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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 25, 1912
Page
6
A dramatic report notes there is not a single woman in the state penitentiary for the first time in twenty three years. The story emphasizes an unprecedented shift in prison demographics and reflects surprise at the change in policy or enforcement.
Deer Lodge dispatch reports a lack of women inmates for the first time in 23 years. Two eastern Montana prisoners were released after serving their time and will join a large Christmas dinner for inmates. The new 350 capacity cell house, built largely by inmates, cost about 80 000 dollars, far under the 250 000 architect plans, and features electric locking controlled from the central office. Warden Conley plans a Jan 2 reception to mark the opening.
President Taft and Mrs Taft with party reach Colon aboard the U S warship Arkansas landing at eight o clock The entourage includes Charles P Taft Jr Miss Louise Taft Maj T J Rhoades and Lieut Commander J W Timmons among others in the U S armed forces ready for duties during the visit
Ambassadors and negotiators in Consulate circles face debates over demobilization terms as peace talks in the region intensify. Officials weigh timelines, guard duties, and compliance measures while stressing stability and orderly transition for allied forces.
London dispatch reports allied confidence in shaping terms for South eastern Europe. Turkish delegates delay, while proposed frontier lines place Albania along the Drin River and Drin watershed, with Monastir, Prizrend, and ports allocated to neighboring states. Aegean islands to Greece with neutralization pledge. Bulgarians eyed a coastal line from Rodosto to Midia.
Trenton N J December 24 Congress may convene in an extraordinary session soon after inauguration to tackle tariff revision. After a two hour talk with Speaker Clark Wilson said tariff would be the main issue and he and Clark agreed on a brief interval between sessions. Clark avoided discussing cabinet names and Bryan.
A six year old girl and a younger brother led to the Salvation Army relief hall at 326 South Main, seeking baskets for a hungry family. Volunteers distributed chicken, beef, potatoes, bread and more to about 900 people, with clothes and shoes for many. A community dinner and a large December 25 celebration are planned at the auditorium, promising a bright Christmas for 1000 children.
The Joshers club continues its Christmas gift distribution in Butte delivering food and goods to about 200 families. Volunteers including Santa Billy Gemmell and Kriss Kringle Lou Frank coordinate from headquarters aiding today’s busy truck deliveries and restocking needs.
Springfield detectives and sheriff's deputies roundup seven holdup suspects from the Alton Express job. J K Hartnell of Chicago and Elmer Vigus of Springfield face extended questioning with two held under special surveillance for conflicting answers. Ground officers Summy and Shuler present. Wagegener, Wilkes among detained others.
New York December 24 Charles S Mell en president of the New York New Haven & Hartford Railroad and E J Chamberlain president of the Grand Trunk railroad of Canada indicted yesterday for criminal violation of the Sherman law entered pleas of not guilty today released on 10000 bail each They were given until January 6 to change pleas if they desire.
Hudson, N Y Dec 24 A marching band of suffragettes led by Rosalie Jones trudges 12 miles through a snowstorm from Upper Red Hook to Hudson to deliver a message to Governor elect Sulzer. Despite drifts and cold they continue toward Albany, planning a charity ball in Hudson on Christmas Day.
Spokane residents will witness the release of twelve homing pigeons from Butte at 2 p m as officers of the Inland Empire Poultry association stage a race to Montana city. It is expected the birds reach Butte before dark.
Special dispatch from Lovelock Nevada reports John F Cowan and A Binnard prominent Butte men have taken a half interest in the Rochester Mines in the Humboldt range. The mine is described as one of the richest silver discoveries since Comstock days with $750000 in sight ore. Surface exposure spans 3000 feet, averaging four feet in width. Locals compare the find to Tonopah and Goldfield excitement, calling it a major silver showing.
Mexico City reports a rebel controlled rurales in the capital while a brutal war of extermination rages in Morelos Puebla and Mexico states Non combatants petition for an end to wholesale executions as rebels retaliate Government agrees troops moved from Casas Grandes and Ascencion to reinforce southern and central campaigns Oaxaca sees Kepala uprising Saustine Olivera state deputy joins the revolt fueling rebel momentum
United States District Attorney Miller challenged any defense lawyer to plead for J B Munsey of Salt Lake City or Herbert Hockin amid claims they aided the McNamaras. He labeled Munsey and Hockin as key figures and urged witnesses to testify, while Senator Kern argued for the defendants. The session highlighted tensions over who stood for the accused in the Los Angeles Times bombing case.
Post office workers loaded with holiday mail faced delays as 150 sacks arrived Sunday night and trains added to the rush. W D Neely notes morning delivery will be long, with windows 8 to 12 30, second third and fourth class mail handled into next week. Postmaster Malcolm Collis aids across busy rooms as registered mail climbs and revenues rise over last December.
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