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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1912
Page
1
Fragments describe a protocol signing event labeled Armistice with unclear names and dates. The readable text mentions a signatory mix and generic references but no concrete locations or outcomes. Further confirmation needed to identify involved persons and precise context.
The Turkish delegation pushed for fresh peace terms while Greece stands apart from the armistice signatories. Britain and other powers weighed Balkan shifts as Bulgaria and Serbia pressed for favorable outcomes amid warnings of renewed hostilities.
New York reports a protracted meeting of the Union Pacific executive committee. Bankers and Murman properties trustees vow to carry out the Supreme Court dissolution mandate within the set time, while considering readjustment of affairs to retain Central Pacific control amid Southern Pacific shareholder opposition. A committee was formed to protect the Luoxbury Pacific stock, and administrators face higher costs. Wall Street wrestles with the merger’s broader implications for industry and railroads.
Professor Morison, famed as a leading scientist in the Northwest, died at Deaconess after a stroke. He lived in a cottage in the city center, cooked for himself, and was found unconscious after neighbors visited for Thanksgiving. His extensive geological and mineral work, including Montana fossil collections, was celebrated.
Reports describe suffragette raids resuming in a large area across London and Surrey. Attacks damaged mail boxes and aircraft related facilities, with several targets reportedly destroyed or disabled by militants.
Washington reports discuss delays in confirming nominees for Great Falls positions. Senators plan to refer nominations to party lands and likely adjourn later to allow president Wilkan to propose replacements. Nominees listed include Peterson, Roberts, and others with vacancies anticipated March.
Mollison, Wis. Beerefugh? arson case described with property destruction and warrants issued. Wisconsin officials note widespread concern as investigators pursue suspects linked to urban arson. Police emphasize hotel, city areas under scrutiny and security alerts heightened across the state. Authorities caution the public while continuing searches and interviews for leads.
An incident reports a young man, described as fast, stopped by the sheriff amid a criminal case. Details mention theft accusations from late November and a pending plea. A separate note describes a court appearance and a bond situation with unclear identifiers.
Governors convene for the annual session to discuss penalties, jails, and reform. They debate harsh versus lenient punishment, jury system concerns, and the role of labor and parole in reducing crime while advocating policy cooperation among states.
The impeachment proceedings against Judge Archbald begin as the Senate court prepares to hear witnesses. Representative Clayton accuses the judge of moral decline and improper coal land dealings while Archbald’s attorney defends integrity and insists on substantiated charges. The first witness will be called to testify regarding Archbald’s ties to railroad and coal interests and the attempted purchase of property.
Fragmentary history of the case notes a Washington Pec speech on the recall of Judge Archhall by the Senate court. It mentions commerce court actions, alleged violations of law, and delays as attorneys seek more time to prepare. The record references private officers and a contentious impeachment process continuing at the federal level.
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