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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1911
Page
4
A partisan clash unfolds over a wool bill as Republicans push a plan to bar imports and protect U S wool producers, arguing for duties and equal treatment with foreign goods. Democrats plan their own measure after the holidays, risking a partisan showdown in the Senate and House.
Washington Dec Heintzer of the governments Reindeer Service says Alaska meat may soon become a common American table. He notes a rising reindeer population projected at 3 000 in Alaska and expresses confidence cannery workers can rely on it for sustenance and taste.
The Montana show announced prizes for apples and wheat across districts including Judith Basin and Flathead with winners such as J I Weller and Fred Whiteside. A grain exhibit sparked a fire causing a scare, quickly contained by firemen with limited damage.
An improvised address bursts into sharp criticism of President and policy, with references to territorial governance and resource control. Officials and observers mention probes, appointments, and a call for distant reforms as tensions rise during a tense public gathering.
The long trial of major Packers executives stretched over months as government witnesses prepared statements. Attorneys argued over evidence and potential conflicts, with references to national polling and industry ties. The defense challenged probe scope while analysts noted market impacts on meat prices and industry restructuring.
A woman was charged with stealing from her husband, including savings. The incident involved missing funds totaling about $1, with authorities detailing the alleged theft and outlining subsequent actions. The report notes the case name and mentions related names and locations in a damaged OCR fragment.
A fragmented list describes various items and curiosities such as four wheel carts, accordions, character dolls, pinning blankets, tin kitchens, dolls heads, dust pans, brushes, wash sets, books, McGinty stores, roller bell machines, stuffed animals, washing machines, families and wine glass pieces.
A miscellaneous sale listing includes money banks, safes, toy dishes, mechanical toys, toy cars, rocking horses, iron drays, teddy bears, stuffed animals, cradles with mirrors, drums, tin kitchens, rubber bills, and various mechanical toys and bikes.
The defense calls sister in law and other relatives as witnesses in a murder case involving Mark Southworth and Hugh Lake. Testimony centers on family ties, alleged alibis, and social connections while lawyers prepare for further proceedings and verdict debates.
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