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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1911
Page
3
Taesdore Roosevelt district congressman Mr Littleton sharply criticizes the new session as likely to produce much oratory. He defends his own English and accuses the lobby of cronies while addressing the electorial issues and Wall Street grafters.
A transcriptioned pamphlet attacked Roosevelt and urged opposition at the 1912 convention. It accuses the colonel of delaying support for the Republican ticket and hints at corruption funds. The missive condemns press cautions and calls for action by Wisconsin politicians and allies.
The article discusses La Follette allies and Stephenson ties in Wisconsin politics, noting funding and primary plans, then shifts to the constitutional basis and modern practice of the annual presidential message to Congress. It mentions potential winter campaigning by La Follette supporters and references Montanan and Midwestern state dynamics, with fallout from publicized legal matters involving McNamara and Taft-era contrasts.
The piece reflects on jury system delays citing a Ontario judge’s remark and contrasts with American and British court practices. It notes Taft Roosevelt dynamics, Gompers, Burns, and Gompers related sentiment amid holiday and congressional activity, hinting at unrest over justice and political maneuvering.
Kalepell Dre. 4 Pred Erler sentenced to five years in the state penitentiary for a statutory offense against his daughter. He was recaptured here yesterday by family aid after spending a month escaping from Deer Lodge. Edler's son telephoned the sheriff when his father appeared. Edler worked in Spokane and may have returned after learning of a divorce suit. His family fears him. He was taken back to Deer Lodge last night by Deputy Sheriff HW Adams.
Washington dispatch reports Senator Dixon after a brief talk with President Taft said no successor to Judge Rasch will be named until after the holidays. The senator did not commit on Rawlin BK. Christopher of a town, whom he recommended last September, but supports continuing to urge his appointment.
Thomas W. Kane of a national union dispatch organization left for Louisville for an executive committee meeting where next year's moving plan and expansion to Evanston are discussed. Kane aims to bring 129 expansion to Evanston and expects the dispatchers to attend with confidence. A minor case involving Pharged with Wine is noted, while Brynne narrowly escapes injury in a separate incident at railroad yards.
Extraordinary Montana board meeting vows strict action to end illegal practice by nonlicensed dentists. Licenses of Dr. FP B Hall and Dr H L Mills revoked for nonpayment. board to consider semi annual exams. 217 licensed dentists currently in state. action targets those who open offices between annual exams.
City finances show year end tax collection near 405000 with about 390000 received in November. Delinquent totals hover around 275000 after warrants issued December 12, while 200000 sinking funds may be reinvested in city warrants. November health and city payroll data note 63 deaths, 11 contagious cases, and 288 payrolls in Dutte.
Clarence E. Bowen, 23, long a popular Butte figure and officer of the Silver Baw club, died yesterday morning in San Diego after heart trouble. He had been sent south for health, accompanied by his mother and wife. Bowen, native to Butte, left no children and will be shipped home for burial.
A chaotic plea from local authorities orders suppression of gambling in Bozeman. Officials cite national legal concerns and urge immediate action to stop poker rooms, betting devices, and related games. Police and attorneys prepare enforcement plans to close venues and enforce existing prohibitions.
A Livingston meeting at the Commercial club focused on a vigorous campaign against mail order houses. Local merchants, urged by Pioneer, pledged united action to curb mail order competition harming town commerce.
WICALISVELDE SECRETARY Hpeeiat Pspnleh to Una Ataywlareh, Raltapel, Mee, &-Pe ON Teva, a well known politician and party owner and editor of the Eureka Journal, seeks to succeed Wy 12. Rhoniley, realigned, as micratcry of te T CaNtRnell Chamber of Commerce. Mr. Ronde invites proctors to join in ink login selection.
F. Jaeger, a laborer, pleaded guilty to carrying a weapon and was sentenced to three months in jail. The case, heard yesterday before Justice Muley, may proceed to district court where a longer sentence could be possible under new laws.
Volunteers of America organize holiday aid for needy children gifting clothing, shoes, and stockings. They plan a free Sunday school program and a toy and candy event at Chelsea Vine for poor youngsters with new attire provided.
A written order by Judge Gilbart in the disteigh court of auppants adjourned proceedings yesterday. The United States district court has lapsed indefinitely after the ruling, ending the matter in court.
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A local session of the Bridge and Structural Iron Workers union in Butte Mont adopted resolutions condemning the McNamara brothers and their alleged criminal ties to labor violence. The minutes show demand for justice and denouncement of organized crime within the labor movement as members debated actions and attended the session.
A fragmented page notes a rendezvous for Christmas shoppers in the diamond and watch section. Mentions of locations and individuals hint at events and personalities connected to jewelry sales, fashion items, and holiday markets.
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