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Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Aug 29, 1912

Page

10

Montana Governor Nomination Hectic Endorsement Scene

In Billings a party convention fray over gubernatorial and attorney general contenders unfolds. Sam Stewart, guiding state central committee, navigates rival factions while delegates debate the nomination. Dwyer gains traction with Flathead support as Wheeler Wilson Kelly Verge Hall compete for the attorney general post. John Hall, labor commissioner, canvasses the crowd for railroad commissioner run.

Billings George Sam Stewart State Central Committee Co Man Dawson Valley Unty Coleman Ors Stewart Dwyer W. K. Dwyer Anaconda Great Falls B.K. Wheeler Butte P. Wilson Deer Lodge Dan Kelly Boulder Walter L. Verge Chateau John H. Hall Algriculture and Industry

Lost boy’s husky yell halts city alert

John Hukkilah three years old wandered a quarter mile from home on Jay Street before police found him in distress. An exhausted boy was calmed with fruit candy and a toy bedice. finally his brother reclaimed him after two hours of citywide concern. Meantime railroad rates offer $1.38 round trip to the Jefferson County fair at Whitehall September 12 to 15 with daily trains from Butte.

John Hukkilah Jay Street Hua John Northern Pacific Railroad Jefferson County Whitehall Butte Tom Jefferson Valley Mecchu Pichu Hiram Bingham Peru Urucamba River

Taft says he will not take part in active politics

Springfield mass august 28 President Taft declared from his private car rear platform that he does not intend to give further political speeches and that he has given up active politics. He said the public would have to form their judgments without hearing him speak together.

Springfield Mass Taft

Wilson to speak on party tariffs for farmers at picnic

Governor Wilson plans discussion of tariff policy across three parties for farmers at the state Rangers' picnic in Williams Grove. He distributed speech copies, but said he cannot prewrite and must improvise with an audience. Louis Brandeis joined him for luncheon. The Pacer chosen as the name for Helena's new placer mining hotel.

Seagirt N. Y Aus Woodrow Wilson Williama Grove Louis D. Brandeis Boston Brandeis Wilson Standard Helena the Placer Hotel Investment Company Pacer United States

Crowds Enjoy Races at the Interstate Fair

Bozeman notes ideal weather and a large turnout for the interstate fair second day. Favorites won pacing and trotting heats led by Dr. Tred and Lady Keith, with auto speed tests by Jack Warner. Also reported: Caroline Painter advances in Women's Western Golf. Joe Patchen wins Nipponset feature at Renanne. Harlowton beats Roundup 6 4 in baseball. boxing news from San Francisco with Abe Attell and Kilbane negotiations.

Bozeman Pat Riley Dr. Tred Buck Primus Lady Keith Lucrescens Wilbur S Jack Warner Story Motor Sippy” Company Roseman

Amateur Athletic Union forms in Butte Montana

The Butte branch of the Amateur Athletic Union was organized last night at McCarthy Gymnasium with large turnout. Officers were not elected, a later meeting will decide them, and a track and field event at Columbia Gardens is planned within two weeks, establishing Butte as Montana headquarters.

Butte American Athletic Union John Lindquist McCarthy Columbia Gardens Montana Union

Insufficient Force To Cope With Rebels In Mexico

El Paso reports that Mexican rurales commander Emilio Kosteriitsky warns federal forces in Sonora and Sinaloa are inadequate to combat rebels led by Col. Antonio Rogas. He cites only 200 troops near Magdalena and railway disruption south of the American border. Also notes American colonist William Jackson Stevens killed defending his home in Chihuahua during México unrest.

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