chief, with General Booth’s funeral set for Aug 29 at Kuney Park cemetery beside his wife. King George telegrams, Asquith and other leaders send condolences as Bramwell Booth pledges to lead with faith and duty.

London Salvation Arpey Laneneral Roth Army Bramwell Booth Reat Bramwell Hooth Salvation Army Sinc Westminster St. Paul's Cathedral Iain William Hooth Ranger Hart Bramwell Tooth Wing White Cee

Investigate Water in Butte Valley Irrigation Plan

Washington reports Representative Pray secured government interest in irrigating about 10 000 acres south of Butte. Professor Mitzner, geology survey expert on underground water, will visit October 1 to study aquifer potential for a valley wide flow, aiming to back reclamation for the land.

Washington Pray Butte Butte Chamber of Commerce Mianer Mitzner Thtis

President Taft Action on Commerce Court Legislation

Washington reports the Senate failed to pass the executive and judicial bill sustaining the commerce court. The measure was amended to continue appropriations for the court through March 4, 1918, with prospects of White House approval as the bill moves to the appropriation committee. debate was limited and the vote narrow.

Washington Taft Senate PFC Merce Court White House Cnet

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