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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 27, 1912
Page
1
Congress concludes an ATS session amid talks on dues and funding ahead of the summer period. Lawmakers reviewed schedules and discussed funding priorities while pressing for timely decisions on key programs.
Washington Aug 26 report that Congress ended its Sixty second session with Taft signing the final bills after tense debates over deficiency acts and pay, while senators and representatives exchange farewells. Speaker Clark praised the lengthy, laborious session and noted the adjournment marked the end of a turbulent, historic period.
The trial resumes in Senal Korea with 144 Koreans charged of conspiring against Japan. Defense pleas for leniency focus on past acts attributed to a secret Korean society and related political assassinations. Prosecution seeks long sentences for leaders while others face shorter terms.
President of the M11 wall project asserts a new depot for Butte is assured. Officials pledge progress and support, signaling commitment to infrastructure development and local transportation needs amid shifting priorities.
A.J. Barling, president of the Chicago Milwaukee St Paul railroad, announced approval of a $59,000 initial expenditure to build a new depot on Montana street near the present freight depot. Construction will begin within three terms, with the depot expected to be ready after six to seven months.
President Taft leaves Washington for Beverly for a brief vacation after adjournment. White House personnel accompany him as summer offices open in Beverly. He plans a quick Ohio engagement then golf at Myopia with two motor trips, returning to Washington for early September and later in the month before the campaign.
Washington Aug 28 senators and representatives prepare for two months of campaigning before the November elections. Speaker Clark heads to Maine to speak this week while Senator Clapp and others plan progressive stump tours. Leaders take rest in Hot Springs Seagirt and at sea as they gear up for rallies and speeches.
Aug 26 Leavenworth Kansas. Richard Osborn’s loyalty to his comrade prevented his capture in the state penitentiary. Osborn climbed an 80 foot wall to reach Jonson as he fell and sprained his ankle, then both men disappeared Saturday evening and were found in an areaway between two buildings today.
Speriag Utspetun reports from the Standard that Bozeman's city carnival and Interstate fair drew crowds along Main Street with a full program of attractions. German singing societies, the saengerbund, and the Hel ball team contributed events, while many top state players appeared in the baseball series. A large field of horses and entries across races promised unprecedented participation and excitement.
New York March 26 authorities raided the former gambling site on Fariye Street once run by Watthere Webber, tied to the Bridgle circle over the infamous murder. Inspector Dwyer led the operation, arresting a clerk named Kirk Brown and seizing cards and chips. Police pledge to publish a list of owners and agents renting buildings for gambling fronts.
Portland, Aug 4. Marshall of Indiana rejected protective racism and urged focus on national issues over local policy. He faulted Republicans for special privilege while criticizing business monopolies and warned against partnerships between government and manufacturers.
W Harry T of the West of Washington arrived at Republican headquarters to aid Taft publicity. An attorney from South Carolina, a Black editor, visited Parade Kellyanne of the Republican committee. He claimed being refused a seat in the Progressive convention, yet sought support for Mr Tate.
The Great Falls delegation selections list many county names and individuals such as McCarthy and Crowley amid party planning for the upcoming Democratic state convention. Delegates from Silver Bow and nearby counties are set to travel, with preparations for committees on credentials organization and platform.
A cross party boosting delegation plans a trip to Great Falls to tout Senator W. B. George as Montana governor nominee. The effort follows a meeting last night with Republicans Democrats and progressives forming committees. A chartered train will depart Billings Wednesday with local contingents from-Dawson Custer Rosebud Park Sweet Grass and Gallatin counties.
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