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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1911
Page
3
The item lists publication details for the Standard Publishing Company of Anaconda Montana. It includes subscription rates, office addresses, telephone numbers, advertising offices, and newsstand and agency locations across major cities.
The president's annual message to Congress outlines foreign policy with no major changes. It notes efforts toward a water treaty for Jewish American citizens in Russia and references conferences on that issue. It recalls earlier U S actions on the Mexican border and reports routine matters as the year ends.
An article surveys Taft speeches and Edison ideas for a campaign method using motion pictures to relay a president's address. It contrasts the approach with past touring and notes estimates of U S costs in the Philippines, arguing public funds and imperial policy remain debated.
The article sketches a chaotic forecast with governments wavering between republican and monarchic forms. It foresees border warfare, invasions, and conquests as readers expect shifts in power. Students discuss lawless conditions and the influence of Japan, Russia, and other powers on a divided China and regional stability.
Father John Hennessy heard basement noises at SE Ann's cathedral rectory and confronted John Griden, a burglar, who he held at gunpoint until police arrived. Griden confessed to wine theft and claimed to be from Terre Haute Indiana. other details link him to a prior rectory burglary.
Senator La Follette introduced a bill to improve and preserve public grazing lands dividing the range into districts under the Secretary of Agriculture. It calls for a systematic war on plants injurious to cattle and livestock that bray upon them. Nominal havens would be assessed to those using the lands, and the bill carries the approval of the National Conservation Association led by President Gifford Pinchot.
In San Francisco on December 7 Mrs Mary Sudall was acquitted after shooting her husband Joseph Sudall in the back last July. Sudall had filed for divorce and a dispute over a ring belonging to his mother led to the fatal confrontation.
Dec 1 note for 4000 and 99097 in cash are missing amid a government inquiry into a mail fraud case. George Graham Ries Roy Scheffels and others are charged as prosecutors seek recovery of the lost funds and the note from BI Centra Camper company, copper operations, and related parties.
The American Federation of Labor affirms openness of records for study and condemns violence in the McNamara case. It defends organized labor's stance against brutality while urging lawful, humanitarian means to right wrongs and secure rights. Samuel Gompers, Franc Morrison, and committee members sign the statement.
New York reports Colonel Green denies employing anyone to write him up after a claim by an historical association that he owed $8 for a book of portraits and sketches. A newspaper column alleged he was an automobilist. he says he did not authorize any write up. The jury returned a verdict for Green after a short deliberation.
Nearly seven head of buffalo from the Conrad herd escaped in Smith valley and wandered through Kalispell lanes toward their summer quarters past Flathead River. The herd frightened school children and teams but caused no major damage and was rounded up by Weir herders. A similar incident five years ago reportedly would have had harsher consequences.
Fragmentary text references a court proceeding, names, and dates but containment is low. It mentions a Conviction or action involving individuals and an event at a location with uncertain details. No coherent narrative or verifiable facts emerge from the readable portions.
Governor Norris and party meet with Senators Myers and Dixon and members of the administration in Washington. The visit includes stops with White House officials and reflects the governor’s travel schedule and public appearances during the eventful trip through the capital.
The account describes McManigal and Burns pressing him for information after a Chicago transfer, Burns revealing secrets of dynamite plots while McManigal provides a lead statement. McNamara pleads guilty to involvement in the Los Angeles blast and is connected to the broader case details.
Disjointed OCR style notes reference McMenigal and discussions about Llewellyn plant. Mentions of J. N. McNamara, Lola, and a Timex destruction request surface amid scattered names and possible investigations. Samuel P. Brown, chief investigator for State Attorney John D. Fredericks, wavered about travel to San Francisco and did not go.
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