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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 04, 1912
Page
6
A letter from Andrew arouses officials in the capital prompting scrutiny of a deputy secretary's resignation and remarks about MacVeagh. The document signals political strain and leadership shifts amid ongoing governmental debate.
The pine edifice was formally turned over to county commissioners by the contractors marking completion of the new courthouse project.
A Chicago convention row triggered by Secretary MacVeagh and Assistant Secretary Andrew ends with Andrews resignation and a push for a congressional probe. Officials cite prolonged friction, delayed public business, and strained relations as the cause, while Cox outlines a rules committee push for immediate action. The turmoil coincides with courthouse dedication details for Silver Bow County, Montana.
At the Federation of Women’s Clubs convention in San Francisco about 1,000 women voted for officers today. The presidential race centered on Mrs. Philip Carpenter of New York and Mrs. Percy Pennybacker of Texas, with Pennybacker favored by many. Other slated officers include Mrs. Blankenburg, Mrs. Samuel for secretary, and Mrs. Eugene Reilly as corresponding secretary. Delegates also named nominees for treasurer auditor and directors across several states. News of Mrs. Sarah Platt Decker’s improved health relieved attendees.
At General Huerta's headquarters Bachimba on July 2 government troops seized the canyon entrance and surrounding positions, driving rebels toward the mountain pass. Huerta called it a brilliant victory and expected a renewed assault at daybreak tomorrow as casualties remained undetermined.
Miles City July 2 special dispatch reports repeated washouts on eastern rail lines. Four hundred yards of roadbed washed out at West Moore on the Milwaukee, while an Orinoco washout remains unrepaired. West Moore is 04 miles east and Orinoco 90 miles west. The Northern Pacific beyond Forsyth blocked. Milwaukee used transfer to its rails earlier, now halted by West Moore washout. Rain totals three inches with heavy thunderstorms since Sunday night.
An assailant fired at Sir Francis Henry May, the Hongkong governor, near the post office. The bullet pierced only the chair he occupied, with no other injuries. A European was reported to have signaled the Chinese attacker. In Pasadena, California, July, a separate note claims Mrs. A. Le Hamilton of this city announced as the first woman candidate for the state legislature.
Oyster Bay July reports say Colonel Roosevelt and allies brainstorm a new party as Chicago and Baltimore conventions shape the field. Roosevelt dismisses talk of abandoning the fight, noting talks with Sagamore Hill leaders and governors who doubt third party need. He hints at a national, progressive movement with names like Progressive Party or National Progressive Party.
Washington July 3 Speaker Clark drew an extended ovation as he entered the house amid strain from the Democratic convention. Representative Underwood Alabama led cheers again and J Hampton Moore Pennsylvania paid tribute declaring him the greatest democrat. The scene included chants from Southern members and a lively exchange with Georgia’s Howard as republicans anticipated November politics.
Special dispatch from Miles City reports grand lodge officers and prominent Elks traveling in special Milwaukee cars toward Butte. Notables include Col John P. Sullivan of New Orleans and Patrick Powers of Madison Square Garden fame, among others, en route via Northern Pacific. party enjoys hospitality and eyes 1913 convention rival Louisville.
Iagirt New Jersey July saw the national committee plan a two oclock visit to the nominee. Governor Wilson will not reveal the campaign line of battle until after a conference with committee members. He will read the platform tonight and has not chosen a chairmanship or campaign trips, awaiting the Baltimore convention and a key meeting tomorrow. Multiple visitors praised him while handshakes wore down his arm. a steady stream of well-wishers arrived at his summer home as his aides and friends gathered.
Seeght New Jersey July 2 Mrs Woodrow Wilson wife of the democratic nominee is an artist of recognized ability and several of her paintings hang in the Little White House in Seeght. Her three daughters are also talented with Margaret a soprano, Jeasse a settlement worker in Philadelphia, and Eleanor who inherits her mother’s painting talent studying art at a New book.
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