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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 04, 1911
Page
6
July reports describe extreme heat with many cities recording record highs and deaths from the heat. Temperatures topped 100 in multiple states, with bids of humidity and nightly thundershowers offering little relief. Hospitals noted numerous heat-related cases, while cities from Louisville to Davenport issued warnings as the heat wave intensified.
A July report notes French efforts to dispatch a ship to Morocco as Germany pressurizes for intervention. French ministers discuss actions and potential allies while noting Britain’s position and the complex continental tensions shaping the voyage to Agnétr.
Fragmented OCR text describes Bristow pursuing a real revision amid insurgent activity and political maneuvering. Mentions Whitish party ties and protests, calls for power shifts, and adjournment of a session. Notes uncertainty and conflicting reports about leadership, opposition, and policy reforms.
Washington July 8 The names of the M4 officers of the United States Navy selected for compulsory retirement by the plucking board appointed by Secretary Meyer were announced today. The officers, from lieutenant to captain, were retired after formal conclusions approved by the President. The list includes four captains, four commodores, and six lieutenant commanders, with two lieutenants also retired. The retired officers had served from the Spanish American War era and include names associated with key posts at Newport, New York, and various fleet commands. The action marks the end of long service for these officers and follows the board’s findings.
A skeleton lay on the Miawourt river bank near a wheelbarrow. The body showed signs suggesting exposure and possible cause, with officers investigating. A workplace tragedy nearby involved an explosion at a mill, causing injuries.
Spokane notices the death of Thomas Booth a prominent minting broker from Butte who died in Chelan Washington on an unspecified date. He had left Harrington for an outing a week earlier. The body will be sent to Harrington for relatives.
In Columbus on July 3 Rodney J. Diegle sergeant at arms of the state senate was convicted of aiding in a bribery scheme involving State Senator L B Ane and others. He faced a 1 to 5 year sentence or a fine up to 500. The trial used a secret Metagraph telephone device as key evidence. Other indictments loom for three state senators and representatives.
The mother of Mana Rees asserts she wrote a book linked to the trial of a cult leader. She is to appear at a hearing as defense for a dueling accusation and to address the alleged abduction tied to the book’s claims. The state seeks clarity on authorship and motive.
Reported outbreak condition places Cascade cattle at the worst level in the state for bovine tuberculosis. Officials cite herd risk and testing delays as contributing factors while rural farms implement quarantine, movement restrictions, and monitoring to prevent spread.
President Taft arrived in Indianapolis at 12 02 this morning and was driven to the Fairbanks home. He spoke today in Cleveland and at the National Home for Disabled Volunteer Soldiers, urging arbitration to prevent wars. He addressed bankers about currency reform and discussed reciprocity with Canada as a key admin measure. He defended peaceful settlement of conflicts and praised gradual moral progress in nations.
In a broad walkout, conductors, meter men, and inspectors halted city lines, hoping to secure wage increases and job protections. Management expects enough staff to resume service with police protection. The dispute centers on raises from 15 to 40 cents for conductors, 17 to 25 cents for motormen, and 25 to 30 cents for inspectors.
A prisoner was shot and killed near Globe in a courthouse incident on June 2. The assailant fled toward the river with accompanying visitors from a visiting party. A later report notes bodies found and investigations underway as authorities move to identify the shooter and motive.
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