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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1911
Page
6
In a periodical dispatch, leaders argue America must be ready for war while pursuing peace through arbitration. The piece cites naval buildup plans, with two new battleships annually proposed and discussion of cruiser types seen abroad. It stresses preparedness to deter aggression amid a liberal economic and commercial age.
Fragmented data lists deposits by county with names such as Brewewater Chowteen Weer Larlee Fergus Granlin Jefferson Lewis and Clark Madison Missouri Park Powell Ravalli and Silver Bay. Totals appear garbled with figures like 28 685 and 922 595 among inconsistent punctuation.
Ohio December 11 Sen Robert M L La Follette will command a majority of delegates in the Republican column in the next elections. Walter L Houser, head of the National Progressive league campaign, says concrete La Follette committees are formed in many states including Pennsylvania, Indiana, Michigan, Massachusetts, Illinois, North and South Dakota, Iowa, Colorado, Arizona, New Mexico, Washington, Oregon, California, Idaho, Montana, Wyoming and Utah. Major delegates and speakers listed include La Follette, Pinchot, Clapp, Poindexter, Works, Crawford, Cummins, Bristow, Johnson, Mc Govern, Aldrich, Vessey, Lindbergh, Lenroot, and Merriam. A meeting in Columbus is planned to convene Progressive feature delegates.
In New York rumors spread that garbage men from the street cleaning department were poisoned. Panic rose among strike breakers after a death at Bellevue Hospital. Authorities gave no clear cause but an autopsy was planned. Several leaders reportedly suffer strange stomach trouble.
News item reports the first suspension of the rule of silence at a prison in Manta Georgia during Thanksgiving offerings. Prisoners gathered for dining, cheers erupted as warden Loyer announced the change, leaving unclear whether the measure will be permanent. Also notes Rudolph Forsten named executive clerk to the president at a $3000 annual salary and Shermer P. Allen sworn in as his successor in the Washington bureau of the New York Herald.
Kelama Washington December 1 a mistrial was declared today in the case of H G Prlpe former president of the defunct Commercial Bank of Vancouver Washington. He faced charges of receiving deposits after knowledge of the unsound extradition of the justice. The bank sum failed to clear.
In Indianapolis on December L, Mrs Sydney I Hopwood, wife of a private detective, sustained a bullet wound and police detained Hopwood during the investigation. Hopwood claimed his wife shot herself through the heart after they were reconciled the night before following a separation.
Several estate cases in probate court raise bias concerns as Judge Dolan prepares to hear matters. Special administrator Mr. Sarly seeks a hearing on respected estates including Mrs. Williams while her will contest remains unresolved. Additional actions include a new trial motion in Tom Claridge v Carl Bergetrand and executor appointments in Charles Lee’s estate with remains shipment to New Hampshire.
Special dispatch from Stevensville reports Rev. P D Hartman delivering Thanksgiving sermons at multiple churches with joint devotions. The Stevensville creamery ships Gold Bar butter to a Pennsylvania buyer, producing about 15,000 pounds weekly. Local sports recount old football players, hunting trips to Puiblt Park, and community notices from the Michigan Horticultural College dean to regional events.
Rabbi Montague N. A. Cohen spoke on Prophetiam in a series on Judaism at Temple Fnai Seract. He traced monotheism’s rise from monolatry, the role of ethical monotheism, and the prophets as moral reformers challenging false worship and political tyranny.
The passage surveys prophetic figures from Jeremiah to Ezekiel during Judah’s exile and restoration. It notes their teaching of absolute monotheism, critique of idolatry, and calls for social justice. It argues their work shaped Judaism and influenced later Christianity through monotheism and ethical teachings.
Mary Fellows, 84, native of Iowa, living in Montana for six years, fell into a cellar at the home of Ger Taughter Men Estron Reibbun near Stevensville Wednesday. She struck her head on the wall and anchor joint, dying before medical help arrived. The accident occurred while no one else was in the house. Local doctor notes she fractured a bone and suffered a fatal injury. The incident is under investigation.
The commission on lunacy for England and Wales links heredity to insanity, noting many with a sane family history show nervous instability often tied to alcohol. It highlights alcohol and stress as key factors, and describes Neal Institute treatments promising withdrawal from alcohol without injections, inviting inquiries from Montana residents.
Fragmented text references killings in Philadelphia and Sacramento, prosecutions for murder and subside, mentions Tyr and McMahon cases, pardons, and a San Francisco movement on treaties. The garbled OCR weaves names, places, dates, and legal actions with unclear context.
An obscured OCR fragment references multiple names and places in a garbled style. It mentions Rhett Hahn, Vulkan, Velntion, and Die tee photon, with scattered terms suggesting a discussion or travelogue. Text is incomplete and lacks coherent events or dates.
fragmented text appears to discuss remedies and digestion terms, mentioning pepsin and stomach discomfort. It references a heredity or household remedy style, with likely misread names and places, yet lacks coherent details for a clear event or person.
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