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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1911
Page
3
Publisher and proprietors details listed with post office entry and subscription rates. Multiple office addresses across major cities indicate distribution network. Contact and correspondence directed to Standard Publishing Company in Anaconda, Montana.
The meeting produced no clear move toward Colonel Roosevelt as a presidential candidate. Some committee members and Roosevelt supporters hinted at possible engagement, but no formal indication emerged from the party leadership. Other items mention La Follette, King Alfonso, and Bolivian affairs amid broader political chatter.
Irregularities blamed for previous referendums prompt a third special election in district No. 1 encompassing Butte and surrounding suburbs. Voters have repeatedly backed funding for a new school building, with hopes this tally will be regular and final.
The testimony centers on Miss Graham and her letters to Will Stokes, with prosecutors pressing for truth about investments and motives. Readings of letters show invitations to her apartment and hopes for his acceptance, while defense questions her youth and interpretation of phrases.
Los Angeles. Franklin remains in custody as a preliminary hearing for the McNamara murder case moves toward the superior court. Prosecutors, including ADA Joseph Ford, expect a bill of information likely within a week. Darrow’s possible involvement denied by Franklin and Darrow, with witnesses recounting bribe claims and their denials. The grand jury continues its probe into the Altair bombing and related bribery allegations. Taxlor, related to the suitcase bomb, is noted as a witness in the broader investigation.
A officials say union leaders aided a grand jury probe into a dynamite conspiracy linked to tram workers and the National Industrial Association. Detectives and federal prosecutors pursue evidence amid allegations of arson and coordinated attacks, with statements from district attorneys and attorneys general.
The report describes a Chicago area investigation led by Attorney Rappaport and federal officials. It notes arrests of John Mesiunare and mentions witnesses expected to testify before United States Marshal Hott and others as the defense and prosecution prepare.
A garbled obituary style fragment mentions ABE MARTIN and Rad's wife, a Dada hor deed, a marriage, and a home. Names like Bluedanyd, Mc Csithy Wey Commend, Dee, Jorg, Conlin, and Joan Wing appear amid scattered phrases. A stray sum of 25 dollars is noted near the end.
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