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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1911
Page
10
A garbled report notes an incident at a home porch where a man, cited as Clomin or similar, accidentally fired at several young women. The shots missed the intended target, but a cat is described as causing injury. all six victims sustained non fatal lower limb wounds.
A Kansas City father mourns the loss of speech after a family tragedy linked to his daughters Evne and Plowele and a collapse at a playhouse. The afflicted man, Andrew Hutchinson, endured years of weakness and fear he may never speak again.
Scrubwomen emerge victorious while labor unions clash over planning and labor rules. The article notes unrest, proposed reforms, and potential shifts in employment systems in the new North Antettann, with officials weighing a broader shakeup to the workforce and industry structure.
A garbled OCR fragment reports a local hearing and financial figures in a city named Wanaan or Wean City. It mentions a street event at night, with names such as Chive Tryde and Col Trarnn. The text references a $4,010 amount, May entries, and a Wednesday evening examination proceeding.
Des Moines favors a commission form of government arguing lower taxes and better services. Eight years with the old system yielded mills for city purposes while three years under commission cut taxes, improved paving and lighting, and expanded bridges and public works with modern equipment. The piece defends the plan by highlighting efficiency, lower costs, and greater public works output.
Fragmentary notes describe postal movement disruptions and a storm affecting routes near Vermilion and Ball, with mentions of New Orleans and St. Marie. The text cites damaged lines, impending mail reductions, and uncertain outcomes for shipments as ships, trams, and mail handlers face weather delays.
The Spring Maid vaudeville program at the Em presa theater drew patrons from Potts to nearby cities. The one night engagement featured performers described as entertaining with the main act The Country Best a tale of ambition, disillusion, and return to hometown values.
Conflicting testimony in the McNamigal case centers on wiretapped conversations and alleged transcripts. Prosecutors claim a hidden wire was used to gather statements. defense asserts pliable witnesses and coercive interrogation. District Attorney Fredericks cautions that the state may present surprising corroboration if the wire exists as described.
New York reports a Salvation Army dispatch warning that the coming winter will bring severe suffering for the poor, especially in large cities. High costs for food, clothing, fuel, and weak industrial activity push outlook toward hardship. aid requests expect a 15 percent rise over last year.
The widow Platts, Wallyraya, wed Wiltyns at the Lroyland Hotel attended by Mrs Auwater and sister. Veterans and city officials noted her long service in the navy era. The ceremony drew guests from Central Valley and nearby towns as the couple began a new life after years of public service.
Governors Eberhart of Minnesota and Burke of North Dakota addressed Thanksgiving services in Detroit churches, urging speedy arbitration treaties and noting that U.S. naval spending should shift to broader peace aims. They spoke on international conciliation, universal peace, and the need to complete pending treaties to avoid war risks.
A garbled Harvard fragment reports a student body debate about suffrage with mentions of Harvard and Cambridge Massachusetts. It notes a resigning president and discussions among students and faculty about a reform at the college, with unclear details and names obscured by OCR errors.
A garbled ad style text promotes Cascarrets laxative, claiming quick, natural bowel movement relief. It teases a choice of laxatives, suggests a home remedy tone, and emphasizes frequent use for fast results. It reads like a sensational old-time patent medicine pitch.
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