20 Feb 1911
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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 20, 1911
Page
1
A lengthy House standoff unfolds as members clash over procedural moves to force a vote. Key figures mention delays, an implied push to delay the bill, and a tense scene with the chamber near desertion as members seek quorums and possible adjournment.
Local notice states Mrs W G Conrad, wife of the Democratic cantor for Vaulted Aggressentir, is gravely ill in Helena. She has been ill for some time, with reports indicating she may be nearing death. details unclear due to fragmented OCR text.
Local report describes the death of Gh Coitler, a cashier at a state bank, with six wounds and valuables missing from the scene. Authorities name the case a possible murder, while the victim’s associates recall a troubled time and the weapon reportedly used.
A girl detained at Sand Point, Spokane, identified as Dorothy Arnold by some, is under medical care with a physician in attendance. Reports conflict over her identity as the New York heiress, with investigators and relatives awaiting confirmation as police pursue possible leads and relatives in New York seek clarity.
Reports say a group led by Mesien, Wel, it-Generad Tiegye and Atmeen Berthold plotted to attack the town to free a captive. Police and local militia were deployed as residents remained indoors amid rumors of siege and fortifications.
Mrs. W. A. Clark of New York Hospital is reported seriously ill following a stabbing at the Pintle Mansion. Dr. G Montgomery and other surgeons performed an operation as police report two assailants wounded and fled, with Mrs Clark’s condition described as serious late night.
In New York a remarkable speed event features Gates setting a record with a long distance run. The report notes a 258 autos journey and mentions stops, with Gates earning $8,000 for special treatment and a fast route from New York to Cleveland and back, marking a notable endurance achievement.
Fragmentary OCR recalls a legislative note about a possible reciprocity or extra session. Names and specifics are unclear, but the focus is on discussing or presenting consideration of additional legislative action.
New York Dem critic Littleton announces candidacy for United States Senate to challenge Depew. He plans talks in Brooklyn and Manhattan and cites distrust of Sheehan and Shepard to win election. He writes Lieutenant Governor Conway to present his bid, saying timing fits proprieties and legalities of joint assembly. Roosevelt and Murphy comments show varied reaction among party leaders and insistent support from some factions.
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