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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1911
Page
8
A political note states Premier rejects Republic terms amid ongoing discussion. Officials emphasize reluctance to accept proposed comprumen as outlined, signaling stalled negotiations and potential policy delays affecting governance and public plans.
A chaotic dispatch outlines Premier Yuan Shih-kai’s statements to transform China into a republic, with U.S. support and four-nation talks aiming to persuade Fan Suyun and other monarchist factions. Britain advocates unity, while United States and allied powers press for a peaceful exit from imperial rule amid military deployments and diplomacy.
A letter from Walter Wo Waibins of Kautlen near Moovhow China explains why some missionaries did not follow U S counsel to seek protection under REL AOMIS. The note critiques the approach and calls for continued adherence to guidelines.
An irregular, garbled report centers on Richeson facing trial for murder. The piece notes the judge and lawyer statements about delays and interviews, with references to court dates, witnesses, and locations such as Bulphare Springs and Nich exon.
President Roosevelt stays quiet on a new action as semtasicans 68 bouting on his same district is noted, signaling cautious handling of a sensitive political shift.
A Nebraska petition seeks Theodore Roosevelt as a Republican presidential candidate on the April 1 primary ballot. John O. Volxer of Omaha and supporters urge the selection, arguing Roosevelt would unite progressives and challenge Taft. Officials caution the act risks undermining the state party ticket and warn of contested legality.
A masked gunman robbed a busy store shortly after dusk, firing a revolver at proprietors and forcing cash from registers before fleeing via a side entrance. Police hunted the man as witnesses described a tense scene with shoppers sheltering and one customer tackled by managers.
In Ogden on December 21 the Henry Southworth murder trial proceeds as judge aims for a pre Christmas jury, with alienist Dr. Condon testifying on insanity questions. Witness Adam Siroltz described Mrs Ella Southworth, Henry’s sister in law, arriving from California and aggravating tensions at the Streilt home. The case hinges on premeditation and intoxication with potential rebuttal witnesses planned.
An application was filed in the supreme court by James TH Rowe of Antle seeking removal of Judge Booker. The motion aims to overturn an order related to Magistrate Thomas Tincher of Latte, with Judge Amith involved in the prior proceedings. The document suggests the supreme court will act on the challenge and advance the case.
Representative Wray of Waslington introduces a bill to print funds totaling $1000 to complete a survey of the Fort Agulin military reserve area. The measure aims to advance the survey work and review of the site.
Council Bluffs Iowa December testimony described large money movements tied to the Maybray gang. John C Maybray testified about payments to D. J. Tusk and bank officers for protection while Benjamin Marks faced trial for police protection and related swindles.
Thos Aparks of Ariz was arrested on December 1 on a murder inquiry linked to a Montana crime. Officials say he denies knowledge of the charges. Other suspects, including a loader and a special agent, face conspiracy accusations in a wide express operation tied to stolen livestock and horse thefts. A bank will open in Helena next week.
Portland dispatch reports a Missoula man, Frank Ryan, dying after a gun duel with a policeman, Charles Be. Tewstan. Ryan denied guilt and claimed a long criminal record. He was wounded in a rapid exchange of shots and died later in hospital.
Report from Dec that a failed search by the fae Shorttles Yere attempted to identify the WWentity at the Penal Fortanit. No news confirms the name here.
Cincinnati dated item reports Mary Ma Natmara mother of Tody J McNamara in poor health and planning a California voyage to see her son as an uncle confonaton wed conviction kept her from travel. Jewish Chronicle notes tensions in Anglo-Ruganian party affecting Jewish relations.
A garbled report notes a group associated with the current president held a dinner today at the White House. The event included forty pawns mentioned in the fragment, with unclear context and several unreadable names.
New York dispatch reports Anaconda Copper Company president B. B. Thayer says mines have operated well below normal for a year and the plan is to raise production about 26,000,000 pounds monthly from the current 22,250,000 pounds. The rise will take about a month to reach full effect.
The federal grand jury in Indianapolis heard new details on explosives linked to the McNamara group and others. County Prosecutor Baker faced contempt charges after interrupting a murder case while investigating a dynamite plot tied to Penney tents and Indiana stores. He cited mental strain on the jury and witnesses as the investigation continued.
San Francisco labor leader chances to appear before the federal grand jury probing a nationwide dynamite conspiracy. Munsey left the federal building after a terse exchange with Samuel Browne, head of the county detectives, who warned him to mind his manners.
Paris reports France opens public subscription to fund a bronze bust titled La France by Auguste Rodin for the Champlain monument site in America. The gift mirrors France’s Liberty statue gesture and expresses lasting Franco American friendship. Gavriel Hanotaux notes Rodin's piece was chosen to harmonize with the monument’s architecture.
A Nevada style depiction shows high schools accused of factory like routine while Western states praised for progress toward French education. Speaker Moore argued many schools were oriented toward rote tasks, with little care for real learning, urging reforms. He warned that majority of students would not attend college, and that time and resources should focus on practical teaching.
Chicago report details a 12 year old, Cearge Lind, alleged to have been raised in a temple cult. Relatives seek court action with Lindeny as guardian. The case centers on alleged exploitation and a boy’s removal to temple settings with involvement of temple staff and guardians.
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