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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1911
Page
6
Convention 10 meets in Chicago amid National Committee discussions and updates on forthcoming events. Officials from various clubs and organizations participate to align schedules and policies for the year ahead.
Fragmented report outlines forecast for presidential nominating process, party delegates, and committee leadership. Mentions Taft, Roosevelt, and potential Western support, with focus on convention dynamics and delegate selection timing.
The piece describes a gathering in New York where Western governors attend a ceremony with remarks from Nevada and Wyoming leaders. It notes speeches, cornerstone events, and anticipated state collaborations while mentioning crowd size, costs, and the presence of ex-governors and local officials.
In Vancouver Washington on December 10 a fragment notes a woman suffrage event at the home of a daughter, mentioning a demonstrator and a debated topic. The readable text is garbled but suggests a local meeting or rally connected to suffrage advocacy with unfamiliar names and unspecified purpose.
A cautious note from congressional leaders to Mr Gates discusses avoiding a public clash over the United States Steel case. The letter aims to prevent provocation of debate while Congress debates pension and defense spending bills. The Cloverwood and Morriitts matter hints at broader government action and political maneuvering.
Special dispatch from Washington reports Dee Teotenatoy Myers at Montini named the first honorary member of the Brotherhood of North American Indians. The ceremony, held yesterday at a Dix address, featured support for independence and reform, with Myers urging advancement for Indigenous welfare and unity within the movement.
A government action orders expulsion of Vie Talland from Gallpadl. Officials cite security and administrative concerns as the motive. The move affects regional politics and local aid arrangements, with uncertain immediate consequences.
Washington dec 1 to his sins Vonort to the president secretary af War Stimson declares the army of the United States practically unprepared. He points to nationwide dispersal of units and a lack of reserves as reasons for weakness in future war. He notes the current peacetime force is inefficient for serious service and that existing artillery and equipment are obsolete or unsuited to national defense.
An aviator named Hodgers, flying Rodgers' craft near Tang Reach, Cal, crashes into the sea after a misjudged maneuver. Authorities and witnesses describe the accident route from Corpton to the crash site, noting the machine disappeared beneath the waves with life and equipment lost.
John Weldutel, dubbed Charles Moline by authorities, was cornered by militiamen after a 60 mile chase from Wahpeton North Dakota to a plowed field. Moody, seeking Weldutel for Sheriff Reorge Moody, was killed yesterday. Weldutel was wounded and died today in Wisit petition. The incident sparks bitter reaction in the county amid a past election battle.
A land products show will open in St Paul tomorrow under Northwestern Trust and a Misspelled banner. The exhibit will feature Alaska products from firms including FON Inked Myers and others. Delegates from Alaska and several western states will attend to discuss development and exploitation of merchant opportunities.
Explosive blast traps dozens of miners in a Bryceville Tennessee coal mine. Rescuers race to reach the entombed two miles in, while families wait in sorrow as crews battle damp and gases. Authorities report uncertain totals, with hopes fading for survivors.
The Postal Department announces a surplus under Postmaster General Stoh cook and outlines plans for a self sustaining system, postal savings banks, and extended mail routes and offices. It cites a deficit in 1909 of 17 470 770 and notes $41 900 000 in deposits as of months’ operation with projected growth by July 1.
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