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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1911
Page
3
The Anaconda Standard lists monthly and yearly subscription prices and various newsstand and distribution points across multiple cities. It details offices in Anaconda and Helena, with affiliated news agents in New York, Philadelphia, Detroit, Chicago, Minneapolis, Seattle, San Francisco, and other locations, indicating a broad network for the STANDARD PUBLISHING COMPANY.
Citizens weigh municipal management shift as Chamber of Commerce members express strong support. Addressing ward politics and efficiency concerns, they deem the commission form an improvement over the current system, though not perfect.
The Dominion press surveys U S reciprocity talks and Canadian sentiment. Observers note lingering misgivings about political change and broad calls for a shift in opinion, with editorial voices question the impact of Washington discussions on domestic policy and future trade prospects.
The article notes Mrs. Emmeline Pankhurst will speak at the Bradway on December and argues her visit could spark a new suffrage movement in Montana. It asserts many Butte residents will attend to hear the famed advocate, and suggests Montana is ripe for a determined campaign toward equal suffrage by women serving as a catalyst for broader regional progress.
The Ohio period becomes a focal point as Taft supporters confront insurgent sentiment and a hostile Republican machine. Key figures like Chairman Brown reportedly shift positions, while media circles weigh the influence of Cox and Cleveland on Taft’s prospects amid party tensions.
A garbled OCR fragment discusses republican sentiment, opposition to Taft’s nomination, and factional divides within the party. It mentions Washington cities and references opinions on the Democratic side, implying a tense political moment and shifting allegiances amid party tension.
Great Falls dispatch reports Salt Lake City officials eager to secure Charles O Donnell on bigamy and later perjury charges. Two sets of documents prepared as his ex wife’s testimony links to the marriage licenses. O Donnell’s lawyers travel to Helena as precedents unfold, with acting governor Ton weighing the cases and sheriff Fadinglue expected to act soon.
Special Dispatch to the Standa'. Milwaukee survey area near Great Falls has two camps with 16 to 20 men each. One camp requires four-horse road equipment, rough winter supplies, and provisioning to sustain workers. A spring road project may start from Milwaukee, with three trunk lines planned east to west through the city.
The weather bureau forecast colder conditions for the work week with a potential sharp fall in the northwest by Thursday or Friday. The bulletin notes a general increase in precipitation in the northern hemisphere and more rain than normal in the plains Rocky Mountains and plateaus, with generally fair weather in Pacific states except Washington and Oregon.
In Geldfeld on Thursday the cultural service for Pred Strain was held at his brother Herter's home. Attendees from Anaconda Isoldfald Bu Midwanker Chicago and New York paid tributes. The Elks, of which Strain was a member, assisted with the ceremonies.
Berg and Young store in Great Falls, Falls City, chased a man who grabbed a silk waist from the counter and bolted with the item under his coat. The clerk notes no description of the suspect was secured.
Indianapolis sources report Ortie McManigal may be moved to Indianapolis within days as the federal probe of dynamiting incidents continues. Attorney Miller refused to discuss details and emphasized secrecy, with a grand jury convened in Holdweld to hear evidence.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe Abryes Han arriving in a case before the grand jury in Los Angeles. Mention of signature company and testimony hints at alliances and actions by the Minnesota brothers. Unclear names and dates limit detail but indicate legal proceedings and penalties applied yesterday.
Bishop John P. Carroll denounces infanticide and warns that large families strengthen the nation. He denounces divorce and mixed marriages, opposes woman suffrage as a threat to the home, and urges a sane education that includes religion. He cites Roosevelt and warns the nation about race death by own action amid immigration and secular schooling.
A speech by Taft at Mount St Churley college in Helena urges returning religion to education to safeguard the child and moral citizenship. He argues public schools cannot omit religion and praises parochial schools, declaring education without faith is worse than mutiny. Vespers closed the service with Mrs. Princes-Hert Parks singing as Prof. Edward C. Hall accompanied.
Great Falls reports Reed re elected to manage the Electric team for next season. Reed’s acceptance surprised fans after earlier refusals and he will depart for Savour and Bast within days. Key officers Tracey, Grills, Meyers, Arkell, and Griffin named. Griffin to scout California for the team.
Physicians say Nickolas Bibich has a deep wound penetrating the pleural cavity and liver and is not expected to recover while authorities continue to hunt the assailant, believed in Meaderville and likely to be captured soon.
Jack Harrington former alderman fell last night on South Seventh street sprained arm. Fire department responded to several chimney fires from the cold. Residents at Gras and Montana streets and 408 North Brain street reported minor damage. Thermometer dropped to 28 degrees last night with a low near 2. Rev C A Rexroad of Methodist Church helped charity on Amer Street. Picketing led to the arrest of Dick Blighouse and Jol McAndrews after a dispute at a cheap lunch counter over a nickel. McAndrews kept the nickel during the scuffle causing spilled coffee. James Ewan, longtime Butte resident, died last night after a brief illness survived by four brothers and sisters and others. Hustle O’Meaya and Mrs Miley listed as residents.
A court report states Mrs Weeks at her residence faced charges following a complaint during the evening. The defendant, described as a young wife and mother, reportedly attempted to flee with a child but was halted by authorities.
Fragmentary report notes a local DIY project at TP airport named Meratit causing discussion in Rochester and Ogden areas. It mentions New York General vetoes and a drought year impacting water and belt conditions, with references to Sh Webats and a long dry spell affecting the region.
The meeting of labor leaders in Rochester adjourned with no action on the McNamar case. Torrey presided as A W of Labor delegates settled into debate on federation priorities and potential defense costs. The convention shifted to a coastward plan, with no opposition to Gompers re election and a broad view of labor unity across regions.
Idyl of the Southwest entertains at the Family theater with a western drama featuring a selfless heroine who sacrifices love. The cast includes Mise Turton and others, interspersed with singing numbers and comedy. The program also notes upcoming shows at the Family Quester and funeral notices for local residents in town.
Heathnarions 44, Angel Billy Gemmell and the Joshers Club prepare a Christmas supply drive. A vacant store near Culkin is to serve as headquarters with provisions including meat, vegetables, and canned goods queued for distribution before Christmas Day. The effort relies on backers and family donations to serve destitute families.
Folly Flint and other Nez Jents play with pets as ABE MARTIN sketches everyday life. A tired feller exits a place and contemplates starting a new shirt, ending with a note on arts up.
A playful holiday game described where players form a chain by calling out a neighbor’s name and mimicking gestures. Each round adds rapid actions moving hands, feet, eyelids, and even the mouth as players chant and imitate. The sequence ends with the first to fall being punished.
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