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Newspaper

Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jan 02, 1911

Page

9

New Governors In Office Today

Albany New York January 1 Republican rule ends as John A Dix is sworn in privately and will be publicly inaugurated Monday noon Democrats and Republicans plan to caucus Tuesday to pick leaders Wednesday completes formal legislature organization and budget debates. Attention centers on electing a U S senator to replace Chauncey M Depew with a busy agenda ahead

Albany N. Y New York John A. Dix United States Chauncey M. Depew Dix Charles F. Murphy Tammany Thomas F. Grady Senate Grady Tammany Organization

Nebraska Legislature Opens With Partisan Outlook

Lincoln Neb Jan 1 About one half of the members elect of the Nebraska legislature have arrived in Lincoln for the opening Tuesday but little has been done toward organization. Democrats control both branches and the senate is expected to organize along party lines. The house faces a split over county option, and the United States senate race is deemphasized as the November vote under the Oregon plan decided that issue with Democrat G M Hitchcock of Omaha likely to be chosen without contest.

Indianapolis Indiana General Assembly John W. Kern United States Kern Lincoln Neb Nebraska Senate Oregon G. M. Hitchcock Omaha

President Taft urges prompt action on Alaska coal lands

President Taft held talks with Secretary Ballinger Senator Nelson and others on conservation and land policy focusing on Alaska coal lands and California issues. A draft bill proposing opening coal deposits in Alaska by leasing was discussed with emphasis on early access to coal for residents at a reasonable price.

Washington Taft Congress Conservation of Natural Resources Ballinger Nelson Senate Committee On Ublic Lands Smoot and Kint Mondell Wyoming House Committee On Public Lands Parsons New York Alaska California Department of the Interior Alaskan

Minnesota Senate set to re elect Moses Clapp to U S Senate

St Paul Minn Jan 1 Indications show the Minnesota legislature meeting Tuesday will reelect Moses Clapp to the United States Senate. Clapp is the sole definite candidate though Frank B Kellogg F Stevens and James A Tawney have been named as possible contenders. Most Republican members have signed for a caucus that Tuesday night. Clapps opponents may try to block action at the caucus pushing the fight to the legislature floor.

St. Paul Minn Minnesota Moses Clapp United States Senate Clapp Frank B. Kellogg F. Stevens James A. Tawney

California Judge Works Leads In California Senate Fight

Sacramento dispatch reports that Judge Works of Los Angeles leads the drive to succeed United States Senator Flint with about 14 votes more than needed, backing progressive forces against Spaulding the San Diego millionaire backed by regulars. Candidates Sheehan Girard Cram Shepherd Bissell Cohalan also circulated in Albany as battle lines form.

Sacramento United States Flint Judge Works Los Angeles A. G. Spaulding Spaulding San Diego Works Albany William F. Sheehan Supreme Court James W. Girard J. Sergeant Cram Edward Shephard Herbert P. Bissell Daniel F. Cohalan New York

Abandon Exercises For Carey Inauguration

Cheyenne Wyoming, Jan 1. Due to a sudden temperature drop, outdoor inauguration exercises for Governor Joseph M. Carey are canceled. The events will be held inside the state capitol.

Cheyenne Wyo Joseph M. Carey Capitol

Joy riders laugh as man is killed in Berkeley crash

Oakland California January 1 A 22 year old Frank Lothrop was struck by a speeding automobile as he stepped from a street car near his home in Berkeley. The carload of joy riders laughed as the vehicle fled and the victim, the sole support of his widowed mother, died instantly.

Oakland Cal Frank Lothrop Berkeley Lothrop

Deaths Cloud Aviation Meet as Hoxsey’s Death Dims Spirits

Los Angeles aviation meets open amid somber mood after Arch Hoxsey’s death. Pilots fly cautiously, wind treacherous, few stay aloft, and crowd absorbs sense of danger as funeral arrangements loom for Tuesday. Walter Brookins paled, Radley aborts, Ely’s wings survive a blade snag. Event closes early with somber crowd and faint mirth from a small novelty plane.

Hiding Place of Madero Unknown

Mexico City Jan 1 That Chihuahua revolutionists are not Maderists though they are generally credited with being followers of the Coahuila millionaire is the belief of Gerald Brandon the Mexican Herald correspondent who has just returned from the scene of hostilities after several weeks with the federal troops Brandon was captured by the rebels and held prisoner for several days In my opinion the present trouble on the frontier bears but a slight relation to the uprisings in Puebla or Isabella Gomez Palacios and other towns In the latter ample documentary evidence implicating Madero was found by the government In the Chihuahua mountains not a letter not even a mention of his name was to be found among the great number of documents found on the bodies of the dead revolutionists although more than one letter was found among the slain Neither have the pronunciad os the slightest idea as to Maderos whereabouts

Mexico City Chihuahua Coahuila Gerald Brandon Mexican Herald Brandon Puebla Isabella Gomez Pallacio Madero

Blizzard Sweeps South Dakota Delays Rail Traffic

Sioux City Ia Jan 1 The first blizzard of winter sweeps the middle west piling snow in high drifts and delaying all railway traffic. Six Illinois Central trains stalled between Sioux City and Fort Dodge. Several south Dakota bound trains abandoned and others eight hours late. Gale began about 6 am and by evening reached 40 mile clip with a 6 below zero reading and further fall expected. Streetcar traffic in the city nearly halted.

Sioux City South Dakota Illinois Central Here Fort Dodge

Blizzard Cuts Western Missouri and Kansas Temperatures

A powerful blizzard sweeps Western Missouri and Kansas, with temperatures plunging from 48 degrees in Kansas City at noon to about two degrees by 8 pm. Forecasts call for around 5 below zero tonight in the immediate area and colder in central and western Kansas. Salina records 5 below at sunset as the mercury drops dramatically.

Kansas City Missouri Kansas Salina

Heavy snow and wind close in on plains and Midwest

A Northeast snowstorm began before daybreak and intensified through the day in eastern and southeastern Nebraska and western Iowa. Wind drifts delay rail and streetcar traffic while freight and stock trains move slowly. Temperatures fell to 5 below at night, with Broken Bow at 10 below, and more cold expected.

Omaha Neb Nebraska Iowa Broken Bow

Cold Wave Ranges Across Colorado and Wyoming

January 1 reports show temperatures from 2 degrees below to 10 below in Colorado and Wyoming after a heavy snowfall. Denver and Colorado Springs logged 5 below, Leadville 7 below, Pueblo 2 above, and Cheyenne 1 below as the cold spell continued through night.

Denver Colorado Wyoming Colorado Springs Leadville Pueblo Cheyenne

Snowstorm Delays Rail Traffic Across Minnesota and Dakotas

In a sweeping blizzard, Minnesota and the Dakotas face heavy snow that delays streetcars and snowbound rail routes. Great Northern and Northern Pacific report western storm points at Williston and Mandan, North Dakota and Aberdeen, with passenger trains running but hours late. Temperatures plummet to zero as officials expect no full shutdown before tomorrow.

St. Paul Minn Minnesota Dakotas Great Northern Northern Pacific Chicago Milwaukee Williston Mandan N. D Aberdeen

Attempted murder on Mrs Emily Button in Billings

An unknown man fired at Mrs. Emily Button from about 19 feet while she walked home with Frank Smith from an Elks clubhouse ball. A bullet scratched her right cheek, Smith was chased by two bullets, the assailant vanished into an alley and no arrests have been made.

The Standard Billings Emily Button Frank Smith Masonic Temple

Taft Recognizes New Nicaraguan Government

President Taft authorized formal recognition of Nicaragua's new constitutional government after news from Managua that Estrada was elected president. Dr Salvatore Castrillo named Nicaraguan minister to Washington, likely to be received by Secretary Knox this week. Taft extended New Year congratulations and U S friendship while recognizing the new government.

Washington Taft Nicaragua Estrada Salvatore Castrillo Knox Associated Press Managua State Department Thomas Moffatt Moffatt Mr. Taft United States

Life on Venus Suggested by Naval Observatory Chief

Prof T J Lee director of the United States Naval Observatory at Mare Island says life exists on Venus. He cites a 23 hour Venus day, Earth like seasons and dense atmosphere as evidence. He claims life is general throughout the universe, not limited to Earth.

Vallejo Cal Venus T. J. Lee United States Naval Observatory Iare Bee Earth Lee

Lisbon government on edge as life hangs by thread

London report from a Chronicle correspondent cites a trusted source in Lisbon saying the provisional government’s life hangs by a thread amid political instability and unseen risks affecting its survival.

London Lisbon

Actor Charles H. Webster Dies in New York

Charles H. Webster, once a supporter of Booth, died in New York City today from heart failure. The 19th century stage veteran was remembered for his contributions to the era’s theater, with colleagues noting his long career and influence.

New York Charles H. Webster Booth

McDowell Chosen by Party Caucus for Speaker in Helena

W W McDowell won the 25 to 16 vote for speaker at the Democratic house caucus in the courthouse. Ward of Helena was runner up. Nominations for many offices followed with Broadwater to Silver Bow and Jefferson counties well represented. The Republican senate caucuses named officers while Democrats solidified leadership amid frigid weather and a temporary chair was Owen Byrnes. A Musselshell county creation bid drew notable delegation as Musselshell seeks formation from Fergus Yellowstone areas.

R. Lee Ward Helena W. W. McDowell W. C. Whaley Jefferson McDowell Silver Bow Lewis and Clark Madison Ravalli Cascade Missoula Pinthead Gallatin Finlay McRae J. L. Dehart Dan H. McLeod McNally Frank Woody Word Woody O'Flynn Ward Owen Byrnes House Roberts Story Rotary Grubb Gallati C. C. Truscott Jefferson Charles Ga Harry McNally Powell H. J. Seeley Ant W. J. Jerrett Fergus Charles Powell Carbon Bond Rhue Deer Lodge Geant-At-Arms Gus Hefner Frank J. Jessup Lewis Joseph Pick Beaverhead Sanders County Willie Meyer John Newman Francis Roberts Nathaniel Stark Senate It Caucus The Senate Dr. Price William O'Connell Flathead Senator Conron Senator McCarthy Senator Whiteside S. V. Stewart Madison County State Central Committee W. M. Bole Great Falls Tribune C. A. Dumiway

Governor Norris to Deliver Message in Joint Session

Helena Jan 1 Everything is ready for the twelfth legislative session to open at noon tomorrow The governor will speak at 11am Tuesday in a joint session The house has 73 desks for 74 members with one speaker expected The Democrats and Republicans seat layouts are described as the session nears with Johnson Lissner Ward and Byrnes noted among Lewis and Clark members

Helena Norris Tom McTague F. L. Day Capitol Terrett House Lewis and Clark Membe Johnson Lissner, Ward and Byrnes

Government Warns On Sherman Act In Tobacco Case

The government released its brief in the tobacco case, prepared by Attorney General Wicker sham and J. C. McReynolds. It argues the Sherman act should curb restraints on interstate commerce and uphold congressional power to regulate commerce, challenging the Knight ruling and emphasizing enforcement of federal authority.

Washington Wickersham J. C. McReynolds Congress Knight Roosevelt Todew

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John B. Moisant Kean Hitchcock Por Sinator JOY Riders Moises Latham Dan Gerous Aviation Field Arch Hoxsey Fiyers Hoxsey Walter Brookins Parmalee Wright West Eugene Ely Charles Willard Curtiss Antoinette Radley Him Ely W. W. Mdowell Butte Middle West Severat Central Nebraskka Lings Strudt M’dowell Woods Senate Republicans Caucus Edward Donlan J. F. McNamee Joseph Conbey H. C. Provins Nathan Godfrey Charles B. Gibbs Sanders W. H. Harrison Florence Lakin E. W. Deed Dillon J. H. Hoy Anaconda C. T. Rader Meagher Josephine Westcott Chateau Gaylord Eccles Valley P. Fleming Dawson Harry Madson Cain Connors Rosebud C. W. Tice Oscar Odenwald Teton Gus Rafalovich Alva Lamb Sweet Grass Robert Fredericks Brownie Burke L. Harkness Agnes Shea Grace Catlin C. Potter Alex MacAulay Jr C. M. Sherman Democrats
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