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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1913
Page
1
Senator Rook backs MHA and OV Fhke Mol in massive Panama Canal reform push. Lawmakers seek decisive action with regional impact, citing security, trade, and sovereignty concerns.
A Washington report details a heated session on meat duties and tariff policy. Lawmakers pressed for cheaper beef and imports, with Texas representative Cowan and others arguing for price relief and reduced duties amid industrial and farm interests.
A report from Trenton quotes President elect Wilson favoring merit over partisanship in future appointments. Governor Wilson notes a 30 member delegation of labor interests urging reappointment of a Democrat to a state committee post held by a Republican appointee. The president elect says labor representation should reflect its interests but affirms Colonel Bryant’s faithful service and duties. He also signals opposition to manufacturers’ and employers’ views while advocating restraint on organized labor’s political influence.
The text outlines Turkish questions about the note and the war, focusing on Turkey's stance regarding extending union with the Allies and the potential impact on the Turkish government. It questions the moral and benevolent support of powers, Turkey’s aims in the Aegean, and the balance of security and influence in the region amid the European conflict.
A garbled report indicates talks of raising rates at the upcoming head camp meeting in Chicago. The executive committee faces contested issues and potential legal friction as higher charges are debated amid uncertain outcomes.
Fragmentary OCR text presents a mix of German words and unreadable segments about individuals or entities, lacking clear events, dates, places, or actions to summarize into a coherent newspaper item. Unable to identify a main subject or outcome from the provided lines.
The report outlines an extensive inquiry by a commission into personnel and actions, detailing preparation, hearings, and potential outcomes. It notes dates, involved parties, and the investigation’s scope, including potential penalties and legislative implications. The document emphasizes the seriousness and breadth of the inquiry process.
Fragmentary OCR text shows references to a Magister Lon Iats Cohmbis and a city elections or registration process. The readable portions mention registering or filing, with sporadic names and terms like SPUN, WNL, and fees. Context is unclear and unsure due to damage.
In a long session noted for party lines, the house and senate debated suffrage and a compulsory insurance proposal. Key figures included Senator Edwardy and officials from Washington State. A petition backed John Benner’s parole, citing his family dependents and prior conduct, with continuation expected on Page Three.
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