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Newspaper

Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Aug 28, 1912

Page

8

Governor removes Multnomah District Attorney Cameron

Portland Aug 27 Governor West at Salem removes District Attorney Cameron of Multnomah county and appoints Walter H Evans, Republican candidate, to the office. Cameron pledges to contest the move, insisting the office remains his. The action follows Governor's report on alleged failures to furnish complete facts in pardon cases and concerns over Portland conditions.

Portland Gre West Salem Cameron Multnomah County Offee Walter H. Evans Hed Porthatte Evans John McCouts Price

Calmy Announces He Is There To Kill Everybody

Chicago is shaken as an unidentified man enters a Michigan Avenue hotel lobby and declares he will kill everyone. He fires three shots at Ross Odell, a clergyman who returns fire. five bullets hit the assailant, who is likely fatally wounded. Odell is uninjured.

Shicago Michigan’ Avenue Ross Odell Odell

Heard Divine Call To Teach Heathen Youth Ends Mission

San Francisco August 27 Harold Yates, a bellboy, believed he beheld a divine summons to preach to the Chinese in the Orient. He stowed away on the Manchuria, fled the ship, and was transferred to the Nile at sea after captain Friele dismissed his claim. He was brought back to San Francisco aboard the Nile.

San Francisco Harold Yates Orient Nile Yates Manchuria Friele Yong Man Hola

Transmississippi Congress Opens Twenty Third Session

Delegates from western states opened the Transmississippi Commercial Congress twenty third annual session in Lake City with discussions on waterways highways and railways. Speakers urged Panama canal use for better routes, recalled judicial decisions and explored cost of living, convicts labor and reforms in federal constitutional procedures.

Alt Lake City Transmississippi Commercial Congress Congress Fleming Kansas Panama Canal United States W. G. Edens Chicago L. Ward Pannister Denver David Starr Jordan Stanford University Willard Done Utah

Two Men Lose Way in Swamps Near Klamath Falls

Dahton Z. Holman and Rossiter L. Mikel, both of the Klamath Falls Northwestern, were lost for two days while navigating a maze of tule islands near Klamath Lake. Exhausted filmmakers reached Worden after their boat failed, and they trudged through a swampy morass to the mainland.

Klamath Falls Ore Dahton Z. Holman Rossiter L. Mikel Worden Klamath Lake Tule

Waldo's War on Gamblers Targets Prominent NYC Figures

New York police commissioner Waldo released a list of some 400 gambling venues and the owners’ homes used for gambling in the past year. The district attorney plans John Doe proceedings to probe police corruption and owner responsibility. Names include Astor estate and other notable financiers and church figures amid few convictions.

New York Waldo John Doe Justice Gof John, Doe S ‘Snug “Harbor Staten Island Liorilard J. Leaycraft Edgar William Astor West Forty-third Street Jefferson N. Levy New England Levy

Liscombank Transport Sunk Near Shanghai Wharf

A United States transport named Liscombank sank beside a Shanghai wharf in 40 feet of water. The cause of the accident was not yet determined as an investigation begins while salvage operations may follow.

Shanghai China United States Liscombank

Delegates Headed for Electric City

Great Falls hosts the Democratic state convention with throngs of delegates arriving by special trains from Butte Billings and Havre. A county convention adds about a hundred out of town visitors while a non partisan reception committee plans entertainment and hospitality in hotels and private homes.

Great Falls Butte Billings Havre Board of Commerce

Broadwater delegates instructed for Walsh at town convention

At Townsend auditorium the Broadwater county Democratic convention nominated nine delegates to the Great Falls state convention. W. C. Whaley, Charles D. Murphy, E. H. Goodman and others were named, with Walsh for United States senator and Whaley for railroad commissioner receiving instructions. County officers were also nominated, with R. M. O’Hearn, W. Ragen, and C. B. Doggett among those named.

Townsend Broadwater County Townsend Auditorium Great Falls W. ¢. Whaley Charles D. Murphy E. H. Goodman H. A. Moore W. M. Holiday Alex Depew John’ O'Conner Charles B. Doggett Fred Bubser John A. Matthews M. L. Cavanough Henrietta Wine Dewalt J. Condors W. G. Kerscher James L. Moore Franklin W. Keene W. ©. Ragen Ragen

Powell County Democratic Convention Nominates Ticket

Special Dispatch to the Stannara from Deer Lodge reports John R. Quixley Sr. presiding at the Powell county Democratic convention held in the city. The convention nominated the county ticket with only one contest for county commissioner. Delegates to the state convention were chosen.

Stannara Deer Lodge John R. Quixley Sr Powell County

Campaign leaders start activities in national races

Chicago Aug 27 David W Mulvane announced former Vice President Fairbanks will swing for Taft early in September Senator Horan of Idaho to help Taft first in Idaho and later elsewhere Borah met Mulvane at Republican headquarters Others named include James E Watson Claire Hil J A Bede Mason and Joseph E Davia The Democratic lines show Davis planning a $200000 to $250000 fund drive Wilson and Bryan campaigns and Dixon of Montana outline progress for progressives with strong organization in the Middle West and mountain states.

Chicago David W. Mulevane Republican West Fairbanks Taft Mulvane United States Horan Idaho Borah Washington Mulvana Dickeman Republica Speakers' Bureau James E. Watson J" Wesley Hil New York J. A. Bede Aflanessota Mason Illinois Joseph E. Davia Wisconsin Democratic National Coeittee Gowsenor Olk Missouri W. K. Ravenagh St. Louis Davis Wilson Maine William J. Bryan Dixon Montana Middle West Mountain States Pacific Coast

Diplomat Gibson Assaulted in Havana Hotel Incident

Havana August 27 Hughes H Gibson the charge d affaires of the American legation in Havana was assaulted by a Cuban newspaper reporter as he entered a city hotel. He was not seriously injured and the assaulting party was arrested. The Cuban secretary of state expressed regret to the charge d affaires over the incident.

Havana Hughes H. Gibson Gibson Acs

Troops fire on rebels near Culberson ranch

In El Paso on August 27 a clash occurred after Mexican rebel raiders struck Culberson ranch four miles from the border. A troop of United States cavalry exchanged shots with the attackers as they attempted to flee with about 190 horses and mare stock observed nearby.

el Paso Texas Culberson Ranch

Lawyers Oppose Recall Scheme Port To Be Presented

Lawyers oppose a recall scheme in the port plan described as a 1 percent allotment by the American nation.

Lawyers urge recall reform against judges in nationwide report

Representatives from ten states joined four lawyers to present a plan to the American Bar Association condemning recall efforts against judges as dangerous. The report notes constitutional conventions in Ohio rejected recall, while Florida and other states permit removal for misconduct. It argues delays and costs stem from court procedures and urges lawyers to push reforms to keep an independent judiciary intact.

Milwaukee Wis Ave American Bar Association Ohio Maanachiesetts New York California Oregon Arizona Vada North Dakota Supreme Court of the United States Federal Court

Bozeman Queen Crowned At Sweet Pea Carnival

Special Dispatch reports in Bozeman Rausie Roecher was crowned queen as a large crowd gathered for the sweet pea carnival ceremony. The event featured a royal procession, coronation, officers named by archbishop Bennett, and a chorus from the crowd. A failed later attempt to locate a fuller story left readers with the coronation account only.

Standard Boseman Rausie Roecher Terry Bone Ian Roseman Bozeman Bennett Ehancshlon George D. Pease Julian Esmay Jobim Molntogh Leon Davie King Story Avice Ard Asignel Miasen Resale Dawemince" Patterson Amee Pledalue Mar Kery Quan Sadge Hoseman and Givng

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