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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 02, 1911
Page
5
Fragmented report outlines new governors taking office amid party shifts in Albany and Minnesota. It mentions Dix's term, legislative leadership contests, and early reorganizations as Democrats and Republicans contend for influence and committee control.
A garbled report cites President urging quick congressional action on conservation policy. Mentions Secretary Raninger, Senate committee chair, and various figures debating open market prices and labor costs, with focus on energy and industry concerns.
Sacramento area observers report a tense struggle as lawmakers debate selecting a U S Senator. Supporters tout Judge Works with a narrow four vote edge over Spaulding, while Ward Spaulding leads in party blocs. Several candidates for the Albany seat are named, including former Lieut Gov William F Steehan, Justice James Girard, and others as Cohalan of New York arrived to weigh in.
Anasoun Harness of Cheyenne and a group including Tau 1 and several officials participated in a station ceremony pending further actions. The event occurred amid ongoing discussions led by Faseph MM. Carey and involved local authorities in Cheeaoltyl as part of broader community projects.
A chaotic scene unfolds as a motorcycle crash ends in the death of Mian and four others. Eyewitnesses describe riders fleeing the area after the collision on a city street near a Bept… area. The report notes confusion and scattered details with little clarity on the exact sequence.
Report of fatal and near fatal crashes at a Los Angeles aviation meet. Arch Hoxsey’s death cast a pall as pilots Brooking Ely Willard Radley and others faced treacherous air. Several machines failed, blades sheared, and spectators witnessed dangerous exhibitions with many early aerial pioneers.
A Mexican Herald correspondent writes after returning from the frontier with federal troops that documents link to plans about Madero. The account cites governmental evidence and notes no known hideout for Madero among the captured papers or bodies, while authorities pursue leads in the northern towns.
A sweeping winter storm hits the Midwest causing heavy snow and zero or below temperatures from Kansas City to Nebraska and Colorado. Rail and streetcar service suffer, with trains stalled and many passengers delayed for hours as winds drive drifting snow and subzero lows across the region.
Special dispatch from Billings reports a man fired on Emily Button as she walked with Billings musicians near the Masonic temple. The bullet struck her in the right cheek, wounding her. the assailant fled toward an alley after firing. Police have no lead and no arrests.
President Taft authorized recognition of the new constitutional government of Nicaragua after official dispatches announced the election of Estrada as president. Salvatore Castrilla, named Nicaraguan minister to Washington, likely to be received by Secretary Knox. Reports say riot enthusiasm followed Estrada's election and Taft’s message praised the new government as patriotic.
In an interview, Prof Booshi Liat discusses life on Venus and other worlds. He cites recent data and telegrams suggesting possible conditions for life, noting earthlike rot and hints from researchers. The dialogue frames ongoing debates about life beyond Earth and the reliability of new observations.
A distorted London telegram from January 2 notes a warbound government measure and a contested provision in the cabinet. The fragmentary text mentions a tense policy shift and references a government ban, but the details remain unclear and garbled.
In a heated caucus at the courthouse the vote favored McDowell for speaker with strong support from Silver Bow and other counties. The meeting appointed key officers for the House and Senate, naming Finlay Melise as chief clerk and several clerks, sergeants, and pages from Helena, Missoula, and surrounding areas. The Republicans selected a full slate of officers for both chambers while Democrats named their own candidates for speaker pro tem, chaplain, and other posts.
Speein Stat Correspondence Helena Jan 1 Everything is in readiness for the opening of the twelfth legislative session at noon tomorrow The governor will deliver his message at 11 o'clock Tuesday morning when both houses hold a joint session The legislature expects a busy session with many seekers and more candidates for offices than before etc
The government argues for broad regulatory power over interstate and foreign commerce to curb monopolies and prevent antitrust violations. It asserts Congress may regulate commercial activity to avoid constitutional conflicts and protect nationwide market integrity.
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