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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 1906
Page
9
William J. Bryan argues for sweeping anti monopoly measures and federal licensing to curb trusts. He attacks tariff abuses, calls for enforcement against rich criminals, and urges public ownership options as a remedy, outlining legislative paths and political strategy.
The text argues that political liberty could endure only if the industrial system did not let a few powerful magnates control the means of living. It suggests economic advantage cannot justify oppressive arrangements and hints at the logs of independence as a past influence.
Washington reports the open shop will be used in the postal service following a conference between Postmaster General Huenenck and Second Assistant Postmaster General Shhallenberser. The decision allows workers to form unions without penalties, ensuring protection for those who do not join while not hindering those who do. The move stems from the push for a national labor union for postal clerks affiliated with the American Federation of Labor.
A warrant was issued in Justice Kaser's court for Edward Marsh a prominent ranchman west of the city charged with committing an assault in the first or third degree on D Moore who requested the warrant. Marsh has not yet been arrested.
August 80 report from Sagamore Hill notes the Postmaster General to pursue a fraud order against the Housevelle Home elate of New York after a vir tular circular circulated by Roderick Beel claiming funds would buy a hose at a New York address linked to President Roosevelt. The effort mirrors a prior failed attempt. In Montana, Ravalli county primaries select candidates with 88 to be voted. Local figures travel. editor Faulds and editor Romney appear in news. In Spokane a man in a deadly quarrel is suspected to have drowned himself after a note warning a woman to meet him at Kah Trap.
Chief Clerk appointment announced for the Thandurcan office created by the congregational Thal Senglon. Frank M. Conor of Ohio, survivor of an Indian school, appointed by Chief Cletk in Washington on August 20.
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